Ontel Products DRMH-MC6 Dry Max Dryer Lint Removal Kit
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Ontel Products DRMH-MC6 Dry Max Dryer Lint Removal Kit
Customer Review: NOT AS GOOD AS ADVERTISED
Summary: 1 Stars
THIS PRODUCT FAILED TO WORK BECAUSE THE HOSE EXTENSION WAS PINCHED IN NUMEROUS AREAS AND THE LINT TRAP BRUSH DID LITTLE OR NOTHING TO REMOVE THE LINT IN THE TRAP.Customer Review: Not perfected yet!
Summary: 3 Stars
The brushes work great but the hose to the vaccum cleaner is awkward and doesn't seem to fit the vaccum attachment. The hose has to be held on the vaccum to use it correctly. But overall it is a great product.Customer Review: OK product
Summary: 3 Stars
I've only used these tools a few times since getting them. Be very careful when using the long/brush tool - it kept getting caught somewhere when I used it inside the dryer's lint trap (works fine in the dryer vent going to the outside).Customer Review: Okay set, bad packaging
Summary: 2 Stars
The long brush is really weak, cheap and won't straightened out. The brush for cleaning the lint shoot in the dryer is a good quality good length brush. The vacuum tube is good, but since it was folded to fit into a small square box, it has squashed places in it that you can't un-squash and causes it to clog. Had this been packaged in a long box that did not require folding the vacuum tube, it would help alot.Customer Review: Poor Design/ Quality
Summary: 1 Stars
I was looking for a efficient way to keep my dryer vent clear, this is not it! The larger brush with the 10 ft. shaft looked like a good method to keep lint build-up from accumulating. The design would work well if the flexible shaft was stiffer. The shaft is so flimsy it will only go in the exaust vent tube as far as you can push by holding the back of the brush head. The shaft just kinks up if you try to push on it. The only thing the shaft can be used for is to pull the brush back out.