Wondering if it will clean a 28 foot vent???
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You will need the extra extensions. You also might want to consider going from both ends of the vent.
1553053
Yes, but you will have to order the Gardus RLE202 LintEater 10-Piece System and 2 of the 12 ft extension kits. You get 12 ft with the LintEaster and 12 ft with each extension kit, so you will need 2 extension kits if you need 28 ft.
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Interesting. I'm not having the same experience of many reviewers. My grout is in great shape with the exception of a few places. This steamer didn't do a thing. I haven't gotten it to clean much very well. I suspect I must not be using it correctly? Anyway, you will be well served to mix up a strong solution of water & oxygen bleach (Oxyclean or the like), be sure the crystals of the bleach have fully dissolved. Pour this mix over your moldy grout & let it sit for 30 minutes or so. Scrub & rinse. It should look much better--and is much easier than using this tool.
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I used it and it did work. Then another much more experianced HVAC Tech told me this particular model is one of the better ones. Good Luck.
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not well. my vent is almost 14" from tip-tip and it didn't cover it completely. it worked fairly well but i would've preferred a larger one and sturdier material
993230
I have a twinwall s/steel flue liner and this system works brilliant in it far easier than a conventional sweep kit you can cut the tines to suit flue diameter. I got two sets out of mine.hope this helps mike . oldham
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No it will not if you have a vent tube where the threads are the vent tube comes out more than a 1/2 up.
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Hi, you have to make sure the 2 hooks are until the end of the vent and as separated as possible. There is going to be some slipping but will be less.
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Hi Mary: I have only used the vent fan to remove damp air from a crawl space. The fan is quiet and worked well for my purpose. You would be better off consulting the mfg or an electrician on the variable speed issue. Some motors can be damaged if run at to low a speed, due to heat build up I think. I would see no need to try and reduce the speed of such a small motor. It is not like it is a 20" exhaust fan moving many cubic or air per minute.I would ask a professional about how to handle Radon and do some online research for information. I know very little about that issue. Good luck. Hi Mary: I have only used the vent fan to remove damp air from a crawl space. The fan is quiet and worked well for my purpose. You would be better off consulting the mfg or an electrician on the variable speed issue. Some motors can be damaged if run at to low a speed, due to heat build up I think. I would see no need to try and reduce the speed of such a small motor. It is not like it is a 20" exhaust fan moving many cubic or air per minute.I would ask a professional about how to handle Radon and do some online research for information. I know very little about that issue. Good... » Read More Hi Mary: I have only used the vent fan to remove damp air from a crawl space. The fan is quiet and worked well for my purpose. You would be better off consulting the mfg or an electrician on the variable speed issue. Some motors can be damaged if run at to low a speed, due to heat build up I think. I would see no need to try and reduce the speed of such a small motor. It is not like it is a 20" exhaust fan moving many cubic or air per minute.I would ask a professional about how to handle Radon and do some online research for information. I know very little about that issue. Good luck. « Show Less
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It should work, you will have to cut down some of the material, and you can use the left over material in your floor vents.
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Yes air should move enough and is quiet running. I would ensure vent in/out hole was there.
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This is a great product and it works well. So far so good! Cleaning the vent with an old dry toothbrush would be fine!
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I have one, but have not been able to get it to work. I have contacted the company and no response. Just make sure you vent it to the outside.
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If there 7s a shower in it then yes get this fan . If its over four or five feet to your outside exhaust vent you want the extra power plus isnt it just worth getting this bigger fan an avoiding the mold issues later?
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It will work - but not much extra space - depends how much of the connector pipe - the round opening you need to make a good connection with your vent in the wall - 3.5 inches total is a minimum - and 4 makes it a little easier to use. There are not many more options - it is worth a try
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It should help, just don't apply foam to impede ventilation or where there is heat build up. Make sure area to be applied to is nice and clean
91990
in my house i ran the vent threw the floor--however this my not be possible to do in every case--i would suggest going to hardware store and getting enough flexible dryer hose to reach the nearest window--hope this might help
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I used it on mine and it seemed to do pretty good, better then a swiffer mop, by the time I'm usually done the pads are shredded. At least with the hot steam you know it's getting into all the nooks and crannies and killing whatever might try to grow in there.