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Question: Do you use this in place of the beater bar or is it only used attached to the hose?
Document: I wouldn't want to be without this tool for cleaning under beds, sofa, low profile furnishings  and under kitchen and bathroom cabinets as well as flor radiators. No more moving furniture. The attachment fits both my DC39 and DC41.My bedrooms are carpeted and while there's not a beater bar on the flat out tool, it's still effective on the carpet as there's, of course, zero foot traffic under the bed to press dirt into the fibers.All vacuums will scoot debris because of the low profile. So what I find works, is push it in a pile as I would with a push broom .
I've been using a Dyson Turbinehead for about a year now, the vacuum works far better than the several that it replaced. The one downfall is that in a house that is entirely hard surface flooring with a few area rugs, the included "turbine head" isn't perfect. The turbine powered beater bar just serves as a way to block the airflow, in our case the beater (that is turned off 90% of the time to prevent scratching of the hardwoods) acts as a catch for all of the cat hair and I would have to stop and unclog it or turn on the beater bar to clear it.This tool works great, it fits under our sofas, tables, chairs, media stands, beds, and everything else that you'd expect.
When I first used it, it seemed so light that I didn't believe that it could possibly be working then I looked at the clear canister on myDyson DC24 Ball All-Floors Upright Vacuum Cleanerand it was full of dog hair. It slides effortlessly under the cabinets and across the wood floor. The only issue I have is that the hose on the Dyson ball is too short and since I'm tall I end up carrying the vacuum cleaner around by the handle. But that's not the fault of this tool. IMO tools like this should be included with the vacuum cleaner.
I bought this item to vacuum under furniture and was disappointed in it. It swivels and flips all over and is difficult to use, it should lock in place for easier use. I would not advise this item to anyone, find something else that does the same job.
I do love the DC25 Animal vacuum cleaner and have just bought the flatout head tool to vacuum under beds, etc. The hose on the vacuum is just not long enough to accommodate using this tool effectively. I wish I had bought the flatout tool at the same time. Then I would have returned both because what use is it if you cannot use it to vacuum under furniture? I will just have to make do with it, I guess.
Personally, it was cheaply made, a dirt magnet (the flatout had a white film all over it). I was very disappointed. I used the small attachment that came with my dyson once I realized the flatout tool wasn't doing much of anything. The small attachment that came with the dyson rocks...it lays flat the entire length of the queen size bed so I am confident that I removed all the dust. If someone &#34;gave&#34; me the flatout tool I would never use it.
I recently moved to a place with hardwood floors as well as carpeting and was worried about the usefulness of my DC07. It hadn't been as easy to use on non-carpeted floors in my experience. This tool fixes that! For a mere $49 my Dyson is like a new machine! I would recommend to any Dyson owner who not only wants to get under furniture or radiators (YAY! ), but even for those who just want a good all-purpose tool for non-carpeted floors. With this tool there is no need for another small machine.
With my Dyson upright and I need to really squeeze it into the hose or else it falls off while vacuuming
It works great! No major complaints. I have a Dyson DC17 Asthma and Allergy version and it fits very well with the adapter to the end of the hose piece.
Dyson's upright hose/wand designs are inexplicably lousy. Why does this company make an excellent machine with awesome accessories while near ruining it with the simplest part?
Answer: Hose only.