Everbrite 2-Pack Light Bulb Changer Kit, 8.27 in, 5.5 in, Model 7912

As someone who is considered "height challenged ", this tool is a game changer. I'm always standing on something unstable when trying to replace the bulbs in my garage. This allows me to do it more efficiently and more importantly, more safely. I will be using this in the future and hopefully keeping both feet planted on the ground. I highly recommend you give this a try.

The lightbulb changing kit was everything I expected it to be, but at a great price! Everything functions as should. I liked that they included string for the suction cup so you can release the suction when replacing the bulb. Both attachments fit my threaded pole with zero issues.

So easy to use. You can attach either peas to the end of a broom or an extension pole. Follow the directions on how to use them and it's simple. I use the suction attachment to remove and install my high ceiling lights. It is quick and easy and so much better than getting on a ladder.

I've never heard of such a thing, but this is really a cool concept Now there's no need to hop on a ladder every time you need to change a lightbulb ... this is a genius idea for a . Especially for older folks who I might be worried about hopping on a ladder 

The EverBrite 2 pack light bulb changer kit takes the ladder out of the equation. I keep my ladder in the basement so it's very obnoxious to have to bring it upstairs to change the light bulbs so this product is great! I use this for my recess lighting and it screws right onto the handle I have for it. The light bulbs fit just fine so I have not used the suction cup head yet but I'm sure I'll need it at some point so having both options on hand is great. Zero complaints.

This was super easy to use. I screwed it onto a paint roller pole with no issues. There's a screw on the side so it keeps the unit in place. The suction cup comes with a string- it's important that you attach this as directed. It helps to unstick the suction cup from the lightbulb. If you forget this step, you'll have a hard time getting the lightbulb off and risk breaking it. Overall, I'm pretty happy with this product.

I needed this to replace some floodlight bulbs. It fit the bulbs nicely and it was easy to use except for the fact that it was slipping on the bulbs and wasn't grabbing them to unscrew or to screw in the new ones. I took some little strips of duct tape and wrapped it around 3 of the arms with the sticky side pointing out so it could grab the bulbs. Kept the strips thin so that there was enough grab but not so much that it was difficult to pull it back off the bulb once it was in. Once I put the tape on it worked great. So quick and easy to use much better than having to get out a ladder to change the bulbs. Without the tape it was useless, with the tape it worked great. I totally recommend this as long as you're ready to add the tape to grab the bulbs.

I didn't realize that you would need a pole for the product so when I received it and saw that a pole was needed I was concerned that I would have to go spend more money to buy a pole just to use the product. Fortunately it works with any standard threaded pole so I found a broom that I had, and I was able to use the product with that. I had a recessed light that had been blown since we had moved in the house five years ago and I was able to use this product to successfully remove the bulb and replace it. It was pretty easy to use and was convenient since I didn't have to worry about trying to get on a ladder to get it done. Overall it's a good and useful product.

I had hoped this product would fit on one of the many handles in my home to use like a pole but the neck was too thin. I managed to get the changer around a lightbulb before the handle I was using slipped out. I can see how this can be handy if I had a proper pole to use it with. I think I will try again with the right pole to see if that makes a difference. There's not any instructions which I didn't like.

I screwed this on the end of a paint extension pole. I wish it was sold together. I was able to get at my recess light without a ladder. It takes some arm strength to control the pole to get it just right. It is easier to put in a bulb than remove but with a little practice works good! Maybe if I had better muscle control it would work better for me. As I was so worried I would break the bulb. I didn't break it but made me very timid as well.