Holikme 2 Pieces Dryer Vent Cleaner Kit, Dryer Lint Vacuum Attachment and Flexible Dryer Lint Brush, Dryer Vent Vacuum Hose Attachment, Blue

Worked perfectly! The hose fit my Dyson floor vacuum and reached the area beneath the dryer’s filter vent that I couldn’t access before. The long brush was a bit tricky to use at first, but after a few adjustments, it cleared out all the hidden dust. Having a clean dryer brings real peace of mind!

I love this thing! Who knew? And I got it for less than $10 - worth every penny plus more.I have had this in my shopping list for months and months. It went on sale so I decided to order it, not expecting much. And really, when you open the package, it doesn't look like much, just some rubber or plastic looking parts and a big long brush. I thought, meh, I'm underwhelmed.But boy does it do the job! I was impressed.The brush, I am not sure about as much - it does loosen things but dust becomes stuck to the bristles and is difficult to clean and it just now occurs to me that I could have vacuumed it! ha!But the vacuum part is awesome. I attached it to the tube of my old upright vacuum that has a lot of power behind it - easy to do. First you attach the two (or three) rubber/plastic parts together, and then push the bigger end onto the vacuum tube - give it a little force if you have too, it'll be fine.I stuck it down the vent trap and up came all this fuzz. Now, I clean out my trap every single load of laundry no matter how small: every.single.time. And still this pulled up so much lint! Dang! I then took it outside and suctioned out the outside vent - lots came out of that too. Take a look inside your vacuum and see what has been hanging out in your dryer vent - lots of lint - and for me, lots of lint from many years of never vacuuming it out. Dang!Note that if the suction isn't as powerful to check to be sure there isn't some lint clogging the rubber/plastic tube-it'll clear out easily. Also note that according to how powerful your vacuum is, that will determine of course the power of the suction, but once it is concentrated in that tube, it creates a big suction. I used a power cord vacuum as those are usually more powerful than the rechargeable ones.The amount of lint that came of of that was eye-opening. I had no idea.I found other uses for it - I vacuumed out my old baseboard heating vents that I usually have to clean with a rag and it was always a pain - this fit in there easily and went to town.I also stuck it under my washer, dryer, refrigerator, and stove and moved it all around to vacuum up whatever may be under there - dust bunnies or when I drop dog food or nuts or something and it rolls under the fridge. The flat part is flat enough and flexible enough to get under there whereas the vacuum attachment was not.This would vacuum tight areas/corners or baseboards or between furniture cushions. Maybe my wood blinds.I am so pleased with this I only wish I'd ordered it sooner!

Product works well, removing most of the dust/lint in the first 30 inches of the dryer's vent system. A longer hose may be needed if there is dust/lint beyond the first 30 inches. The long brush is handy to loosen up lint/dust in the nooks and crannies, especially, in our case, around the backside of the moisture sensors.One potential downside is that if your vacuum is very powerful, AC plugged-in unit, the narrow tube can produce a very high-pitched screeching sound that could be difficult to tolerate. To reduce this noise, you can reduce the power if the vacuum cleaner has an adjustable vent valve on the handle, while still maintaining sufficient suction . If not, you may need to just use a lower power vacuum cleaner such as a battery-powered unit.Also, be aware of this tube may be too thick to get pass the vent opening. This model has a thickness of 0.85" (unspecified on website), thicker than some other models on Amazon which are touted to be only 0,73". In any case, measure your vent opening to ensure that this tube can fit through.

Holy Mac! It absolutely works! I tried it and thought, eh, I clean the the vent itself after every run and “under” vent every couple/few months so I’m certain I just wasted my money. I WAS WRONG! Initially it pulled (per feel) some lint straight through but when it clogged it once, twice, (embarrassing) three times I was in disbelief. The pics don’t do it justice. I wonder what it pulled what I could not see? I have a whole house vacuum so its hard to tell. The bad part is that it makes an annoying squealing noise but that’s worth the cleaning job it does, or, just use earbuds. It does pull apart in sections (as per need) so that’s a good thing. My husband cleans the lines about once a year or so I think this is the weak link area. It also works for under the refrigerator or the stove, who knew I would love this, trust me, just buy it!

Seems well made. However, I’m just not really sure what this does that I couldn’t have done equally as well or better with a feather-duster–or stiff brush–and the crevice tool already included with my vacuum.Maybe it’s the design of my dryer, but all I could get to was the area that the lint screen fits into. I could see into that recess where it exited to go to the internal port of the dryer and then out to the vent, but it was a hard 90° at the bottom corner of said very narrow slot. There was no way to get the brush or vacuum nozzle to make that turn, so all I could clean was the lint screen’s “home”. Like I said, the feather-duster, short brush, and/or vacuum attachments I already own would have done the job.

Brush was great for catching the had to reach bits.The attachment was pretty easy to use. Had to really push the vacuum attachment onto the nozzle, but made for very good suction power. I was able to remove a small vacuum tank full of lint from the dryer in my apartment. It may make a loud whistling sound when the vacuum is running, but it works fine.

I needed to get all that gunk out of the bottom of my dryer, and this was the perfect tool. Even when it wouldn't go any deeper, it still sucked up all the lint down there.