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Anybody used a power chimney cleaning system

clfy39tzve8njq · 2016-11-22 21:53:35

Has anybody used a power chimney cleaning system and if so are they worth the bother. I can't post links but if you Google gardus-sooteater you'll see the kind of thing I mean

22-11-2016 9:53pm

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Has anybody used a power chimney cleaning system and if so are they worth the bother.
I can't post links but if you Google gardus-sooteater you'll see the kind of thing I mean

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#2 22-11-2016 10:04pm

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i have a cheap version. i think it was 90 euro.
its ok. you need a corded drill to get the rpms up. its is very fiddly to join the rods together and to take apart.

the proper version is a lot better design but it comes at a cost ( over 2000 euro).

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#3 22-11-2016 10:15pm

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Thanks for reply. Do you find it does a better job than ordinary rod and brush or is it much the same

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#4 22-11-2016 10:16pm

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its hard to tell. you dont have the feel of the normal rods

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