Do you think this unit would work to do under baseboards, couch, bed, etc, and 2) are there enough wand attachments to do it standing up (I'm 5'3").
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The hose is about 12" in length. There is a hard plastic extension that is about 36". I am able to vacuum rugs while standing; I am 6 ft. tall. Under beds, etc is possible but not from a standing position. Wherever you are using this unit you have to hold with one hand or sling it over a shoulder (shoulder strap is included). It easily tips over. In many applications you would want to hold the object (a pillow for example) and vacuum with the other. In order to use both hands for the task, you must carry vacuum over shoulder; not a convenient or comfortable arrangement. The older model handheld vac was a floor stable unit with wheels: a better design. The hose is about 12" in length. There is a hard plastic extension that is about 36". I am able to vacuum rugs while standing; I am 6 ft. tall. Under beds, etc is possible but not from a standing position. Wherever you are using this unit you have to hold with one hand or sling it over a shoulder (shoulder strap is included). It easily tips over. In many applications you would want to hold the object (a pillow for example) and vacuum with the other. In order to use both hands for the task, you must carry vacuum over shoulder; not a convenient or comfortable arrangement. The older... » Read More The hose is about 12" in length. There is a hard plastic extension that is about 36". I am able to vacuum rugs while standing; I am 6 ft. tall. Under beds, etc is possible but not from a standing position. Wherever you are using this unit you have to hold with one hand or sling it over a shoulder (shoulder strap is included). It easily tips over. In many applications you would want to hold the object (a pillow for example) and vacuum with the other. In order to use both hands for the task, you must carry vacuum over shoulder; not a convenient or comfortable arrangement. The older model handheld vac was a floor stable unit with wheels: a better design. « Show Less
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Sue,Tex it is easy to use and very efficient, it also has a floor attachment so the wands are long enough, also standard size so the wands from most other brands can be attached to add even more length.Hope this is helpful.Annette
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Sue, Tex it is easy to use and very efficient, it also has a floor attachment so the wands are long enough, also standard size so the wands from most other brands can be attached to add even more length. Hope this is helpful. Annette
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The answer is YES.. no matter your height, the unit has long attachments to vacuum under the furniture you mentioned.
1567918
Yes, it should. It fit under my bed or sofa but they are elevated too. I found this lift to be easy to use or push around. My late husband like to lay in it in front of the window. He thought it was a comfortable change from the bed. Like a hammock. I recommend it.
1305745
Yes, it will. The broom head itself is about 1 3/4" high, but it will squish down a bit, so you can get under anything that is 1.5" or higher.
475542
This one isn't that powerful so I wouldn't recommend it. This company does sell one that would handle your need for varying depth and also climbs walls too.
78796
It would depend on how high off the ground the furniture is. I have a bench with a 4 inch clearance, and I'm able to vacuum under it no problem, but at that point I'm holding the wand basically parallel to the ground. If you have 4 inches of clearance and space to lay the wand out on the floor, it should fit. I'd say check it out in person at a store if you're really concerned about it.
410679
From a 5'-9" person - Yes. Unless you are looking for pinpoint accuracy on a small, well-defined area, the wand is sufficiently long for typical gardening applications.
709106
Yes I use it attached to the side of a wooden table/desk, the vertical height adjustment should allow you to work standing. (I have mine set fairly low, as I mostly need to swing my laptop in and out of the way). The height of my desk is about 30 inches (just over 76 cm) and the vertical pole of the stand goes up another ~17 inches (~43 cm). So (adjusting for the size of the brackets) as long as you can comfortably use something around 45 inches (~ 114 cm), I would think it would work for standing use.
1250240
It works well...the issues is how high is your pull up bar? if you can adjust or easily lower it to about 6 ft, the attachments works fine, plus you can use it on the floor upside down to do push ups and so forth.
975912
It will not fit under the bed , just use the wand part . I do love this vac as i had a kirby before this one .
1150621
I use it while standing, I'm 5'-7" and it all depends on how or wherre you mount it. Wouldn't matter if you were 3' or 7'
1787401
6.5' - 7'... It should work anywhere you can stand straight up in. And it's adjustable, so if someone shorter wants to try it, all you've gotta do is turn two knobs. Not completely take it down and reset it up.
16686
yes. I brought it for my son. So he uses it all the time for sitting on the couch. He does change the height for standing, but not often. If you are a jack rabbit, like me, I am always up and down, it might get tiresome. But if you leave standing to should work fine. The price is good. PS I have a rolling, adjustable standing/sitting desk with a hydralyic level, but is was $300.00. It was worth it because I was developing hip/back problems and I use the computer constantly for work.
1824446
I did not use it to keep my legs elevated but it is soft enough I think it would be great for that. Something you might try first is to just get a 2x4 piece of wood and put it under the foot of your bed, unless your legs are suppose to be elevated a lot more. Just 2 inches makes a big difference.
1144988
Yes, it works very well for that. Be careful with the alignment though - Somehow we managed to break ours by bearing down when it wasn't quite properly in place. And it was a lot of work (arm has a long sweep) - frankly we switched to electric. Good luck!
964256
sorry for the late response, I did try it the vacuum is a bit heavy and unless you are tall, I am 5'3, I do not recommend for cobweb removal.
1003214
Probably not. It works great on hardwood, and my lower berber-type carpet. It doesn't have the juice to pick up larger items, so I wouldn't think it would have the juice to get stuff in tall shag. Mine fills up with crumbs and dog hair....for that and it's ease-of-use it is perfect.
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No, the attachments don't hook on altogether and it is kind of clumsy, but I definitely recommend this for the price. It is also sort of a short wand for a tall person so I am going to try and see if they sell an extension for the wand. Other than that, I really do like this and it is quiet and powerful for the price and size.