Hoover Attachments

Started by Phoenix, February 22, 2023, 07:19:49 PM

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Phoenix

Hi All,

I got "Windmill Hill" out yesterday to show a friend, and did a little tidying up before they came round  ;)

Ages ago I bought a set of attachments that were recommended by someone on the forum, but never used them as they did not fit on my centuries old hoover  :(



However I recently got a new Miele vacuum cleaner and they fit fine.  :D

There is an adapter to fit a narrow tube to your hoover hose



And a selection of brushes and nozzles



I used the small brush, and it was great for getting into and around awkward spaces and tiny detailed areas without doing any damage.





Luckily everything was glued down firmly  :thumbsup: ;) :thumbsup:

Many thanks to whoever recommended it

Here is the Amazon link

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Universal-30-Attachment-Intricate-Cleaning/dp/B00F0Q4CFS/ref=sr_1_5?crid=3SKK209N2SSRJ&keywords=hoover+attachments+for+small+places&qid=1677090401&sprefix=hoover+att%2Caps%2C120&sr=8-5

All best wishes

Kevin

:beers:

Dorsetmike

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Looks like a kit worth getting!  :thumbsup:
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Phoenix

#6
Actually for "Hoover" read "Hoover" as that is what I bought the attachments for :thumbsup:

It is the "Miele" that is the vacuum cleaner :thumbsup: , although the "Hoover" is one as well  ;)

All in all a great bit of kit. I hope you won't be disappointed Mike.

Yikes what a sucker that Miele is George  :D :o :D

All best wishes

Kevin

:beers:

ntpntpntp

My kit due to arrive this afternoon. 
I wonder if it'll fit the nozzle of the portable vacuum I used to take to shows - it's a decent bit of gear that I got from our IT department (they used to use it to clean out our big laser printer/copiers)
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Phoenix

Hope it is ok for you Nick  :thumbsup:

I'm finding it pretty useful. There is a nozzle with a bit of a kink in it which gets into my tunnels, so along with my bit of track rubber on a stick, all bases are covered  :D

All best wishes

Kevin

:beers:

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If you don't want to make Bezos even richer then this one on eBay is a little bit cheaper, and looks to be much the same.
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