WORKSHOP Wet/Dry VacsVacuum Accessories WS25051A Gutter Cleaning Kit for Wet Dry Vacuum Cleaners, 2-1/2-Inch Wet/Dry Shop Vacuum Attachments Designed For Cleaning and Blowing Debris from Gutters

Works great with my Craftsman shop vac. I have used both the suction and blowing features to clear out the gutters. I used masking tape at each joint to ensure the sections didn’t separate. Worth the money.

Skipped gutter cleaning for a couple years and mine were packed. Using the cleaning kit and two other extension (the house is a bit tall with a 3 foot crawlspace and fairly high ceilings), I could easily clean the gutters. As others have pointed out, duct taping each section together is useful.The top part (the elbow) may want to come off and end up on the roof without the tape. After all, the vac action and scraping the tool along the gutter vibrates the extensions enough that they may work loose. Taping each section together keeps them stable and connected to the vac hose.The cone shaped extension came in handy for a detached garage that uses narrower 4" gutters.I have a tall redwood next door and end up with quite a bit of small branches and seed cones that tend to jam, so I do have to clear the tubes every 10-15 feet of gutter cleaning. That does require taking the extension joints off the hose and clearing them (though not all the way down... taking the 4 extensions off the hose and removing the bend is good enough. A shake or ramming a long garden tool handle works fine). Tedious, but simple and not too time consuming.

We used it to clean our gutters bc they get those whirrly bird things that fall from our trees and get stuck in our gutters. We attached it to our shop vac and with the help of a ladder it worked very well. Highly recommend

Hahahaha. Ok in theory this works like a charm. Have tried both vacuuming AND blowing out my gutters. Blowing method was much more effective than suctioning it out BUT.. BUT.... what goes up MUST COME DOWN. Picture a fountain of goop and leaves and mud and mold blowing up from the gutter and then pouring immediately down on your head like rain. There is no escape. I was COVERED in gutter gunk. Ok I was a hot mess and pressed on. Gutters cleared out like magic. MUST USE GOGGLES. Maybe a hazmat suit. Also the tubing fell off from the pressure 2-3 times onto the roof (it just happens without a locking mechanism) so I had to drag out a small ladder to capture my lost pieces. Overall still SO HAPPY with this purchase. Being a 50 year old single lady I just appreciate not needing to climb a ladder. Now I can clean my gutters on any given Tuesday all by myself and without a spotter. Quality is great as is the concept of this tool. Highly recommend but be sure to add safety goggles and a good shampoo to your cart. 😳😂

I'm now on my second week of chiropractic treatment, because I used this product, and am still not out of the woods, yet. DIYers, beware of how you take on overhead tasks, especially when it involves raising your arms above your head for long periods of time, which is what happens when using this product.If I had known better (i.e. the seller had warned its buyers), I would have used protective gear for head and neck support. I've since found such a device that isn't sold on Amazon, so I'm not allowed to share the link here. Even though I ordered NeckAid's device, I still probably won't use this hose attachment to clean the gutters, again. I am so pained by the mere thought of attempting the chore that I doubt I will be able to "get back on the horse." I don't even want to so much as look up at a tree, much less look up at the gutters so I can vacuum out the debris.If you start out with the right protective gear, though, you should do well using the hose attachment, if you have a 2.5" hose on your wet vac. The included adapter didn't quite match up with the smaller hose I have, which I think is a 1.25". My workaround for that issue was to use duct tape; however, the debris continually clogged at the adapter's "funnel," which was not due to the use of duct tape.Of course, if there are large twigs or branches, the hose attachment doesn't suck those up. I'm still going to have to get on a ladder to clear out all the debris. So, all in all, I would have been better off if I had just hired someone to get on a ladder and clear out the gutters.

My wife and I just moved from the suburbs to the city. There are several mature trees on the lot and my gutters appear to have some sort of leaf magnet technology included. First thing I bought was a ladder and a gutter cleaning scoop.After cleaning the gutters for the first time, I immediately began looking for a tool that allow me to clear the gutters without having to mess with the ladder. Initially thought I'd install gutter protectors, but its getting late in the season and the gutters were already full. I already had a wet/dry vac, so I picked up this kit.Pros:Works great on dry, freshly fallen leaves.Didn't have to use the ladder - I don't have anything higher than 1.5 stories. 2 stories would have required the use of a step ladder (still better than lugging the extension around).Cons:Not as effective on wet, decomposed and compacted material. It does still work, but it's going to be messy and it's a bit hard to know that you've gotten everything clear without a spotter from above.Not Pros or Cons, but just an FYI:Force these things together tight or the pressure from the vac can easily cause it to come apart mid-use. If the end nozzle falls off in the gutter, you may need that frickin ladder again to fish it out.Gets a bit squirrely if you max the length out.

The components are well enough made and slip together easily enough. The set is made to be used with a wet/dry vacuum which wasn't my use case. I wanted to attach them to my leaf blower and reach up to blow leaves off the gutter guards on my house. I was able to accomplish the task but it would be way better if this set had a variable sized reducer component that would go from the yard tool to the other component diameters. I made it work but it wasn't as easy as it could have been

Il prodotto è valido, unica cosa è il diametro troppo grande rispetto la credo maggior parte dei bidoni aspiratutto. Il diametro infatti è di 54mm nella parte + stretta contro i 33mm di un normale tubo di un bidone aspiratutto (nello specifico l'Einhell che utilizzo io). L'ho dovuto restituire a malincuore. Inoltre aumentando il diametro, anche se ho applicato un adattatore per adattarlo al mio aspiratore, si perde potenza aspirante quindi diventa inutile.

The product appears to be able to do the job, I have not used it yet but has to return the package for a replacement, one of the component the male to male adaptor is not in the box, I will refresh this review when the replacement turns up and used,

Locker im Karton Versendet kamen diese Staubsaugerverlängerungen bei mir zu Hause an.Sehr robust und gut gearbeitet passen die Teile gut ineinander.Die Krümmung scheint ideal um die Dachrinne auszusaugen.Ich hatte vor dies mit dem Kärcher WD3 zu kombinieren.Leider ist das Rohr bedeutend dicker als gedacht.Daher habe ich das Produkt zurück gesendet.Wenn es gepasst hätte, hätte ich es aber trotz Preis sicher behalten.Schade.Viel Spaß mit dem sehr guten Produkt.Klare Kaufempfehlung.Liebe Grüße

This is definitely the best way to clean gutters. No need to climb ladders or dangerously walk on roofs. And unlike leaf-blower-based options (which are basically the same as this kit, but hooked up to a leaf blower to blow out the gutters), you don't have debris flying out of the gutters, getting all over you and everything else below.This device works very well for gutters up to about 10' high, and by adding some more extension tubes and standing a few steps up a ladder, I am able to clean gutters that are 16' up no problem. At that height the leverage can be diffucult to hold back, but I'm a fairly small guy and am able to do it.Using my 5 peak HP 12 gal shop-vac I am able to suck almost anything out of the gutters. Sometimes debris cloggs at the opening of the tube, so I need to lower the tube down and pull it out, but that doesn't happen too often. Note that you'll need a fairly powerful shop-vac to use this gutter-cleaning kit effectively. Anything with a 2.5" hose inlet should work. Shop-vacs with 1.8" and 1.25" inlets will probably not work, partly because debris will get clogged in the smaller tube.If there is any water at all in the gutters, you will NEED a wet vac filter. Using a regular filter to suck up water is a BAD idea, both for the filter and the vacuum.I have found that the extension tubes and the angle adapter at the end tend to separate after a while because they are just friction fit. I have taped them together with fiber-reinforced aluminum foil tape (as used in HVAC), which really helps. Duct tape would also work, but aluminum foil tape has a better adhesive and conforms to surfaces better. I know of another shop-vac gutter cleaning kit where the extension tubes screw together, rather than simply sliding together like in this kit, and I think that would work better.

Great value and does what it’s designed for