DOCAZOO Telescopic Pole for Cleaning - Window Cleaning Kit, Ceiling Cleaning, Feather Duster, Snow Removal, Window Squeegee, High Reach Indoor & Outdoor Kit - (24 Ft Extension Pole)

This is really handy and great quality. It didn’t seem particularly cheap at the time, although I went for the longer version, and it seems a lot at a time for an extending pool, although it’s not a cheap 6 foot extending pole from the corner shop.I used it with a roller fitted to the end and treated the whole side of a house with water repellent… as an old house, it worked really well even at the high point which was over 35+ feet.. it’s of course a little Bendy at full length or nearly full length, although still more than adequate to do the job..I saved having to use long ladders and move them 50 times which would take hours of work, or saved £300/£400 for somebody else to do it.. so the product saved me a lot of money, and I still have it!!Took me less than an hour to do the whole side of a house ..

Make sure you get the right length tool for the job, a 3 metre pole won’t reach up to clear gutters on the top of a 2 floor house. You’ll need the 7 metre version.PROS -It’s quite light and ok for a healthy adult to wield for cleaning gutters, you’ll have to find and use an attachment for gutter clearing - they aren’t supplied with this of course. You can find them on Amazon.It does have weight to it especially when extended - so will be a struggle for people who aren’t very physical.The pole sections are nice and stiff and easy to extend and retract and very smooth.The locking mechanism with the levers feels smooth and progressive - with a positive lock that never came undone.It is very well made. The pole grip area is very good too but I wish it was a little bit longer - higher up the lower pole.It’s worth the money and the best one I’ve used.CONS -When fully extended it flexes a bit - a good 150 to 200mm side to side but only when meeting a stubborn obstacle in a gutter. So acceptable and it didn’t break.I got a free cleaning brush attachment that was unfortunately smashed on delivery but that is not a reflection on the equipment. It was also half out of the packaging.Overall a great piece of kit happy with my purchase. Pity about the delivery - which was also late.

Very good to reach the roof. Is easy to use, and you can do the job without a ladder so less risk to fell. Seems to be durable and well made, so is good vale for money

Combined with a Progutter scoop, this was great at removing a somewhat stubborn weed from my gutter. A very solid piece of kit, that will get plenty of use for cleaning gutters, windows and soffits/fascias.Nice one.

Yes, I know the length should have been a giveaway that even though this is an aluminium construction it would be quite heavy but I never gave it a thought. Does make wielding it when extended fully more than a tad challenging and I wouldn't like to use this in an enclosed space for that reason alone.It is really easy to extend the pole itself as there is a latch mechanism for each of the sections that is made from a thick plastic that allows you to unlock that particular "clasp" and pull out a predeterined amount of the rod. With multiple on the length of the pole you do get good adjustment and you do not have to fully extend each section. Despite being tough enough to stop the pole from collapsing the locks are very well tensioned and do not need too much power to open and close the locking handle.Adding fitments to the head of the pole is a little bit tricky and you do need to be careful as there are some small pieces (a turning "nut" with a tiny screw) that will just drop out as you are loosening everything up to add or remove an attachment - that is a fun time scrabbling round on the pavement to find what amounts to a grub screw.We got this for cleaning the gutters on our standard terraced house built in 1905. Once you get than hang of it the pole is quite easy to use to guide your cleaning tool in to the gutter. If you do meet any resistance because of a stubborn blockage then it does bend quite alarmingly but is not showing any signs of stress of the metal after tacking the front guttering which had reed type grasses growing in the section between us and next door.You just need to make sure you have the right attachments for the job you want it to do.