Abstract: A siding clip is formed from a planar sheet folded to create forward and rearward legs connected along a horizontal upper fold, with the forward leg being bent forwardly and then downwardly to form a downwardly opening longitudinal slot with respect to the rearward leg. The rearward leg depends downwardly beyond the lower end of the forward leg, and is then bent forwardly and downwardly so as to be received within a longitudinal slot in a siding panel. A fastener may be affixed through an aperture in the forward and rearward legs so as to connect the siding clip to a wall.

Abstract: The duct cleaner is formed of a nozzle conduit having connecting members at its opposite ends and spray nozzles intermediate its ends, an end conduit having connecting members at its opposite ends, and a plug member having a connecting member at one end and an eye bolt at its other end. The end conduit is adapted to have a sponge or the like fitted around its exterior for engaging the walls of a duct to be cleaned. The end conduit with its sponge is connected to a hose and to one end of the nozzle conduit and the plug member is connected to the other end of the nozzle conduit and to a rope which is used to pull the duct cleaner and hose through the duct with the spray nozzles ahead of the cleaning member while fluid from the hose is sprayed onto the interior walls of the duct by way of the spray nozzles.