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At a glance
- Condition
- New
- Color
- White
- Model
- 40FT
- Dimensions
- 3.9"L x 3.9"W x 480"H
- Weight
- 1.7 lb
- Material
- Synthetic
- Handle Material
- Plastic
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- Attachment
Features 5
- HOME ESSENTIALS: The dryer vent cleaner kit brush Includes one high quality synthetic brush head and flexible rods that extend up to 40 feet.The short brush head has a diameter of 4 inches, while the long brush head has a diameter of 1.5 inches.
- EASY TO USE & EFFORTLESS FOR GOOD CLEANING: Dryer vent cleaner kit can be used with or without any kind of power drill and will help you achieve professional results; Just always turn the rod clockwise and keep moving in&out slowly; Kindly remind that while cleaning around corners and turns or stubborn lint trap, slow down and then accelerate slowly
- CLEANING SUPPLIES IMPROVE DRYER WORK EFFICIENCY: A drill attachment included; Perfect for improving cloth dryer work performance by using our cleaning tools to clean the build up lint and dust in dryer vent, duct and exhaust port
- EFFORTLESS MAINTENANCE: Skip the service calls. Clean your dryer vent yourself in minutes and keep everything running smoothly, year after year.
- PREVENTING FIRE RISKS: Lint buildup can be dangerous and failure to clean it is the leading cause of clothes dryer fires; So remove the lint periodically is the only way to prevent dryer fires risk
Description
What is the correct drill direction to keep this dryer vent brush secure while cleaning? Simply keep your power drill spinning in the forward, clockwise direction during the entire process. This automatic rotation locks the screw joints tightly, keeping the pieces together as you pull it out. How can I easily separate the rods of this dryer duct cleaning kit after use? The segments naturally tighten while rotating to prevent loosening inside the pipe. To disconnect them easily after cleaning, just use two standard pairs of pliers to grip the joints and twist them apart. Can this dryer vent cleaner kit help if my dryer takes too long to dry a single load of clothes? Yes! When lint blocks the exhaust, clothes take much longer to dry. Using this dryer vent cleaner kit clears the blockage, restoring normal airflow so your dryer works fast and efficiently again. Can I use this flexible fireplace chimney brush set by hand if I do not own a power drill? Absolutely. While a drill provides extra rotating power, the flexible rods and brush can be operated manually by pushing and pulling to clear lint out of the pipe. Can this fireplace chimney brush effectively remove tough soot and creosote to improve heating efficiency? Yes, it is perfect for scrubbing away soot and creosote buildup inside chimney pipes. Regular cleaning with this fireplace chimney brush ensures proper ventilation and helps your fireplace burn more efficiently. Holikme is a professional cleaning brand, and we are committed to handling cleaning jobs with ease for your home. Holikme products focus on quality, practicality. The greatest wish of Holikme is to bring a convenient and comfortable life to people, and improve the happiness. Holikme has majored in household products since 2012. Holikme products focus on quality, new function, high performance. We will continue to deeply expand various life scenarios , and provide high-standard quality of life for them. In the meanwhile, we will try our best to create efficient, comfortable and simple product value to bring a better purchase experience to them.
Specs 21
| Brand | Holikme |
|---|---|
| Color | White |
| Handle Material | Plastic |
| Product Dimensions | 3.9"L x 3.9"W x 480"H |
| Material | Synthetic |
| Brand Name | Holikme |
| Surface Recommendation | Vent |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Manufacturer | Holikme |
| Item Highlight | Dryer Vent Cleaner Brush with Drill Attachment, Removes Years of Lint Buildup, Improves Airflow, Faster Drying & Fire Safety |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Model Number | 40FT |
| Manufacturer Part Number | FT-40 |
| Shape | Round |
| Theme | Cleaning |
| Material Type | Synthetic |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 3.9"L x 3.9"W x 480"H |
| Item Weight | 1.7 pounds |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Flexible |
| Product Firmness | Medium |
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Top Amazon Reviews
Worked well, easy to use, cleaned vent of too many years of buildup.
Color: White
Worked well... 0) SOME IMPORTANT THINGS that seem to get people in trouble... A- Don't spin your drill too fast, the links will bend and deform, especially if around a bend B- Don't spin your drill BACKWARDS (CCW). Seems obvious, but many reviewers messed this up. C- There is drill bit to thread adapter in the kit, but I just clamped my drill over the last shaft as I added pieces. This was faster and I didn't have to unscrew the adapter each time I added a few more sections. 1) My dryer vent is about 20' straight with a U-turn up behind the dryer. Each section is 17" and so I used 15 of them (3 at a time) 2) Had about 1/4"-1/2" of lint on the inside surface of my vent all around the pipe and all down my pipe (should've taken a before picture) - this probably represented about 5 years or more of build-up. Removed the outer vent cover to start and take a look inside the vent. 3) Pulled the dryer from the wall and used a leaf blower to blow out the initial lint (didn't clear much of it). Then had my wife turn that on/off and ran that every so often (see below). 4) Used a shop-vac at the outside to suck up the lint coming out. 5) Added 3 sections at a time, was paranoid so put a piece of DUCT tape around each joint with a stick-to-itself tab for removal. This prevents a real problem IF YOU FORGET AND REVERSE THE DRILL - DON'T DO THIS. 6) Gently worked the brush back and forth after each addition while running the drill, turning on the leaf blower (inside) and shop vac (outside) together to keep from making too big of a mess. SLOW speed on the drill worked well enough, you don't really need to spin it fast. 7) After I reached the dryer, I backed it out 3 sections at a time, un-taping each group of 3 and later unscrewing them all. NOTE: They do get tight, but I was able to loosen them without pliers, but it might help to have a pair. 8) See the AFTER picture, my vent is now clean, I had about 3 seams in the vent in the 20 feet. 9) Caught on the seams a couple of times, but just worked it gently back and forth and it released. OVERALL, a great product.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2026 by WST2.
Saved Me From Calling a Professional
Color: White
I decided to buy this dryer vent cleaning kit after noticing my clothes were coming out of the dryer still damp. Instead of paying for a professional cleaning, I thought this was worth trying—and I’m glad I did. The kit comes with multiple extension rods, making it easy to adjust the length to reach deep into the vent. I used it with my power drill, and it did a great job removing the lint and dust that had built up along the inside of the duct. It was easy to assemble, flexible enough to navigate the vent, and gave me peace of mind knowing the dryer can run more efficiently. If you want an affordable way to maintain your dryer vent and help improve drying performance, I definitely recommend this kit.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2026 by Martha Castro
Great Option to Clean Vents Yourself
Color: White
Use: I have a dryer vent that goes up through the roof. The house is about 8 years old...I bought it about 3 years ago and never have cleaned the vent pipe. After cleaning it out, I'm not sure if anyone ever did. I was debating doing the cleaning myself or paying a service to come out to do it for me. I found this brush kit and decided to try it out myself. I got the 40ft set. Pros: - Did the job well: As shown in the pictures, it did great about loosening up lint and other stuff stuck in the vent pipe. It also cleaned the flexible dryer hose as well. -Ease of Use: I also have a couple ease of use cons as well. This is pretty straight forward on how to use. If you are doing this by yourself, only attach 1 to 3 sections at a time, and you will need to remove around that many as you come back out of the wall. It will make it so much easier, just extend your time a little more. Also, do not use the little drill adaptor end if you are using a drill. You can attach your drill directly to the collar of the extension piece. This will save a lot of time and will not damage the end. Cons: - Ease of Use (pt 1): When using it by yourself, you will want to only put on 2 to 3 max extensions at a time. I tried to put on more than 3 at one time and would struggle to keep it from getting tangled up on itself. Because of this, it took longer to run up and bring back down. I would have to remove 2 to 3 sections at a time when bringing it back down. - Ease of Use (pt 2): When trying to unscrew sections, I had to have a couple sets of pliers. While this is good at ensuring it will not come apart while in the vent, it was challenging when trying to break it apart while also bringing it back down. - Quality: The quality is pretty good, but I have one complaint. At one point when it got tangled around itself, one of the extension pieces ended up bending near the end. It will not straighten back out, so I pretty much am down 1 extension piece. Not a big deal since I ordered the set that was way over the length I needed, but just a note to remember. Summary: I found this set did exactly what I wanted it to do. When I figured out, when doing this alone, you only want to attach a few sections at a time vs making a long snake. The long snake just twisted around itself especially it if was trying to bind up. I also found it does not do too well if there are curves in the pipe. I am not sure if it was getting caught on junctions or if there was a curve in the pipe somewhere in my wall, but there were parts where I thought it had gotten stuck. I was able to get it unstuck, but it took some force. Overall, though, I really like how well this worked. As you can see in the pictures, I had a lot of lint stuck in my pipe. On a side note, I made an attachment to connect an air blower from my compressor to fit around my vent pipe to blow loose lint from the pipe. Probably why there was more on the roof than in the laundry room.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2024 by Stephen
Gets the job done but expect a bit of a learning curve
Color: White
I'm giving this 5 stars because it did what it advertised and held up to a lot of unnecessary abuse as I figured out how to use it. And it prevented me from having to spend $100s to have someone clean a 25-foot duct for me. And I didn't even know this tool existed before I needed it. Thanks, Uncle Capitalism! That said, I found it took a while for me to get the hang of it and it was more of an adventure than I bargained for. I needed to clean about 25 feet of rigid dryer duct that ran between joists to the exterior of the home. I suspected the duct was partially or completely blocked when the thermal fuse on our dryer element blew. I was happy to find this product which offered a DIY option. I was able to unblock the duct and remove an astounding amount of material in the process. The product does work as advertised. The plastic links are both durable and flexible, a property that I tested well with my inexpert operation. Here are a few tips in case you decide to try it yourself: - It's very flexible and strong. I was able to get it through a duct that had two 90-degree bends, although they were at opposite ends of the straight run. - It's much easier to get the brush to move forward when it's turning. It has a slight corkscrew effect. If it's clogged with lint you can also pull it out while it's turning. DON'T SET IT TO REVERSE. More on that in a minute. - You don't have to spin it very fast to get it to work. Slow and steady is best. - Clear a little at a time. Similar to how you pull back a drill bit to clear the material clogging the bit, when you pull the brush out, it will bring the cleared lint out with it. If you try to shove it through you might end up compressing the blockage and making it harder to clear. - DON'T TURN THE BRUSH WITH THE DRILL IN REVERSE. I read the directions to this effect and thought, "Bah, what idiot would do that?" Within seconds I had lost the brush deep inside the duct. With dogged persistence and a steel fish tape bent into a hook I managed to retrieve it but it was not fun. Why did I do this? Because I would hold the handle section closest to the drill with pliers and reverse the drill to back the "bit" out of the threads so I could attach another section. As long as I set the drill to the forward setting before attempting to turn the brush, this worked fine. But when I forgot...hours of my life disappeared. - Don't have a long section of the rod sticking out when you try to turn it. It's the duct that gives the rod enough rigidity to spin without twisting into a pretzel. When you try to turn it with the rod sticking out of the duct, it will tend to twist up, and then you have to untwist it, which is a pain. Eventually, this could cause it to break and get stuck in the vent, although mine held up well enough. I was surprised at how durable it was. Plastics! - Go slow and add one section at a time. Now that I have the tool I am going to clean this duct at least every six months or so (it had been ten years) so I don't blow up my dryer or burn my house down. It's a cheap investment in that sense. Overall, a clever tool that works as advertised, but it requires a little finesse and overcoming a bit of a learning curve and not doing the dumb thing the directions tell you not to do.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2023 by Decadentwallpaper
Works like a champ. And BTW, Clean your dryer vents annually! It's a fire hazard if you don't.
Color: White
Holikme 40 Feet Dryer Vent Cleaner Kit worked as advertised. My home as has laundry room at the front of the house. The dryer is 4 feet from the front exterior wall. For whatever reason, the builder saw fit to run the dryer vent through the basement, 40 feet to the rear of the house. I think the vent hasn't been cleaned in a long time (we've been here 5 years). I wasn't sure how this kit would work, but the rod pieces screw together and the large brush worked to clean the vent. I turned the dryer on to just air, took the vent cover off at the exterior wall, and began running the brush in with a battery drill. There is a caution not to run the drill backward or the rod sections will unscrew (it's true, I found out while using this to try to clean out a gutter downspout and inadvertently running it backward). Worked exactly as it's suppose to. My dryer vent is now clean. It was easy enough that doing it once a year will not be a problem.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2026 by John G
Worth every penny!!!
Color: White
50+ year old condo that was 100% clogged with lint. Worked perfectly. After trial and error, the best way that I found to do the job would be to undo the dryer side hose from the wall. Then take the snake and go to the highest side. Whether that's inside or outside for you. Outside was the highest point for me. Use the smaller of the two tips. I tried with the wider diameter tip first, but since mine was 100% obstructed I ended up getting stuck and having to pull the tip out several times. So with the longer skinnier brushed tip, always go clockwise so as not to unthread any of the extensions. Add one length at a time. If you get stuck, Go in and out repeatedly while turning the drill motor. You will eventually break through. Which is another reason to use the skinnier tip. It will be easier for the tip to navigate through the twists and turns the further along that you get. I think I used about 30 ft. And at the end it gets a little bit more difficult to navigate. But it can be done. So I had the skinnier tip and I went all the way through from the vent in the ceiling outside to the wall by the dryer as you can see in one of the photos. Once I was through the wall I changed tips to the full diameter brush, and I back the why diameter brush out the length of the dryer duct while using the drill motor to turn it. When I was done, I went inside with my yard blower and blue the remaining lint that was in the ductwork out. You can see in the photos how much in total came out at the end. Honestly, half of it came out with the leaf blower if you can believe that after I'd already gone through the ductwork one way with the small tip and back the other way with the full diameter tip. I highly recommend blowing it out afterward with something. If you use a blower be sure it's an electric one and not a gas one so that you don't succumb to the fumes. The real key is to not add too many lengths of extension. Sometimes you can hand feed it and add two. Especially after you've pulled out all the way and cleared the lint that you've gone through. Definitely start with the skinnier of the tips though. I'm glad that I bought the larger kit. I used most of the legs and I'm not sure that the smaller one would have helped me clean out the clog. Good luck.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2026 by andrew
Ultimately effective but very frustrating
Color: White
Very frustrating product. It ultimately worked but what a struggle to get to the finish line! 8 of the auger pieces bent to the point of being unusable. I literally added one length at a time so it wasn’t because I tried to use too long a length. They kept corkscrewing no matter what I did. I reduced the speed and torque on my drill, and it was still an issue. The brush also broke off inside the dryer vent pipe about 2/3 of the way up. That was a real treat to recover. I now know why people pay to have this done.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2026 by K. Miller
Easy to use and navigates corners easily
Color: White
Super easy to use. I was skeptical if it would navigate the 90 degree bends in my vent pipe but it had no trouble at all. Works exactly as advertised.
Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2026 by Eli