. . . A flat cleaning tool is welcomed for getting under furniture where the standard 2 way suction head gets stuck.
Hi vacmanuk,
It's all a matter of personal choice but as depicted the tool is mreley cleaning under the edge of a piece of furniture which is obviously too low to get all the way under. As well, people seldom worry over moving upright pianos or large TVs each time they clean. And in this case, unless the clearance beneath either is more than two-and-one-half to three inches off the tloor, getting all the way under doesn't look like much of a possibility.
If I don't plan on moving a large object to clean under it, I merely run the vacuum itself along its edges and suck up any fuzz and tust bunnies that might be visible beyond with the hose end or crevice too. It's just as fast and though less stylish it's alos less expensive.
Miele has taught me well how easy it is to ignore some of its doo-dads as most are over-priced. This time I would say that Dyson's one up on Miele. Miele would probably ask $60 but Dyson's only asking $50.
Venson
