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Amazon has it for $42. I needed enough to reach to the top of a 25 foot chimney. When comparing the price of extra rods, it was only $2 more expensive to buy a 2nd Sooteater. I now have 2 on the way.

Yea me!

Matt
 
I did the same thing, with a 28' chimney, and it worked like a charm. I think it would go up 100' if you needed it to. Just drape your insert and withdraw it with a wet rag to clean the rods on the way out. I never have to go up on ladder again. Woohoo!
 
whats the regular price? that seems pretty pricey too.
 
A quick google showed a bunch of places selling them in the low 50s to low 60s.


Matt
 
Amazon used to have them listed at around $45. The price dropped to $42 about a month ago while it was in my wish list and I received an e-mail. Like the OP, I bought two sets of them because I have close to a 30' chimney. Have yet to try the thing out, but have picked up a ton of tips from this site regarding how to use it without making a huge mess.
 
What are you buying. I see a kit but I haven't seen where it says what length this thing is. I also see another kit for arounf &5 that has all kinds of "stuff" with it, bo no length. I need about 25 ft.
 
The Sooteater RCH205 Rotary Chimney Cleaning System cleans wood stove and fireplace flues. Spinning chimney whip removes dangerous soot and creosote buildup better than a brush. Helps prevent flue fires. Unique trim to fit design fits multiple flue sizes. Will work on round from 5 to 18-Inch in diameter; 12=Inch x 12-Inch square, rectangle or oval flues up to 8-Inch x 12-Inch. Won't scratch metal flues like a steel brush. Fits through tight areas. Fits on any drill and spins forward and reverse. Cleans from the bottom up without getting on a ladder so you can DIY and save money. Includes (6) 3-Feet long flexible rods with reversible bottom link quick connect system.



The regular kit includes 18 feet of rods. You can buy 6 ft for $20. You'd need 2 kits so you might as well spend $2 extra and get a replacement head.

Matt
 
Thanks Matt! I'll place the order as quick as I get off here!:)
 
Thanks for posting, Ive wanted one of these for a while.
 
I was at a stove shop the other day and they were $89.95.
 
One of the two came 2 days ago. I wish the other would make it here so I could do th chimney.

Getting the lower half really won't get me too far.
 
Dumb question alert
so how do you think this would work on a 8" single wall stovepipe with 3/90's & a gob of sheet metal screws protruding inside _g
 
That's not a dumb question. For singlewall, I'd adjust get a brush and a single length rod. I'd brush it the old way. This is what I've always done with my 6" singlewall.

Matt
 
That's not a dumb question. For singlewall, I'd adjust get a brush and a single length rod. I'd brush it the old way. This is what I've always done with my 6" singlewall.

Matt
through three 90 deg. bends & 30 screws ?. ( currently disassemble into 3 pcs for cleaning)
 
through three 90 deg. bends & 30 screws ?. ( currently disassemble into 3 pcs for cleaning)

concerned about weed whip lines getting chopped off on screws & question being able to make the bends
 
I'd disassemble it. Screws aren't hard to put back in. I use the self drilling ones.


Matt
 
I'd disassemble it. Screws aren't hard to put back in. I use the self drilling ones.


Matt


Thanks I figured it would not work for me .
Taking this apart is easy
Reassembly is a pain , & I use self tapping screws but don't really see the reason as the holes are already there. 18 holes to match up even with marking them it is a struggle to get back together .
You see this stove has no baffle . I was thinking open stove door & it's a straight shot to the rear flue outlet take soot eater and go right in up over thru to chimney. No dissamblely required. Ha what was I thinking
Cheers
 
Sale still going
 
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