Guttermaster GM-CUR Classic Telescopic Water Fed Pole With Curved End, Connects to Most Garden Hoses, No Special Attachments Needed, Extends 12 Feet

Used this to clean the rain gutters on our two story house with gutters at three different levels, one gutter unreachable by a ladder because one end is over a stairwell to the basement. With the extension, I was able to clean all of the gutters.First time I turned on the valve, I felt the weight increase when the water filled the tube. The aluminum tube is light but when filled it is somewhat heavy. With the valve turned on, the pressure certainly has a strong but controllable opposite reaction to the direction of the spray, so one has to stay ready to control it, especially when fully extended.I read the reviews about low pressure and others saying that low pressure from this device means the house needs higher pressure; I agree that the house pressure must be enough to do the job. Our house has a well pump that the plumber set at 75 pounds years ago and the spray from the nozzle is very strong. I cleared out the clogged drain spout first, then worked backwards in sections to the other end of the gutter using the nozzle head to scoop and blast debris either out of the gutter or down the gutter to the drain spout. It takes a little while, but this technique works.I think this product is well built and does the job well. If your water pressure is sufficient, give this a try. It beats paying for gutter cleaning and you can do it when you want it done, not when the gutter cleaning people can schedule a visit that may not be convenient for you.

This wand works well on my gutters, going up to 17 feet. But am disappointed that all the rings that tighten the pole and secure the ends are really, really cheap. If you treat it gently and use it infrequently, it should last a few years. It does clean your gutters, and that's all I wanted. But for what it is, this item should sell for no more than $25 even with inflation.

I used this gutter cleaner and I was amazed how well it worked. I absolutely hate cleaning gutters , standing on ladders, etc. This gutter cleaner performed well. I was amazed how well constructed it is. Definitely has made my job much easier. The only concern I have is that when the pole is extended to maximum length you will need both hands to hold. There is a high pressure stream leaving the end of the pole. It had a tendency to push back, but after a while I got use too it and it cleaned the gutters great. I would recommend this product. I was able to clean gutters standing on a 6' step ladder instead of using a 20' extension ladder a using a garden hose.Howard

So my traditional gutters get plugged every year or so, even though there are no leaves. It seems that dirt and sludge accumulates in gutter until the spout portion gets blocked. Prior, I used to get a ladder and jam the garden hose into the spout hole until it unclogged. But now, I'm tired of climbing ladders and risking falls.I also looked at those attachments that work with power washers, but I figured I don't need the gutters THAT clean, and all while having to deal with the back spray from all that pressure. I think it's more effective to have less pressure and more water volume to clean gutters.I decided to tackle the one story gutter first. It was pretty easy to direct the nozzle and spray right where the spout attaches to the gutter. In about 15-30 seconds of wandering around in the general area, the spout cleared up.I then went to the other side of the gutter and sprayed to direct any dirt in the gutter toward the spout. A nice slow pace, and sure enough, a ton of brown water flowed out the spout. It was so dirty I went back and did another couple passes.It's pretty easy to control on a one story gutter. There is a valve by the handle so you can keep the water off until you get the pole into the right position. There is plenty of strong water pressure at the end. There was minimal over spray, and by controlling the angle - basically don't point it toward yourself or straight down, point it to the side - I didn't get wet at all.For the two story gutter, you extend the pole. You'll have to use more strength, and it's a little tricker to control, but not tremendously so. I did the same process on the second story gutter, and that also went amazingly.I'm thrilled with this purchase. The pole is well-made, strong and sturdy. Highly recommended!

The product was well made and worked to clear my gutters. It easy to use and provided a powerful jet of water to specific areas. The full extension allowed me to spray water into gutters a full two stories from ground level while only climbing up a few steps on my ladder. My complaint, as indicated in a number of reviews was the absence of a good, thick washer in the house connection. I was drenched with water when I turned on the hose. I had a spare washer fortunately but that hose washer (a penny item) should come with the product. I eventually took the washer from the valve and and that solved my problem but this missing washer, as indicated by the number of comments, is a significant product defect.

Blasted out the debris in my gutters. A little cumbersome to use as the water jet makes it somewhat more difficult to aim the nozzle, but overall, seems to work well.

Worked like it was designed for.

I like the fact that it extends to 12 ft. Looked at one that was only 6ft but that wouldn't have been near long enough. The pressure that comes out is great too , it cleared out all the dirt and debris

I have very low expectations for this thing.But I have to admit it works quite well.It feels very well constructed. The connectors fit very easily. The knob to shut off water works well. The telescoping function is robust.It's relatively lightweight that I don't get tired doing the gutters all around the house and even the 2nd floor windows.It concentrates water strongly enough to be like a lightweight pressure washer

Our old century house has 10 foot ceilings so the eavestroughs are quite high. I'm much too old to be climbing ladders, but this product reaches the eavestroughs when I'm standing in the box of my pickup truck. The curve at the end of the pole wouldn't aim the water toward the bottom of the eavestroughs so I attached a short piece of 5/8 inch automotive heater hose to the nozzle. It seemed to work well and I was also able to insert the nozzle hose into the downspouts a few times to clear them as the eavestroughs were being flushed out. A piece of garden hose will work too. I chose the heater hose because it has thicker walls and is less likely to kink.

Not easy to use