Customer Reviews for VEVOR Chimney Sweep Kit 26FT Length, Chimney Cleaning Tool Kits with 8 Nylon Flexible Rods, Chimney Brush Kit Driven by Drill for Sweeping Fireplace

I have not used mine yet. However, I bought one for a friend and they used it after watching the videos. They love it and said it cleaned better than his old style which had to be done from the roof. Good product for, especially older folks, to save them from having to climb up on their roof.

I would buy again

It was flexible. I was able to turn the rods 90 degrees. It did a good job cleaning the creosote in the area I needed to clean.With all of the rods attached the 1/2 in electric drill bogged down.

It worked very well for me. I used a drill. No problems with it staying together or coming apart while using

Last year I installed a wood stove in my home with a 6 inch chimney liner through the mason chimney. Before burning season this year I knew I needed my liner swept to get any creosote remnants cleared out. Found this option and after watching some youtube videos decided to tackle it myself.If you have a drill and easy access to your flue opening then this is an excellent product. I have a pretty straight run through the chimney, just had to sneak it by the smoke self so I can't speak as to whether it would bend for a 90' turn, but I could see it tackling a 45' bend.Overall very satisfied.

Nothing to dislike about producte. Made it real easy to clean chimney from inside of house. It is built well should last my lifetime

One of the ratings was "sheerness," not sure what that means lol. The product works and I was pleasantly surprised to fund out my standard battery drill was strong enough to power the thing up my chimney duct. Don't toss the carboard delivery package because that is the storage box! Dave

Open Fireplace chimney, it was difficult to control in the wide part of the chimney throat, otherwise, fine.

Start with. product is not heavy duty, but well made. Each rod has a snap connection. this make it worth the money. also the "mandrel" stays well in the chuck.. make sure you tighten it so you don't lose it down the chimney. Torque it down tight. There should be a tip list giving tips on what and what not to do. 1) you will be dealing with soot. a mask is recommended. 2) most houses are pressurized, or positive air flow, even on the roof, the soot will travel up towards you. a fan or blower behind you will drive it away from you. 3) Use a quality drill with forward and reverse. you will want to go both ways to get it clean. 4) Use old clothes.. they might not come clean. 5) put a disposable drape around the outside of your fireplace -in your house- to keep the falling soot from going inside your house. 6) if you are on the roof...connect the rods and start from the lowest part of the chimney... you will address the thicker soot first and it will get easier as you go. (more soot accumulates at the bottom). 7) don't be in a hurry. soot will just keep coming out as long as you keep spinning your drill. wait until it falls or flies past you. * I have a straight pipe and I did not try from the inside of the house up... no experience here.* Hope this is helpful..

The drill attachment and quick disconnect works great!! The brush was smaller than my chimney but it walked around the inside of the chimney beating off any creosote. It's worth the money it took me longer to get to the top of my chimney than it did to clean it!