SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
cleaning attachments and tools
Plastic hose hanger:
•Use of hanger can increase the life of your hose and save space while storing.
•Coil your hose around this hanger to store when not in use.
•Mount on a wall in a closet, garage, or any other convenient location for hose storage, and place it high enough so you can loop your hose only four times and still clear the floor.
•Mounts using only one stud and two screws.
12” floor brush:
•Works well to clean bare floors, wood flooring, tile, etc.
•Shorter bristles in front, longer in back, allows larger dirt particles to be picked up with forward movement.
For best results, do not force the front of the brush down when moving forward. allow the brush to gently glide across the floor. The front of the brush should allow particles to enter through the raised bristles.
CRevice tool:
•Tool reaches into cracks and crevices such as tracks of slid- ing glass doors, corners, along baseboards, and even in the cracks of couches and other furniture.
•Notched end helps maintain air flow and proper suction.
•This tool has flat sides which makes it great for reaching un- der refrigerators, around air conditioner coils, and other hard to reach places that collect a lot of dust and dirt.
dusting brush:
•Use for dusting furnishings such as bookcases, tables, desks, and mantles.
•Also great for dusting picture frames, collectibles, tops of televisions, window sills, and even the backs of computer monitors.
•Full, natural bristles for gentle cleaning.
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