Worx Gutter Cleaning Kit with 11" Inches Tubes, WA4094 | Compatible with All WORX 3-in-1 Leaf Blowers

BY FAR one of the most useful accessories I own. I attached it to my Echo backpack blower and it works better than I dared hope. My second story gutters have been so clogged that water literally poured over the gutters like a waterfall during a hard rain. I used to clean them myself but hip replacement surgery put a stop to tall ladders a couple of years ago. Local handymen charge $85 to do a single story house on Craigslist, I can't imagine what a two story house would cost to have the gutters cleaned, probably over $200. I gave this gutter cleaning kit a test run on my lower gutters since I could easily check them myself to see how well it worked. It hasn't rained in weeks so everything in the gutters was very dry. I expected it to blow out the dry leaves but was astounded when I inspected the cleaned gutters and it had blown nearly every speck of shingle grit out also. They were SPOTLESS! I started at the farthest end from the downspout and worked toward the downspout. By the time I got to the downspout area, it was like a mini tornado was lifting stuff out of the gutter. A giant clump of leaves, twigs and debris blew up and out from around the downspout. Once I saw how well it worked on the first story, I attacked the second story gutters with gusto. They are about 20 feet up and I had to stand on the 8th rung of my ladder in order to get the curved nozzle over the gutter. Everything went by feel. I kept the nozzle a couple of inches off the gutter floor and as I'd hit a mounting nail I'd raised the nozzle and drop it back into the gutter. Wear a hat and glasses, you WILL get pelted with grit and debris as you blow out the gutter directly overhead. I could do about 8 to 10-foot sections at a time so it took about 30 minutes to go around the whole house. I did a 2500 sf two-story house in about an hour. I was absolutely giddy knowing how much money this kit was saving me. The only part I modified is to wrap the last joint (where the curved nozzle screws onto the straight tube) with duct tape. As you maneuver the curved nozzle within the gutter, it tended to come unscrewed and get loose on the tube. You would not want it to fall off in the upper gutter. The universal adapter allows it to attach to ANY blower with a round tube. Fantastic product that I will gladly let friends and family borrow.

How does anyone like this item? 1. The universal adapter didn't work with my WORX GT. Worst design of a blower/vac ever but it was a gift so... 2. The universal adapter popped off once when I used it on my Mom's Toro blower(too smooth a nozzle I guess). The adapter really needs a bump or rough area on your blowers nozzle to keep it on as the crappy plastic ratchet tie it comes with sucks. I tried to tighten as best I could but the cheapness of the rachet won't allow you to tighten it very tight. It'll just strip the gears and pop back to a loosened position it prefers. 3. After about 5min of use the universal adapter broke. The part that holds the tube to the fabric had a super thin zip tie holding things together that looked to have just popped off. No easy way to fix so I returned the whole thing. Seriously...5min of use. Looked like a pretty drastic design flaw that I'm not sure how it doesn't happen to everyone who tries it. 4. The nozzle that goes into the gutter is so terrible designed it amazes me. The damn thing blows all the leaves, dirt, water, debris... right back into your face no matter how you hold the blower. The tip needs to have a more of a spiral twist to allow it to blow down the length of the gutter..not a 170 degree blowing straight down and back at you. I believe it is a simple bend so they can save on shipping and fit it in a skinny box. Any twist/spiral they'd have to package it into a larger box costing them more. 5. It just didn't work. Maybe if I had a more powerful blower it might but I got to the end of the gutter and stuff just gets wedged into the corner and not actually blown out. I think I'm going to try a shop vacuum next with a similar attachment and just suck the debris out. $41 for plastic pipes that don't work gets me half way to a 16gallon wet/dry vac with a gutter attachment. 6. Unless you have a backpack blower or a shoulder strap to hold your electric blower this won't work. You need both hands to hold the gutter tube and guide/angle it. I was trying to hold the tube in one hand and hold my blower up with the other and it was too much. Plus my blower had a 2ft nozzle on it that I couldn't take off. then you have the universal adapter that bends as it's only cloth so I had a hard time keeping the nozzle straight inline with the pipe. Overall I'm shocked at how poor a design this is and how it had 250 reviews at 3.5stars...

Worked perfectly fine on my stighl bga86 electric. The "universal" attach is a cinch attached fabric cone, this really the key. Should fit any Stihl handheld electric blower. The cinch ratchets snuggly , detached easily and appears quite durable. I bought this as my gas Stihl stopped working and Stihl has no gutter attachments except for hand held gas. This a great tool to clear gutters quickly and easily before rains come. The extensions are sturdy and light, super easy to use. Straight lengths are like 2 feet ea, can increase / reduce as needed.

This works good as long as it’s secured tight.

Se adapta bien a la sopladora qué tengo Si cumplió mis expectativas La recomiendo!

Good

I have not purchased a blower Vac yet but I can the Worx attachment will be good

Produit décevant et beaucoup trop cher.