Stove Pipe Cleaning Tool

[Augmister]

Need to clean my stove pipe which goes straight up for three feet (from the clean out) and then gently bends 90 degrees and goes another 18" into the chimney. I have to negotiate the bend (90 degrees) in the clean out door behind the stove and the other 90 degree bend before the exit into the chimney. What/who makes the best tool to do this job? I don't want to take the pipe apart and NO, I don't want to use the leaf blower in the house....

Anything on the market with a very flexible 10 foot wand/rod? The stovepipe is 3". What are you using? Thanks!

 

[Delta-T]

the Rutland Co makes a brush that does double duty to clean pellet vent and your dryer vent...available in 3" and 4" diameter brush heads with flexy fiberglass rod...works ok. ~$25 retail with 10' rod attached.

 

[nailed_nailer]

What Delta-T said.

The Rutland Vent Brush is what I used on my 3" 13' vertical stack.

I have to get a 4" version for the new setup.

Not sure if recommended by Manufacturer, but I have attached it to an 18Volt Dewalt battery drill and really polished my pipes

---Nailer---

 

[mepellet]

linteater.

 

[DexterDay]

linteater.

X2 makes numerous bends with ease

 

[imacman]

linteater.

www.hearth.com/econtent/index.php/forums/viewthread/88066/

 

[save$]

my linteater came today. I saved about $12 shopping on Amazon. no shipping fee etc. Came in 4 days. I bought a dryer lint brush for $10 at Lowes, but could have bought it on Amazon for less than half that. Just adding to my arsenal of cleaning tools.

 

[Don2222]

Hello

Why not take out the 90 degree bend and put a T with a cleanout cap??

I did that and it is sooooooooo much easier now On the chimney stove I added a double T -- wicked easy now!!

 

[DexterDay]

Hello

Why not take out the 90 degree bend and put a T with a cleanout cap??

I did that and it is sooooooooo much easier now On the chimney stove I added a double T -- wicked easy now!!

When did you add the other Double-T Don??

I thought you had one on your system? Or did you have 2?

 

[smoke show]

I only see one double T.

 

[DexterDay]

I only see one double T.

Yep... Got me... Only one...

Just wondering when he added it. Because he has stated having a smaller fire on certain heat settings? Maybe there is an airflow problem??

Could be completely unrelated? But......... ;-P

 

[smoke show]

Right. Alot of dead ends there in one little area.

Is the EVL the same for tee's and 90's?

 

[Don2222]

I only see one double T.

Yep... Got me... Only one...

Just wondering when he added it. Because he has stated having a smaller fire on certain heat settings? Maybe there is an airflow problem??

Could be completely unrelated? But......... ;-P

Hi Dexter

Yes I did add the one double-T last fall before the small flame problem
See https://www.hearth.com/econtent/index.php/forums/viewthread/71955/

Thanks for thinking about that, but the fire seemed fine after I added it for a couple months.

When I lubed the auger bushing it was much better. There are alot of dead ends but would that cause a drafting problem if the dead ends are tight and no air leaks??