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Chandelier Swan Light Bulb Changer

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The 'Chandelier Swan' (formerly known as Grover 4000) is a light bulb changer designed to replace upward-facing light bulbs in high places, such as chandeliers, without the need for ladders, scaffolding, or hiring an electrician. The tool features a flexible neck with interchangeable heads, each designed to grip different types of light bulbs (Edison, CFL, A19, candelabra, etc.). To use, simply extend a painter's pole or broom handle, attach the appropriate head, place it over the bulb, twist the pole to engage/disengage the bulb, remove the old bulb, insert the new one, and twist again to secure. This simplifies a task that often requires special equipment or professional help, working best from a second-floor landing.

Goal: Safely change light bulbs in high chandeliers without a ladder.

Tools and materials

  • Chandelier Swan Light Bulb Changer — Removing and installing light bulbs in high, upward-facing fixtures
  • Extension Pole — Providing reach for the Chandelier Swan attachment
  • New Light Bulb — Replacing a burnt-out light bulb
  • Old Light Bulb Various — The bulb being removed and replaced

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>> All right, Tim. What are we looking at with this one now? >> Here we are looking at the chandelier swan. Chandelier Swan allows you to change a upward-f facing light bulb without climbing up on a ladder, hiring an electrician, or having to put up scaffolding. Simply slip it over, twist the pole. Boom. Remove it. Put in your new bulb. Move back over. Works best from the second corner landing. Place it back in. Twist. Voila. You have a new light bulb. We have version for the Edison, for the CFL, for the A19, for the candle. Candle Labbrush light bulb. >> So, this it'll change all of these but with a different head configuration. >> Different set of feet. >> And you're not supplying the handle. You're just supplying the attachment. >> Correct. We only supply the attachment. You just the handle. You probably have a push broom handle at home or a painters pole. And it all depends on how far out you need to reach. >> What is this called? >> This is called the Chandelier Swan. It was originally called the Grover 4000 on an episode of the Dirt Monkey 3 years ago. Rebranded thanks to the Dirt Monkey of Catherine Ever. >> Chandelier Swan. Thank you, sir. Where do you guys find it at? >> You can find it at our website, chandelierwan.com. >> Thank you, sir. Matt, what are we

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