SkyVac Mighty Atom Gutter Cleaning Machine with 6 Push Fit Poles (9m Reach) and a Real Time Inspection Camera

Bought this to keep us off ladders for gutter cleaning jobs. Works really well. Quite large but not to heavy unless full. Filters need frequent replacement but ours gets heavy use. Easy to use although pipes can sometimes be hard to put together or undo as they get gritty with the muck they are sucking up, they can also get heavy as muck can sit in them but they are easy to clean out with a hose. Good value for money, it had paid for itself in a few months. Have bought additional parts for it to make it more useful.

Product easy to assemble and use. Seller is excellent and very easy to work with

Unfortunately the supplied camera/monitor didn't work after a full charge. Haven't tried the vac yet but rather need the camera to see what's going on. I'll review this when/if I can get a replacement camera/monitor which actually works.The seller responded to this and replaced the camera without delay. I now have a working camera.I've had a chance to try it out now.Camera battery duration is about one hour, give or take.On the whole, it's pretty good. Issues as follows:1. The flexible PVC connectors into which the nozzle and long pipes fit are a bit of a problem ... being non-rigid, they don't support the camera clamp very well.2. The camera could have a wider-angle lens to make it easier to see what you're doing.3. Again the flexible PVC connectors don't support the gutter nozzle all that well.4. The system doesn't like picking up bits of broken roof tile.BUT ...It's very good at removing plants from the gutter outlets, my primary reason for purchase.I've added a photo of one plant I pulled out ... easy to see why the gutter was overflowing.Finally ... it's not as easy to use as it looks on the video ... by a long way. My back is absolutely killing me!Hope that's helpful. If you are using it on your own home. it's probably well worth it as it will pay for itself compared to a couple of visits from a roofer. Commercially, I would think it's a no-brainer.