will this be able to vacuum under my bed? i.e. does the floor tool lay flat if i place the vacuum horizontally on the floor, and slide under bedframe
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Yes, the floor tool articulates. I use it to vacuum under my bed. I have two golden retrievers and use it every day.
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Yes it lays flat on the floor Awesome vacuum I have 2 cats and I use it at least 3 times a day
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I have a 5 1/2" space between the floor and the bottom of my bed frame and yes, the vacuum can easily access such space.
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Good question. The head of this vacuum does a really goo job of laying flat when you vacuum under things. The head won't stay in a perfectly flat position when you completely lay the vacuum on the floor, but if you lift the body up about 6 inches, the head is in a perfect position to vacuum under the bed.
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Yes, it can vacuum under the bed. The nozzle is on a swivel ball and can be flat. I use it in my home and in my car, on the floors, ceilings and upholstery. This vacuum is awesome!
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It appeared to (I did not keep mine, when it arrived it was totally bent out of shape) but looked like there would not be much space under the bed. I would be pretty close to the floor.
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I use this on my hardwood floors in my living room...I just put a square of drawer liner under it. As others have written, i wouldn't drag or slide it across.
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The upholstered sides make the clearance between the floor and bed very short, you couldn't easily slide much out from under the bed. But if you used it for long term storage and lifted the boxspring and matress to remove the items it could work because the boxsprings clearance from the floor is slightly higher.
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I was also thinking of putting the sliders under them as well. They are great and work well but the problem is you can move the bed out to vacuum under it. If you do try the sliders let me know.
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Will this get under the floor cabinets in the kitchen? My current Dyson is too tall and doe reach all the way under the floor cabinet lip. Thanks.
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There's absolutely no reason why you couldn't use it on the floor, the design is very simple and just lies flat underneath the mattress. Should work just fine although I'm pretty sure the whole 'fold down' thing will not work since there's no where to 'fold down' too!! We loved this bedrail, you can see through it and get a good flow of fresh air.
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I am currently using mine just on the floor and it seems to be just fine. I've been using it this way for a few months now. I would, however, suggest that you move it every once in a while and maybe clean under it to prevent moisture buildup/mold. (I haven't had a problem with moisture/mold with this mattress, but a bed frame would prevent that by leaving an air pocket under the mattress.) Hope this helps!
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I just used the vacuum yesterday to vacuum my whole second floor which has hard wood floors and some area rugs. It worked beautifully!! I never have to pick anything up. I would have never bought the machine if it didn't pick up along the edges.
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It all depends on what level you set the height of the vacuum if that's possible. If you don't set it too low or too high it does great!
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Well, It have not used it in a situation like that, but do think it is very flexible and able to get under furniture very easily. It is the best vaccum I have bought. I got both the carpet and hard floor tools.
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yes it's great , this thing can lay flat on the ground and still work perfect, it has an awesome range of pivoting between the part where it sucks up and the vacuum itself.
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Hi, Alix! The power head on this vacuum easily fits under my beds and one of my beds is an antique and is lower to the floor than usual. I have hardwood floors - I don't know how deep the pile is on your carpet or the clearing from your bed frames - might be a better question for Sears. I believe it will be low enough for underneath beds. :)
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From my own unit it doesn't look like it would properly support rollers/casters for the frame. The frame itself is fairly light weight to be moved when needed. Having rollers/casters on the frame would probably make it more likely to move when you don't want it to even when locked in place. If the company makes rollers/casters for this frame specifically I have not yet seen them available. I haven't found it difficult to move the bed itself when needed though, which is rare as there is already a fair bit of space below to vacuum under the bed without moving the frame.
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Yes, it can. It has a very slim profile when dropped into down position. But you have to be very careful that all the bedclothes are out of the way. This vacuum has more suction than anything I've ever seen, and when it gets ahold of something, it grabs tight. One of the few faults I find with it is it's not easy for me to turn off. I'm not sure about other people because I have some disability in my feet, but to turn it off quickly I have to yank on the plug. So I go through the area I'm going to vacuum before hand and look for anything that might be a problem-of course you do this anyway before you vacuum, but with this vacuum, you have to be a little more careful about puddled drapes and the like. I love this vacuum, BTW.
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Yes and no.......when I connect the vacuum to a tool I do not see a difference with dust and chips collected but if I connect the wand to clean the floor then I notice decreased suction.
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When reclined, there is about 18" from the floor to the top of the vacuum before the beater bar starts lifting off the ground. This works fine for vacuuming under furniture such as a dining room table. As far as vacuuming under anything low to the ground such as a couch, it does not work, other than perhaps the very edge. If you want to vacuum under something low, you will either have to move the piece of furniture or possibly try the hose/attachments.