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question: What do you have to do to the head of the crevice tool?, context: Just got this item (3/28/2014)--it replaces 2 Hoover Flairs that I've had since 2007 and 2008. So far I mostly like it. It has 2 cons that I can determine right off the bat.[1] The crevice tool is useless. You need to dismantle the head and replace it with the tool and then carry around the whole vacuum. I am disabled, so this doesn't work for me.[2] The head is not a &#34;swiwel&#34; head--it is stationery, and therefore harder to use.Pros:[1] Adjustable handle height (for us shorties)[2] Great suction[3] Long cord
What do you have to do to the head of the crevice tool?
You need to dismantle the head and replace it with the tool and then carry around the whole vacuum.
Just got this item (3/28/2014)--it replaces 2 Hoover Flairs that I've had since 2007 and 2008. So far I mostly like it. It has 2 cons that I can determine right off the bat.[1] The crevice tool is useless. You need to dismantle the head and replace it with the tool and then carry around the whole vacuum. I am disabled, so this doesn't work for me.[2] The head is not a &#34;swiwel&#34; head--it is stationery, and therefore harder to use.Pros:[1] Adjustable handle height (for us shorties)[2] Great suction[3] Long cord
You need to <hl> dismantle <hl> the head and replace it with the tool and then carry around the whole vacuum.
Just got this item (3/28/2014)--it replaces 2 Hoover Flairs that I've had since 2007 and 2008. So far I mostly like it. It has 2 cons that I can determine right off the bat.[1] The crevice tool is useless. You need to <hl> dismantle <hl> the head and replace it with the tool and then carry around the whole vacuum. I am disabled, so this doesn't work for me.[2] The head is not a &#34;swiwel&#34; head--it is stationery, and therefore harder to use.Pros:[1] Adjustable handle height (for us shorties)[2] Great suction[3] Long cord
Just got this item (3/28/2014)--it replaces 2 Hoover Flairs that I've had since 2007 and 2008. So far I mostly like it. It has 2 cons that I can determine right off the bat.[1] The crevice tool is useless. <hl> You need to dismantle the head and replace it with the tool and then carry around the whole vacuum. <hl> I am disabled, so this doesn't work for me.[2] The head is not a &#34;swiwel&#34; head--it is stationery, and therefore harder to use. Pros:[1] Adjustable handle height (for us shorties)[2] Great suction[3] Long cord