The Gutter Guard Brush by Gutterglove

The brush design works very well on my screened gutters. It does a particularly good job of getting leaf debris out of our roof valley corner. The brush is light weight and easy to use. It easily connected to our existing extension pole. Very pleased.

Good quality but somewhat difficult to adjust. Bought to clean roofing grit from top of gutter filters

This product works great for cleaning my gutter screens. It easily attaches to a broom handle I have. I wish I had bought one of these years ago.

I’ve tried various attachments on the end of a long pole - small rake head, soft brush, squeegee- this cleaned the pine needles and accumulated dirt better than all of them. I’ve used it flat and also on the edge. It’s light enough to get up to a second story from the ground and versatile enough to handle flat runs and reach over splash guards.

The part was very good, sturdy and mounted very easy on the pole to clean my gutters. Good Buy! worth the money saved me from climbing up the ladder and cleaning the gutters around the whole house.

As previously related by other buyers, the brush is QUITE SMALL. The photo is misleading.WORSE: it can only be screwed on one of its side ( the side with a single row of bristles) on a Mr. Longarm Three section pole compact size plus extended length from 8.4 to 23.2-ft. The other side, with the wider brush, cannot be fitted on my brand new Mr. Longarm; that side is thus useless.That brush is only used in the Fall and Winter, to bring down Sweetgum seedpods that collect on my roof. At first, the bristles felt cheap, but they're still in good shape after a full years' use. On its usable side, at the end of my Mr. Longarm Three section pole, that brush does a good job. I would buy it again.

This helps me get by without using a ladder. Although, eventually, I will need to get out the ladder and do a better job. The brush doesn't get under the roofing to get everything, but it does a good enough job so that gutters continue to work. I have a lot of trees and get a lot of rain. Keeping my guards clear of leaves in the fall keeps my basement from taking in water. It's a weekly job for a couple of months. This makes the job take less time. I would recommend it. Just don't expect to get your gutters fully cleared with it.

Sturdy brushes and manageable size for use on an extended pole. The maple twirlies this year were everywhere and always falling right into December but this brush cleared my gutter guards, no problem. Pine needles that collected horizontally were easily cleared as well but nothing will remove those few needles that get stuck in a vertical position. I would like to see a version of this brush that has an end socket so I could use it more effectively on my 5 pitch roof valleys. This adapter works very well in combination: Ettore 48520 Angle Adaptor for Extension Pole