BREAKING NEWS....March 27, 2012
GUTTER CLUTTER BUSTER®
REDESIGNED AND UPGRADED
REDESIGNED AND UPGRADED
Robert Kay: March 26, 2012
Because we "listened" to customers who desired to use the Gutter Clutter Buster® Tool to "blow out" their rain gutters from the ground, we took it to heart. In spite of the fact, we feel strongly that it is much healthier and safer to "vacuum" out gutter debris.
Vacuuming in lieu of blowing gutter debris, helps eliminate possible breathing problems for the user, as well as keeping all debris contained from gutter to vac canister, while keeping allergens and contaminants from being blown into and around the surrounding environment.
Vacuuming in lieu of blowing gutter debris, helps eliminate possible breathing problems for the user, as well as keeping all debris contained from gutter to vac canister, while keeping allergens and contaminants from being blown into and around the surrounding environment.
Another great reason for the upgraded Gutter Clutter Buster® Tool is that it gives homeowners and professional cleaning companies the ability to clean gutters that are smaller than 3 inches in width, from the ground; specifically mobile home rain gutters and 2" shed gutters.
The working end of the "candy cane" shape tool now features a "male connection" so the tool itself will accept all your wet/dry vacuum attachments. The "crack 'n crevice" attachment, "brush", "wide mouth attachment" and the "blower nozzle", etc. can all be connected to the working end of the 60 inch, one-piece, Gutter Clutter Buster® Tool.
The working end of the "candy cane" shape tool now features a "male connection" so the tool itself will accept all your wet/dry vacuum attachments. The "crack 'n crevice" attachment, "brush", "wide mouth attachment" and the "blower nozzle", etc. can all be connected to the working end of the 60 inch, one-piece, Gutter Clutter Buster® Tool.
Many of our customers were not aware that our 54" Extension wands allowed them to also connect any of their wet/dry vacuum attachments to the end of the wand for vacuuming other areas around the home.
This can still be done, and now, along with the redesigned end of the Gutter Clutter Buster® Tool, you have the option of connecting as many extensions as needed to reach the higher areas from which you wish to vacuum or clean by using your blower nozzle.
Some of these cleaning chores include; but are not limited to, vacuuming or blowing cobwebs from eaves and gables, as well as, dirt, bugs, and spiders from windows, doors, porch ceilings, patios, and even your automobile (by using the soft brush attachment). Any other area that needs an extra touch of "curb appeal" can now be cleaned with your attachments connected to the Gutter Clutter Buster® or the Gutter Clutter Buster® Extensions. You will do these chores faster, safer and easier without the need of ladders.
And, just think....you can do all this for the same low price as our original GCB Tool!!
We could do all this, only because of our great Florida manufacturer, who diligently worked with us to make available a quality product that will keep preforming effectively for years to come and it is still made from the same durable, virgin PVC, with "no lead" content and is 100% Made In USA, including the packaging.
This can still be done, and now, along with the redesigned end of the Gutter Clutter Buster® Tool, you have the option of connecting as many extensions as needed to reach the higher areas from which you wish to vacuum or clean by using your blower nozzle.
Some of these cleaning chores include; but are not limited to, vacuuming or blowing cobwebs from eaves and gables, as well as, dirt, bugs, and spiders from windows, doors, porch ceilings, patios, and even your automobile (by using the soft brush attachment). Any other area that needs an extra touch of "curb appeal" can now be cleaned with your attachments connected to the Gutter Clutter Buster® or the Gutter Clutter Buster® Extensions. You will do these chores faster, safer and easier without the need of ladders.
And, just think....you can do all this for the same low price as our original GCB Tool!!
We could do all this, only because of our great Florida manufacturer, who diligently worked with us to make available a quality product that will keep preforming effectively for years to come and it is still made from the same durable, virgin PVC, with "no lead" content and is 100% Made In USA, including the packaging.
We continue to support and increase American jobs, by standing firm that our products remain... "Made In America".
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MY REVIEW OF THE GUTTER CLUTTER BUSTER:
Author: Steve Bernal,
at www.GutterCleaningTips.com
My overall opinion of the Gutter Clutter Buster (GCB) is that it is a useful gutter cleaning tool for anyone who does not want to climb a ladder to clean their gutters. I was pleased with how easy it was to put together as well as use. Clean up was simple and it doesn’t take up much room when storing. I think the product could be improved with a few simple changes, but overall I would recommend this product considering the price tag.
pieces apart later. The only thing to be careful about when putting extension pieces on the GCB is to be sure to balance the tool properly. As the GCB system gets longer, it gets a little top-heavy and hard to control. Once you have the appropriate number of extension pieces on your GCB you just connect the bottom to a standard Wet/Dry Vac hose. This connection process is the same as the process used to connect the extension pieces. Again, be careful not to push too hard or you might have a hard time getting the Wet/Vac hose off of the GCB.
Using the Gutter Clutter Buster
In theory, when you turn on your Wet/Dry Vac, the GCB will act as a long hose extension and suck any and all debris from your gutter system. One of the concerns I had, before we started was that there would be enough suction to pull debris out of the gutter system. This was not an issue. The debris did get pulled into the Gutter Clutter Buster and into the Wet/Dry Vac. When using the Gutter Clutter Buster on gutters that were only one story off the ground, it was easy to control the tool as I walked around the perimeter of the home. One obstacle that I ran into was the gutter clips on the gutter system. Every four feet or so there is a metal clip extending from the house over the top of the gutter and I had to keep lifting the GCB up over the clips every few feet.

The pictures of people using the GCB on their website show the tool being used at an angle, but I found it much easier if the gutter cleaning tool was as parallel to the house as possible. When I walked away from the house and used the GCB at an angle I had a hard time fitting the tool into the gutters. This might not be as big a problem if your gutters are wider, but I just found it easier to use the GCB in a vertical position. I would then sway the gutter cleaning tool from left to right before moving a few feet down and doing it all again.
Unfortunately, there was not a lot of debris in the gutter system when I tried out this tool. In the front of the house, most of what I got out of the gutters was gutter gravel. In the back of the house, the situation was a little different.
First, the gutters in the back of this home are much higher so I needed to use both extension pieces here. The Gutter Cutter Buster was a little harder to control with both extension pieces, so I couldn’t move the tool from left to right as much. That meant that I had to move my position more frequently, and be careful not to let the GCB lean too much in any direction.
When I started using the GCB I noticed that I was collecting a lot of water in addition to the gravel and debris. Since I am using this tool with a Wet/Dry Vac that was not a problem, but it set off some alarm bells. If there was stagnant water in the gutter system, that could mean a clog in the downspout. At this point, I went and got a ladder in order to check the downspout. Sure enough, there was a clog and we were able to correct that problem before any major damage was done or the gutter system over flowed. Without collecting that water with the GCB, we might not have noticed this problem until it was too late.
When I was finished with my gutter cleaning, there was a lot of debris and dirt water inside the GCB pieces. In order to clean the tool out, I just ran a garden hose inside each piece and the let them air dry in the yard. I then emptied the Wet/Dry Vac into a compost pile and then rinsed it with the hose. The entire cleanup process took less than ten minutes.
Storing the Gutter Clutter Buster
How the Gutter Clutter Buster Could be Improved
The one suggestion I have for how this product could be improved would be to offer attachments for the end of the GCB. The most useful attachment for me would have been a piece that angled the opening about forty five degrees so that I could use the gutter cleaner at an angle with my house rather than walking right underneath. Other attachments like a brush head or a thin piece might help with the collection of gutter gravel or in the hard to reach corners of the gutter system respectively. I am thinking of an attachment collection like what you might find on a vacuum cleaner. While these attachments are definitely not necessary to clean your gutters with the GCB, they might help in certain situations and be a nice added feature.
My overall impression of the Gutter Clutter Buster is that I would strongly recommend this tool for homeowners with one-story homes. It is easy to control when you do not have to put too many extensions on it. You do not have bend your head so far back so it is relatively easy on your body. And, you do not have to work on a ladder which is a plus in terms of time and safety.
I would also recommend the Gutter Clutter Buster for two-story homes. Even though you will need to use more extensions and it may be a little harder to use, the GCB is still far better than climbing a ladder and cleaning out your gutters by hand and then moving the ladder every three to four feet. You will save time even though you may have to take breaks to give your arms and neck a rest.
From GCB Admin:
Thank You Mr. Bernal, for your "unbiased, unsolicited, review and photos" of the Gutter Clutter Buster® Kit
We want to take this opportunity to announce that we have "heard" your "suggestion" for an Revised and improved GCB Tool!!! Our manufacturer is currently working on production and distribution, just in time for Spring Cleaning 2012, our redesigned tool. This will feature a male connection on the curved "business end" of the GCB Tool so that our valued customers can attach any one of the attachment tools which came with their wet/dry vac 2.5 inch hose; i.e., such as a crack and crevice tool for smaller gutter openings and hard to reach corners or a brush to clean all fine dust and get them truly squeaky clean. Even mobile home rain gutters may be cleaned with the proper attachment to the end of our GCB Tool, making it easy to do those rain gutters from the ground, as well.
Bob and I do "listen and consider" each and every suggestion we receive from our valued customers to improve and produce, what we believe to be, the "best gutter cleaning attachment tool on the market today!" This is the only way we can continue to supply our customers with an American Made, handcrafted, quality, user-friendly, and safer method of vacuuming out rain gutters from the ground.
Respectfully,
Jean Hofmann-Kay, CEO
Gutter Clutter Buster, LLC
941-713-4391 O
941-758-3283 F
jeank@GutterClutterBuster.com (email)
https://www.GutterClutterBuster.com
at www.GutterCleaningTips.com
My overall opinion of the Gutter Clutter Buster (GCB) is that it is a useful gutter cleaning tool for anyone who does not want to climb a ladder to clean their gutters. I was pleased with how easy it was to put together as well as use. Clean up was simple and it doesn’t take up much room when storing. I think the product could be improved with a few simple changes, but overall I would recommend this product considering the price tag.
We tested a Gutter Clutter Buster Kit which includes the GCB tool along with 2 extension pieces. The kit will allow you to clean the gutters on most two-story homes. All three pieces came packaged in a cardboard box that measures 60x14x3 inches. The only other thing in the box was an instruction sheet so there is no extra packaging to dispose of. The cardboard box can be broken down and recycled or kept for storage of the GCG when you are not using it. The unpacking of this product was simple.
Putting the Gutter Clutter Buster Together
The GCB and extension pieces are easy to put together. You just have to push the two together with a moderate amount of force. Do not expect the pieces to overlap too much and do not push too hard. Once the pieces stop moving, then they are together tightly enough to continue. I made the mistake of trying to push them together past the obvious stopping point and then had trouble getting the pieces apart later. The only thing to be careful about when putting extension pieces on the GCB is to be sure to balance the tool properly. As the GCB system gets longer, it gets a little top-heavy and hard to control. Once you have the appropriate number of extension pieces on your GCB you just connect the bottom to a standard Wet/Dry Vac hose. This connection process is the same as the process used to connect the extension pieces. Again, be careful not to push too hard or you might have a hard time getting the Wet/Vac hose off of the GCB.
Using the Gutter Clutter Buster
In theory, when you turn on your Wet/Dry Vac, the GCB will act as a long hose extension and suck any and all debris from your gutter system. One of the concerns I had, before we started was that there would be enough suction to pull debris out of the gutter system. This was not an issue. The debris did get pulled into the Gutter Clutter Buster and into the Wet/Dry Vac. When using the Gutter Clutter Buster on gutters that were only one story off the ground, it was easy to control the tool as I walked around the perimeter of the home. One obstacle that I ran into was the gutter clips on the gutter system. Every four feet or so there is a metal clip extending from the house over the top of the gutter and I had to keep lifting the GCB up over the clips every few feet.

The pictures of people using the GCB on their website show the tool being used at an angle, but I found it much easier if the gutter cleaning tool was as parallel to the house as possible. When I walked away from the house and used the GCB at an angle I had a hard time fitting the tool into the gutters. This might not be as big a problem if your gutters are wider, but I just found it easier to use the GCB in a vertical position. I would then sway the gutter cleaning tool from left to right before moving a few feet down and doing it all again.
In this picture you can see where the GCB removed the gutter gravel. The material on the inside lip of the gutter could not be removed because of the overhanging shingles.
Unfortunately, there was not a lot of debris in the gutter system when I tried out this tool. In the front of the house, most of what I got out of the gutters was gutter gravel. In the back of the house, the situation was a little different.
First, the gutters in the back of this home are much higher so I needed to use both extension pieces here. The Gutter Cutter Buster was a little harder to control with both extension pieces, so I couldn’t move the tool from left to right as much. That meant that I had to move my position more frequently, and be careful not to let the GCB lean too much in any direction.
When I started using the GCB I noticed that I was collecting a lot of water in addition to the gravel and debris. Since I am using this tool with a Wet/Dry Vac that was not a problem, but it set off some alarm bells. If there was stagnant water in the gutter system, that could mean a clog in the downspout. At this point, I went and got a ladder in order to check the downspout. Sure enough, there was a clog and we were able to correct that problem before any major damage was done or the gutter system over flowed. Without collecting that water with the GCB, we might not have noticed this problem until it was too late.My main complaint when using the GCB was that you have to look up a lot and I got a bit of a cramp in my neck. Also, my arms got tired after a while when using the tool with both extension pieces because it was a little heavy (7 pounds) to hold over your head for an extended period of time. However, even with the breaks I was taking to relieve my neck and arms, cleaning the gutters was much faster with the GCB than when I have cleaned gutters by hand going up and down a ladder.
Cleaning the Gutter Clutter Buster
When I was finished with my gutter cleaning, there was a lot of debris and dirt water inside the GCB pieces. In order to clean the tool out, I just ran a garden hose inside each piece and the let them air dry in the yard. I then emptied the Wet/Dry Vac into a compost pile and then rinsed it with the hose. The entire cleanup process took less than ten minutes.Storing the Gutter Clutter Buster
I chose to store my GCB in the box it was shipped in, but you do not have to do that. If I did not save the box, I would have zip tied the pieces together in a bundle for easy storage. You can lean the apparatus up against a wall in your garage or store it on a shelf if you have one large enough. Since each piece of the GCB system is less than three inches in diameter, they are easy to store in a corner or between pieces of furniture in your garage or basement. They are also lightweight so it is easy to lift them up onto a shelf if you need to.
How the Gutter Clutter Buster Could be Improved
The one suggestion I have for how this product could be improved would be to offer attachments for the end of the GCB. The most useful attachment for me would have been a piece that angled the opening about forty five degrees so that I could use the gutter cleaner at an angle with my house rather than walking right underneath. Other attachments like a brush head or a thin piece might help with the collection of gutter gravel or in the hard to reach corners of the gutter system respectively. I am thinking of an attachment collection like what you might find on a vacuum cleaner. While these attachments are definitely not necessary to clean your gutters with the GCB, they might help in certain situations and be a nice added feature.
My overall impression of the Gutter Clutter Buster is that I would strongly recommend this tool for homeowners with one-story homes. It is easy to control when you do not have to put too many extensions on it. You do not have bend your head so far back so it is relatively easy on your body. And, you do not have to work on a ladder which is a plus in terms of time and safety.
I would also recommend the Gutter Clutter Buster for two-story homes. Even though you will need to use more extensions and it may be a little harder to use, the GCB is still far better than climbing a ladder and cleaning out your gutters by hand and then moving the ladder every three to four feet. You will save time even though you may have to take breaks to give your arms and neck a rest.
Unfortunately, I would not recommended the Gutter Clutter Buster for gutters with any kind of gutter guard system. The gutter guards will prevent you from getting the GCB into the gutters. In addition, gutter guards should be preventing the worst of debris from collecting in your gutters anyway so it would be a waste of your money to buy a tool that you will not have to use.
From GCB Admin:
Thank You Mr. Bernal, for your "unbiased, unsolicited, review and photos" of the Gutter Clutter Buster® Kit
We want to take this opportunity to announce that we have "heard" your "suggestion" for an Revised and improved GCB Tool!!! Our manufacturer is currently working on production and distribution, just in time for Spring Cleaning 2012, our redesigned tool. This will feature a male connection on the curved "business end" of the GCB Tool so that our valued customers can attach any one of the attachment tools which came with their wet/dry vac 2.5 inch hose; i.e., such as a crack and crevice tool for smaller gutter openings and hard to reach corners or a brush to clean all fine dust and get them truly squeaky clean. Even mobile home rain gutters may be cleaned with the proper attachment to the end of our GCB Tool, making it easy to do those rain gutters from the ground, as well.
Bob and I do "listen and consider" each and every suggestion we receive from our valued customers to improve and produce, what we believe to be, the "best gutter cleaning attachment tool on the market today!" This is the only way we can continue to supply our customers with an American Made, handcrafted, quality, user-friendly, and safer method of vacuuming out rain gutters from the ground.
Respectfully,
Jean Hofmann-Kay, CEO
Gutter Clutter Buster, LLC
941-713-4391 O
941-758-3283 F
jeank@GutterClutterBuster.com (email)
https://www.GutterClutterBuster.com
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GUTTER CLEANING WITHOUT A LADDER
CLEAN YOUR RAIN GUTTERS FASTER, EASIER, CLEANER AND SAFER
Robert Kay, Author
Rain Gutter Cleaning is one of those necessary household chores that most of us hate to do. Once a nasty dirty, unsafe home maintenance chore and not a fun way to spend your Saturday afternoon. However, if you don’t keep gutters clean there is no way they can function as designed. The purpose of rain gutters are to collect rain water as it runs off the roof and channel it away from the foundation, to keep your home from settling, while keeping the siding, windows, and fascia from molding and rotting. It still amazes me how many homes in this country do not have rain gutters.
Okay, we all know the gutters have to be cleaned when the water is pouring over the edge, splashing mud all over the house and the wife’s flowers are being flattened by the heavy amount of water landing in her garden. If you don’t clean them out the water stagnates, starts stinking, and breeds mosquitoes (West Nile Virus), roaches that carry 33 various contagious diseases, mold, mildew, along with allergens, contaminants, and God only knows what else. When it rains again, the overflowing water could back up into the eaves, rot out the fascia boards and roof edge, as well. Time to drag out the ladder, find some gloves, a scoop, a bucket, get up on the roof and hope we don’t fall and break something. Lots of fun, when you would rather be fishing or in my case, hunting. Why do the leaves always have to fall right when hunting season starts?
Our Invented, Patented and Registered Trademark, Made In America, Handcrafted, Gutter Clutter Buster® wet/dry vac attachment tool will make the job "almost fun" and will keep you safe on the ground where God intended your feet to be. This will help you get the job done faster, easier and with tons of time left in the day for other household chores. You may even have extra time for fishing and hunting! Or if you prefer, you could even spend the rest of the weekend shopping. This tool is so easy to use even "grandmas" and "teenagers" can use it!
Because our product is "Made In USA" it is 100% "LEAD FREE!" Don't be fooled by imitations "Made in China."
The Gutter Clutter Buster® (GCB) gutter cleaning tool is user-friendly and really does not need a set of instructions to use properly. But here are a couple of Tips and Tricks that I have used while cleaning out our rain gutters that may save you some additional time.
Because our product is "Made In USA" it is 100% "LEAD FREE!" Don't be fooled by imitations "Made in China."
The Gutter Clutter Buster® (GCB) gutter cleaning tool is user-friendly and really does not need a set of instructions to use properly. But here are a couple of Tips and Tricks that I have used while cleaning out our rain gutters that may save you some additional time.
TIP:
1. Should you be using GCB Extensions with your GCB Tool, because our engineers took great thought to keep the sections from coming apart during cleaning our Extensions have been designed to fit together very snugly. Because most products such as these in the past come apart so easily they fall apart while cleaning, most users have a tendency to "jam with much force" our Extensions, thereby making it difficult to get apart when finished. We highly recommend, that if you are going to be using our Extension that you spray the male end of the Extension "lightly" with either WD-40 or other similar product before inserting into the female ends. This will make disassemble much easier and for storage.
2. I always start at the end of the gutter where the downspout is located. This is generally where the heaviest accumulation of debris will be. Place the end of the GCB into the gutter and begin vacuuming the debris out. Depending on the power of your wet/dry vac and how clogged your gutters are, you may have to work the tool in an “up and down” motion, taking small amounts of debris at a time.
If you get a large amount of debris or a stick across the mouth of the tool you can simply use the roof edge or the gutter nails to knock it loose. Sometimes a large stick will have to be removed by hand. Don’t worry if all the debris is removed or not, at this point. You will be able to feel and hear the junk passing through the tool and the hose of your shop vac. If you leave a leaf or two, the next rain will wash it out.
As a side note, I just cleaned my gutters this past weekend and even as many times as I have done so, I just had to get the ladder and look in the gutter and you may want to, the very first time, as well. My gutters were as clean as I knew they would be. Not even one leaf was left behind. The GCB vacuumed out every bit of the roof gravel, sand, wet leaves, pine needles, sticks, moss, bugs and gunk.
3. If you don’t want to climb a ladder to see how clean the gutter is, here is a trick that will work and keep you safe on the ground. Simply take a hand held mirror and secure it to a pole that is long enough to reach your gutters. When securing the mirror to the pole, you want to make sure that it is fastened across the end of the pole in a 90 degree angle so when you hold the pole straight up you can see yourself in the mirror. Then just hold it over the gutter and angle the mirror so you can see into the gutter. You may even want to do this before you begin cleaning so you know where the debris is and how much there is. Make sure when fastening the mirror to the pole that it is secured tightly with some good adhesive tape so you don’t have to worry about the mirror falling from the pole.
GCB Tool and took pictures of the "very clean gutter" which they could view to determine if all gutter debris had been remove. Kudo's to our customer!
TRICK:
1. For those of you that have pine needles, here is a trick that works. Depending on how jammed your gutters are, will decide how fast you can go. When first starting, place the GCB tool into the gutter and get as much of a wad of pine needles as possible stuck to the mouth of the tool. This will have to be removed by hand. This may have to be done a couple of times to get a clean area at the end of the gutter. Once you have a spot cleared, place the mouth of the tool back into the gutter in the cleared area and tilt the tool at an angle so the needles are vacuumed into the tool by the end of the needles. As stated earlier, depending on how packed your gutters are, will determine how fast you will be able to go.
This may sound like a lot of work but it really is not hard at all to do and so much better than climbing a ladder and cleaning them out by hand. My 72 year old wife who is only 5’3” and can do our entire house all the way around in just about an hour.
This by far is the safest, cleanest, and fastest way to keep your rain gutters clean. And once you have cleaned them the first time, it is a breeze to keep them clean. Where I live in Florida, the oak leaves fall all year long. So to keep the gutters working properly and add curb appeal to our home, we spend about 45 minutes to an hour, every 6-8 weeks and never have to worry about them clogging.
Our Gutter Clutter Buster® Tool is 60” long, 2-½ inches in diameter, and provides easy access to all single story rain gutter that has 3 inches or more of clearance from the roof edge to the front of the gutter. For those of you that need more length our 54 inch one-piece Extension Wands have given some of our customers ability to DIY gutter cleaning from the ground as high as 30-40 feet in height. Commercial cleaning companies love it!
Those of you that live in snow country the GCB tool can also be used for removing snow, icy water or thin ice to keep the gutters from becoming so heavy that it causes them to separate from the roof edge.
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LOOKING INSIDE RAIN GUTTERS FROM THE GROUND
Want To See Inside Your Gutters From The Ground......Before and After Gutter Cleaning?
AUTHOR: Gary Seiker
AUTHOR: Gary Seiker
June, 2011
They're not in order I'm sure, but I'll try to explain. First I placed the mirror on the curve for placement, it should be even with the front of the tube. Then I marked the back of the mirror. Next I heated up the handle and bent to follow the tube. Next a piece of Velcro was placed on the handle, then Velcro was placed on the tube to match the mirror handle. I then wrapped two elastic straps with Velcro closures. This makes the mirror detachable. One picture was taken while I was cleaning my gutter, and one shows the mirror in action. I should have zoomed closer but you get the idea. Also find a picture of me holding the greatest gutter cleaning tool I have ever seen!
Feel free to us this idea or develop it for an added option to your GCB Kit, another idea I had was to use a short piece of pipe, maybe six to eight inches, to reduce the pipe to two inches in diameter, to get into those tight gutters. Just a thought!
If you like my ideas, all I ask is you send an additional dollar to the food bank of your choice, forever one you sell. I'm thinking about starting a cleaning business to help my son with his schooling. He lost his job last year. After he gets his degree, then I'll be able to put my oldest
grandson to work. That's the plan anyway. He's working on a web site for the business now, as soon as we get it up and running I'll let you know. I might have to order a couple of extensions to reach three story gutters.
Anyway I better let you go, I've taken enough of your time. I pray God's Blessing to be with you and yours, and hope to see you in glory.

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ANOTHER CUSTOMER TIP
FOR
CHECKING INSIDE YOUR GUTTERS
At first, I really wanted to know if it was working well or not, but how
could I tell?
My wife came up with the great idea of attaching our small digital
camera to the curve in the tool with rubber bands.
I set the camera on its video setting, and raised it up over the gutter.
I ran it along for a few feet and then lowered it. When we viewed
the video, we were happy to see they were completely leaf/sludge free.
I would definitely recommend your product to friends. I'm also glad it's
made in the U.S. - super strong stuff.
ROB C |
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CUSTOMER REVIEWS & COMMENTS
"THE BEST GUTTER CLEANER ON THE MARKET"
We didn't say it....our Customers have!
I just received my GCB tool this afternoon and couldn't wait to try it out for the first time. I cleaned all of the gutters on our 2 story house in about 45 min. The gutters on the back side of our house were full of wet long leaf pine straw but this was no problem for the GCB.
Gutter cleaning just doesn't get any easier than this! I definitely plan to recommend this tool to friends and family. Thanks for a great product and the great customer service too!".”
Glenn C. | Pittsboro, NC
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“American Design and ingenuity lives on with this product. Finally a near perfect solution to cleaning the gutters without getting on a ladder. I have nearby Locust tree leaves and Walnut tree stems in my gutter. The Gutter Clutter Buster and 3 extensions cleaned my second story all Ok and kept me on the ground. Then, separately, I assembled my three extension and utilized this weekend here in the cold, having problems disconnecting the three extensions. Any suggestions to easily disconnect. Thanks“Gary B. | Kansas City, Mo
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“American Design and ingenuity lives on with this product. Finally a near perfect solution to cleaning the gutters without getting on a ladder. I have nearby Locust tree leaves and Walnut tree stems in my gutter. The Gutter Clutter Buster and 3 extensions cleaned my second story all Ok and kept me on the ground. Then, separately, I assembled my three extension and utilized this weekend here in the cold, having problems disconnecting the three extensions. Any suggestions to easily disconnect. Thanks“
Admin:
"Yes, Gary...we suggest that before assembly, spray the "male ends" of the extensions with WD-40 or any lightweight lubricant. Do not "force" extensions together or onto the tool, as it will be difficult to disconnect as they were fabricated specifically not to "fall apart" while you are cleaning over your head."
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“Your product worked great! My wife thanks you for keeping me off a 20’ ladder. Great product. Blessings.”
Doug L. | Denver, CO
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"Thank you so much for your awesome customer service and very kind offer to help reimburse with the shipping mistake I made when ordering. It's not very often that a company cares about its customers...but, your sincere one-on-one service does not go unnoticed. Good Will begets good will, and I will certainly pass my good experiences to fellow friends and neighbors!"
Alan S. | Needham, MA
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“I have used my new tool and just loved it. We have a large tree in our backyard that drops a lot of leaves into our neighbors gutters. They would like us to trim it way back but it would still fill his gutters. I had spent a whole day on a ladder cleaning his out and the next day big winds came and re-filled them. Found your product and ordered what a difference, 30 minutes and done. Thanks”
Jody W. | Richardson, TX
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