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Question: what kind of screws did you use to mount it? is there any way to get the stand to hold all the attachments?
Document: Another drawback for me at least is the charging station. It can be wall mounted and charge the Dyson plus hold 2 attachments. The vacuum comes with 4, so even if you leave one attached to the vacuum while charging and attach two to the wall mount, you're still left with one attachment that doesn't have a home. Since I use all of the attachments somewhat equally, I always seem to have one just lying around.
I just don't understand the logic there. I have seen that same issue mentioned in several reviews. That's the main reason I am giving this 4 stars. All in all it's a great vacuum so far.Pros:CordlessLight weightGood for area rugs and hard wood floorsLong and thin to reach hard placesCons:Screws not included with docking stationHave to hold the trigger button down to use
Everything from assembling to wall mount is quite simple. Just be careful when you use the dyson under furnitures as the stick (purple part)can get scratched up. My minor complaint about the product is that the not all the dust gets sucked into the vacuum but rather kinna hangout on the outer edges of the dyson so i had to take a wet paper towel to clean it off.Overall, pretty good for the price paid, which was not the full retail price.
You'll need to obtain the screws and anchors yourself, and place one of the motorized attachments to rest elsewhere (floor or shelf). Finally, when I went to register online, their website rejected the serial number as invalid, no matter how carefully I checked it thrice and re-entered it. I won't take yet another star off for that, since the warranty is still the warranty, whether I register it with them or not.
This has all but replaced my expensive upright vac. If you can hold a power drill you can use this vac. I am amazed at the suction this small unit has. I have a Pomeranian and have to vacuum at least once a day. The power heads are great. You get about 6 min run time using the floor or furniture power heads but for me that is fine as you only use power when you actually need it.
I got this after much research because I wanted something my kids could easily grab and help out with cleaning. I caught my husband last week wandering around the house looking for things to vacuum and mumbling to himself, &#34;This is the most incredible thing I've ever seen!&#34; Get past the way it looks-the ease of use, simple filter and ability to pick things up are unbelievable.
i am so glad i got this at last. this is a second dyson i purchased. i have 3 kids and one dog. kids drop food on the floor every time they eat something. my dog sheds a lot, so i had to vacuum my floor everyday to keep it clean. a full size works great, but too heavy. my back can't handle rolling the big heavy vacuum everyday, so i wanted to get a light way cord less one for everyday use.
By the way, the charging station does in fact hold the power cord in such a way as to automatically connect and charge the vacuum when you hang it up. This was something that was hard to tell for sure from the marketing material and photos. It is a one handed operation both in and out of the station. The amount of suction this thing produces is really impressive. When you hold it to your hand it feels like a full sized vacuum. Pretty amazing considering how light it is.
What they mean is:The most you'll ever get out of this vacuum is 20 minutes of continuous use, if you don't use the motorized attachments. With the attachments, you'll get 17, at best.
She vacuums. I have not vacuumed much in the last many years. She may never have to vacuum again. This thing is light, turns on a dime and is super powerful. Attachments for everything: hard floors, blinds, etc. converts easily to a handheld. Kind of feels like I'm wielding a light saber. Sounds like a mini jet engine, maybe I'm a dust-busting Top Gun pilot.
Answer: Hi, here is a link on how to install the caddy - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=olA1KuZuJ3s. I am sure you can find more on-line or on youtube.The caddy holds the attachments.