Have been putting off a proper cleaning of the pellet chimney and decided to end the year right with a clean flue.
Had tried another product with a brush connected to a flexible rod, but it just didn't seem to want to follow the contours of the 4" flexible stainless pellet vent that goes up through the former fireplace to the top of a chim,ney that has a kink in it.
Read good things on this site about the Lint-Eater, and I believe that it was the words and wisdom of Imacman that made me decide to purchase one. ( Thanks, Pete!)
Took seven (7) threaded rods to get to the top.
I put Gorrillla tape on the threaded joints and had lots of fun when it was time to untape!! Overkill! Regulat duct tape would have been fine.
I am very happy with the job the Lint-eater did.
Someone asked some time ago if it was OK to just clean the Tee, and tap on the liner to dislodge ash. I believe that it was SWWilliamson who said that there is likely to be a lot of ash that will not be removed that way. He was correct!
Regards,
Ranger
Had tried another product with a brush connected to a flexible rod, but it just didn't seem to want to follow the contours of the 4" flexible stainless pellet vent that goes up through the former fireplace to the top of a chim,ney that has a kink in it.
Read good things on this site about the Lint-Eater, and I believe that it was the words and wisdom of Imacman that made me decide to purchase one. ( Thanks, Pete!)
Took seven (7) threaded rods to get to the top.
I put Gorrillla tape on the threaded joints and had lots of fun when it was time to untape!! Overkill! Regulat duct tape would have been fine.
I am very happy with the job the Lint-eater did.
Someone asked some time ago if it was OK to just clean the Tee, and tap on the liner to dislodge ash. I believe that it was SWWilliamson who said that there is likely to be a lot of ash that will not be removed that way. He was correct!
Regards,
Ranger