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The DOCA Light Bulb Changer attachment features a premium 2.25" silicone suction cup designed for flat recessed and flood lights, secured by a reliable thumb screw system. Compatible with all DocaPole telescoping poles, it offers a heavy-duty, safe, and efficient solution for changing hard-to-reach bulbs indoors and outdoors, eliminating the need for ladders.
| Manufacturer | DOCAZOO |
| Item part number | DCZ-FGS-P202-02-AA1US |
| Package Dimensions | 7.6 x 7 x 7 cm; 60.5 g |
| ASIN | B07N1WXWTX |
H**N
A good, effective product.
It did the job very well.
D**K
Total waste of money!
Not useful at all. Too big for any normal sized bulb.
T**R
Works like a charm!
Nifty little tool that allowed me to change all 7 of my kitchen recessed flood lights. It attached easily to an extension pole I already had. It has a set screw to ensure the attachment. Although the cone is flexible, it holds the recessed bulb securely as long as you follow the instructions. Clean the old bulb with a damp cloth (which I draped over the cone device) before removal and dampen the inside of the cone both before removal and placement. Also, check that the bulb is actually attached before releasing the suction.
V**E
WROK REALLY GREAT LIGHT BULB CHANGER
IT IS THE BEST ON THE MARKET I HAVE TRIED MANY AND THIS ONELY REALLY DOES THE JOB I USED IT ON A VERY LONG EXTENSION TO CHANGE BULBS ON THE SECOND FLOOR WORKS GREAT
R**0
This thing is a life saver. No more ladders!
This is money well spent! The attachment feels like quality and has a bit of heftiness to it. I used it on a regular painters extension pole to reach 15 ft up to canned ceiling lights. It worked flawlessly. I changed out four can light bulbs with ease. Just be careful not to step on or trip on the release string as it is very long. if you do get snagged on the release string, you might pull the suction cup release and the bulb could fall from a tall height. Not enough concern to reduce the 5 star rating. Highly recommended! tip: if the base of the old bulb breaks in the socket, use some alien tape or duct tape on the end of the extension pole screw. Gently but firmly poke the tape into the socket and turn counterclockwise. You should be able to release and extract the old broken bulb base from the light socket. just be careful of any falling glass fragments. Wear safety glasses and make sure the light switch to the affected light fixture is off.
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