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frontpageNavy-Wife | Staff posted Mar 13, 2026 3:46 PM

Prime Members: Sealegend Dryer Vent Cleaner Kit w/ Vacuum Hose Attachment

$6.95

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PinL Store via Amazon has for Prime Members: Sealegend Dryer Vent Cleaner Kit w/ Vacuum Hose Attachment on sale for $7.99 - $1.04 off when you apply promo code SYACJZ7M at checkout = $6.95. Shipping is free.

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This popular frontpage deal is still available.

PinL Store via Amazon has for Prime Members: Sealegend Dryer Vent Cleaner Kit w/ Vacuum Hose Attachment on sale for $7.99 - $1.04 off when you apply promo code SYACJZ7M at checkout = $6.95. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Deal Hunter Navy-Wife for posting this deal.

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OutlawCecil
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pro tip: use a cardboard tube from the inside of a paper towel roll. If it needs to be longer, use one from the center of Christmas wrapping paper. FREE
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Sonic1080
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Most shop vac hoses are too big. The outer diameter I think on this hose is 0.73 in. which can let you really get into the cavity where the lint trap goes, and also make the bend so that the hose can also get into the opening/hole that connects the lint cavity with the exhaust pipe that's inside the dryer. The good is that the hose is easily maneuverable in that small space. The bad is that the hose clogs easily, and you'll have to unclog it a few times if there's quite a bit of large chunks of lint. Also the worst part for me at least is that since the hose is so small in diameter, running vacuum air through the hose causes a really loud, high pitched whistle. On mine, I actually wear ear plugs while I clean the trap out.
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good price but you should really buy one with the long brush stick. The suction from a vac won't be strong enough to get the lint that is attached to the inside of the dryer. You need to use the brush first to scrap the lint off then use a vac to suck the lint out.
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Mar 13, 2026 5:29 PM
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LekzMar 13, 2026 5:29 PM
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How is this any different than using the hose on a shop vac
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good price but you should really buy one with the long brush stick. The suction from a vac won't be strong enough to get the lint that is attached to the inside of the dryer. You need to use the brush first to scrap the lint off then use a vac to suck the lint out.
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Check your vent first. Might not need this and just need to clean the outside vent door
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Quote from Lekz :
How is this any different than using the hose on a shop vac
You attach this to the Shopvac hose because this has a smaller diameter and can fit further down inside the dryer vent access.
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Quote from Lekz :
How is this any different than using the hose on a shop vac
Most shop vac hoses are too big. The outer diameter I think on this hose is 0.73 in. which can let you really get into the cavity where the lint trap goes, and also make the bend so that the hose can also get into the opening/hole that connects the lint cavity with the exhaust pipe that's inside the dryer. The good is that the hose is easily maneuverable in that small space. The bad is that the hose clogs easily, and you'll have to unclog it a few times if there's quite a bit of large chunks of lint. Also the worst part for me at least is that since the hose is so small in diameter, running vacuum air through the hose causes a really loud, high pitched whistle. On mine, I actually wear ear plugs while I clean the trap out.
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Quote from Lekz :
How is this any different than using the hose on a shop vac
Much smaller to get into the vent below the lint filter, more flexible to follow curves, and softer so it reduces chances of scratching. Can you live without it? Sure. Is it handy? Yes.
I've also used ours (attached to my shop vac) to pull network cable through 150' of buried pvc conduit.
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pro tip: use a cardboard tube from the inside of a paper towel roll. If it needs to be longer, use one from the center of Christmas wrapping paper. FREE
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joeyv821Mar 13, 2026 6:37 PM
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Quote from Lekz :
How is this any different than using the hose on a shop vac
If you have a skinny long attachment, you don't have a need for this. This would be for people who want to use their normal vacuum with this attachment to clean the vent.
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Scott45Mar 13, 2026 6:53 PM
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Quote from ViperDaSnake :
You attach this to the Shopvac hose because this has a smaller diameter and can fit further down inside the dryer vent access.
Exactly. I have found it helpful. Got tired of opening the dryer to use my hands to pull out the lint. This is better than simple cleaning the lint trap, too.
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Quote from donny1234 :
good price but you should really buy one with the long brush stick. The suction from a vac won't be strong enough to get the lint that is attached to the inside of the dryer. You need to use the brush first to scrap the lint off then use a vac to suck the lint out.
I bought the one that came with the long brush for $7.98 last October that was posted here on SD. Fortunately, my Bosch cordless vacuum was able to suck out the lint without the use of the brush. It's good to have for sure.
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Worked to get to the cooling fins under my fridge
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LekzMar 13, 2026 8:20 PM
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Quote from Sonic1080 :
Most shop vac hoses are too big. The outer diameter I think on this hose is 0.73 in. which can let you really get into the cavity where the lint trap goes, and also make the bend so that the hose can also get into the opening/hole that connects the lint cavity with the exhaust pipe that's inside the dryer. The good is that the hose is easily maneuverable in that small space. The bad is that the hose clogs easily, and you'll have to unclog it a few times if there's quite a bit of large chunks of lint. Also the worst part for me at least is that since the hose is so small in diameter, running vacuum air through the hose causes a really loud, high pitched whistle. On mine, I actually wear ear plugs while I clean the trap out.
Thanks for explaining, y'all - definitely makes sense that it's smaller for this task

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