Does this have a some kind of handle to make it easier to use? I've seen some that have a handle about 1/3 of the way down &amp; some without...
554366
I do not believe so. As far as I remember when I talk the the manufacturer.
1957268
Yes, the handle is a little bigger than the regular one. Plus, if you look closely it shows it connected to the extension pole in the picture.
2218220
It is a little difficult, but you have to turn that center piece in just the right spot to fully extend the handle. I know this doesn't help and you have already done this but I had this happen to me and you just have to take a deep breath and fiddle with it until you find that magic spot. After the 2nd time, I never put it short again.
1303016
Nope! No handles. But they're long enough to just reach in, pick up, slide the extra over your hand, and then just tie it off in a knot. I've only done it ... about 5,000 times! Can't really see how a handle would improve things, since tying it closed is usually desirable anyway, for ... olfactory reasons!
1622948
No. The handle isn't adjustable. It does seem to go down to the ideal height to get the best leverage through.
1429881
I think you'll find it much easier to just use the trimmer without the handle for something low like this. If the handle is attached and unit is in an L-shape, you would have to turn the unit upside down which makes it very awkward to reach the switch. You could also just extend the trimmer straight ahead and right side up which would give you some extended reach if you have a large bed, but it gets a little heavy.
1993431
I'm not aware of any attachment (never investigated). Don't think it would be very hard to manipulate some sort of attachment to make it work the way the handle/frames designed, but, I'm not sure. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
2244778
No, no handle. Not really portable and actually it's awkward for me to move around. other than that I really like it.
828789
The one I have is 3 1/2 inches long. Works fine for me. Don't really see the advantage of a longer handle. You don't need a death grip on it or a lot of leverage.
177812
You can call it a handle. It's just kinda designed to look good instead of a plain ole handle.
258423
No handle is provided, but you use the pipe and hose from the back of the vacuum. For me it worked ok, after all I only use it for going under some furniture and the beds. You don't want to be doing big floor areas with it.
1603331
I purchased this for work and my employee uses it, however I seem to think that possible the handle may go down, not up? I could be wrong on that.
80980
It has a handle, but honestly, the bottom of my tennis shoe gets hair up better. :/
261177
When you psh down on the bar for folding the handle it also releases the handle to slide back in. It is a little stiff at first and you will probably have to wiggle it from side to side while applying downward pressure but it wil work itself out in time so you won't need to wiggle it.
710036
You can remove one of the pieces of the handle. You push the little buttons on the sides so they are completely in - hold down both buttons (one button on each side) at the same time and then pull up - that should release the piece of the handle. You can pull out the middle piece and not use it but then it might not be long enough. The handle isnt adjustable so other than pulling out one of the pieces, I dont think there is anything else you can do to make it shorter.
1924496
Good question - it isn't easy. Wish I had bought one with a handle. I use pliers
80979
well yes it has a handle - how else would you hold it when sweeping? it is adjustable length too , for tall or short people. I love it.