Holikme 2 Pack Dryer Lint Vacuum Attachment and Flexible Dryer Lint Brush, Dryer Vent Cleaner Kit, Vacuum Hose Attachment Brush, Lint Remover, Blue

Works great, my dryer has a small filter slot and this fits great. Attaches to our shark canister vacuum. The brush is very handy and flexible for going outside where it is vented out and pulling out any built up lint. Would recommend.

Very useful in cleaning vent n AC,etc.

Ben says: turns out my dryer was secretly manufacturing sweaters out of dog hair. I grabbed this dryer vent cleaning kit hoping it would hook up to my Dyson without turning into an arts-and-crafts project. Happy to report: perfect fit, fired right up, and immediately started pulling out alarming, tumbleweed-sized clumps of lint. I’m pretty sure I recovered enough fur to rebuild at least half of Bernie. The hose had good reach, stayed flexible, and didn’t feel like it was going to shred itself in the vent. Suction stayed strong the whole time, and it was weirdly satisfying watching years of “eh, it’s probably fine” come blasting back out. If you’ve got pets, this thing pays for itself in peace of mind alone. Better airflow, faster drying, and less chance your laundry room becomes a campfire. Would absolutely recommend.

Sadly the nozzle only fits one slot on the space where our dryer filter fits. Pity, as it would do the job nicely

I love this thing! Who knew? And I got it for less than $10 - worth every penny plus more. I have had this in my shopping list for months and months. It went on sale so I decided to order it, not expecting much. And really, when you open the package, it doesn't look like much, just some rubber or plastic looking parts and a big long brush. I thought, meh, I'm underwhelmed. But boy does it do the job! I was impressed. The brush, I am not sure about as much - it does loosen things but dust becomes stuck to the bristles and is difficult to clean and it just now occurs to me that I could have vacuumed it! ha! But the vacuum part is awesome. I attached it to the tube of my old upright vacuum that has a lot of power behind it - easy to do. First you attach the two (or three) rubber/plastic parts together, and then push the bigger end onto the vacuum tube - give it a little force if you have too, it'll be fine. I stuck it down the vent trap and up came all this fuzz. Now, I clean out my trap every single load of laundry no matter how small: every.single.time. And still this pulled up so much lint! Dang! I then took it outside and suctioned out the outside vent - lots came out of that too. Take a look inside your vacuum and see what has been hanging out in your dryer vent - lots of lint - and for me, lots of lint from many years of never vacuuming it out. Dang! Note that if the suction isn't as powerful to check to be sure there isn't some lint clogging the rubber/plastic tube-it'll clear out easily. Also note that according to how powerful your vacuum is, that will determine of course the power of the suction, but once it is concentrated in that tube, it creates a big suction. I used a power cord vacuum as those are usually more powerful than the rechargeable ones. The amount of lint that came of of that was eye-opening. I had no idea. I found other uses for it - I vacuumed out my old baseboard heating vents that I usually have to clean with a rag and it was always a pain - this fit in there easily and went to town. I also stuck it under my washer, dryer, refrigerator, and stove and moved it all around to vacuum up whatever may be under there - dust bunnies or when I drop dog food or nuts or something and it rolls under the fridge. The flat part is flat enough and flexible enough to get under there whereas the vacuum attachment was not. This would vacuum tight areas/corners or baseboards or between furniture cushions. Maybe my wood blinds. I am so pleased with this I only wish I'd ordered it sooner!