5 Best Gutter Cleaners | Best Gutter Cleaning Tools

Best Gutter Cleaners are used to keep gutters clean and free them up from leaves. They often come in a lightweight design to use with ease. However, these best gutter cleaners will help you avoid using ladders and risky climbings to your roofs. So here is the video on the 5 best gutter cleaners just for you.

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[raybanbunny]

I just saw a great idea on the YouTube. A man bought two 10ft lengths of central vacuum tubes ( lighter than regular pvc tubing), 2 elbows for the curve on top, and 2 rubber coupler’s with hose clamps (used in plumbing). I only needed 1 length of 10ft tubing and 1 coupler for the connection to the shop vac since I only have a one story house. The short piece of pipe that you will cut that fits into the elbow ( about 5”) that goes into the gutter should have notches cut out so as to not to have the suction of the shop vac too great to suck the pipe to the gutter. The other piece of short pipe that you cut (about 1 1/2”) is used to join the 2 elbows together. Assemble all this. I sucked out pretty well out all the wet sludge leftover from the previous spring when I installed a new roof. This all took about 45 minutes. I’ll make a second pass when it stops raining and when the remaining sludge dries out. I’ve done it this job the old fashioned way by using a ladder with a hose, hand’s and a bucket. Never again. This is faster and safer. These gadgets which you present are unfortunately only that. -Cheers 😊

[Nikolai.]

Hey i was just wondering about how the insurance side of things works. Are you insured? And if not do people ask you often if you are?

[jamesrecknor]

Just wait until my patented Gutter Gunk Grabber model 500 hits the market...yes, the first 499 designs were a failure.

[michaelt]

None of these tools will remove one inch thick sludge and shingle granules.

[ibanezgreen]

All your tools shown relate to leaves. What about pine needles from over the winter when it’s time to come up North for spring cleaning the gutters out?

[abduljabar]

Good vids, Specially Gutter Sense tool kit

[navylaks]

Sorry I am from another country, so I may not get all the English/American names for each and everything correct, I honestly called them roof drain pipes for years 🙃🙃
Anyway, where I work, we simply mount a small camera on the top of the telescope and connect it via Bluetooth to the phone which is mounted via tape to one of the carbon fibre tubes we're holding, then we connect the tubes to a vacuum cleaner and suck the gutters clean when done we take a picture of the clean gutter

[Joe-emiw]

So, mold and mildew is still a hand job unless you want to take a chance of blasting water under your roofing with a pressure washer.

[TafurLLC]

I prefer to setup the ladder and pressure wash the gutter.. so I can make sure the water flows well

[rosewoodsteel]

I just used a leaf blower. -Got up on the roof and walked around the perimeter.

[scottreast]

The script in this video is really weird at times

[wvbtjfs]

Lots of dry soft fluff in videos. Even w/ regular attention, gutters get gloppy wet sludge along w/ the small particles that come off shingles and land in the gutters. Leaves and needles blow into gutters and rain follows. If it rarely storms where you live, these products seem to have some merit.

[tonyd]

No thanks. I feel these tools aren’t as effective as by hand. If your afraid of ladders and heights. Hire someone. IMO