Your vacuum is not just made to clean floors and carpets.This versatile cleaning powerhouse can be used for a variety of household chores, which means you don’t need a closet full of cleaning gadgets to tidy your home. Most vacuums come with a standard attachment. In fact, the right choice of attachment tends to clean anything conveniently without any fatigue. These attachments supposed to be helpful in cleaning hard to reach places like underside of couches, beds, etc. Each attachment is designed specifically for its work. Some extra attachments are also available separately according to your needs like radiator brush, floor sweeper, etc.
The Common Four
Almost each vacuum cleaner contains these four standard attachments. With this, you can easily complete your task of cleaning without any exhaustion.
- Extension Wand
- Upholstery Tool
- Crevice Cleaner
- Dusting Brush
Extension Wand
This is a long sturdy plastic tube about 18 inches long. This gives you reach to high fan blades, light fixtures, air vents, door frames, or any tiny items buried deep behind the appliances. It also prevents you from strain and fatigue. To suck small lightweight stretch a piece of nylon pantyhose secure it with a rubber band to retrieve them back.
Upholstery Tool
This attachment has a wide head with powerful suction that contains red felted microfiber strips to draw out the lint. It is perfect to draw debris fro carpets, mattresses, couches and other fabric base surfaces.
Crevice Cleaner
This skinny, angle tip attachment of about 8-12 inches long helps to suck debris along the edges from tight spots, corners, along bare boards, between sofa, the washers, also clean dust from door numb, cobwebs from wall corner, for cleaning refrigerator coils, and other appliances. This may also suck dust from mattresses and carpet stairs.
Dusting Brush
A dust brush Attachment is a circular brush with long bristles around its boundary that provide gentle abrasion to pick up dust from the lamp, frames vases, small decorating pieces table legs, window glass, wooden shelves without scratching surfaces.
Add On Attachments
There are some extra attachments available for specific work. You have to buy these from the market according to your need You can make your vacuum powerhouse versatile by using different attachments. Here is the list of separate attachments:
- Fan Blade Duster
- Flour Sweeper
- Multi-Angle Brush
- Power Brush
- Mattress Refresher
- Car Cleaning Nozzel
Fan Blade Duster
Fix this piece of attachment to your tension wand and you can easily reach your fan blade. Start cleaning at the center or core then pull duster towards blade edges. The broom will sweep the bottom while a (removable, machine-washable) microfibers cloth brushes dust from the top. Also, use to remove cobwebs in high corners with the same sweep and suction method.
Flour Sweeper
This attachment is an alternative to a broom or a mope. Wooden and tiles floors use this attachment. This soft half-inch bristles about 12 inches wide floor brush can easily dislodge dust and debris more quickly than a dustpans.
Multi-angle Brush
A curved hose and a pivoting head help this soft-bristled tool help in cleaning car-door compartments, sliding closet tracks, capture grime on blinds, baseboard and more.
Power Brush
This attachment with a rotating brush roll to suck up all dust and debris from carpeted floor and stairs. Some allow to turn off rotation so can use on bare floors. Use to remove dust from tight spaces like floors of small closet and more.
Mattress Refresher
Move this eight-inch-wide piece in short strokes, section by section, to draw lint, dirt, allergens from a mattress surface. It helps to suck dust twice than an upholstery tool for large pieces of furniture like sofas and beds.
Car-Cleaning Nozzel
A four-inch wide wedge-shaped attachment attached to the hose or extension wand for suction of dust and debris on a carpeted floor and car mats. It's more precise than hosing, so you'll get a more tidy environment.
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