Is there a tool attachment that is flexible/bendable for cleaning out light fixtures? I have to reach over the top on my chandelier.
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No there is not. It has a flexable hose but not a flexable attachment. I DO NOT recommend this vac. It is terrible. There are much better options at MUCH MUCH better prices. My Bissell works 10 times better as does my Orek. I was also recommended this which is much less: $79: BISSELL 9595A Vacuum with OnePassGood luck.
886046
No there is not. It has a flexable hose but not a flexable attachment. I DO NOT recommend this vac. It is terrible. There are much better options at MUCH MUCH better prices. My Bissell works 10 times better as does my Orek. I was also recommended this which is much less: $79: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00AZBIZTW/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Good luck.
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Either this or an air nailer would work. If you are doing fine finish work I would suggest an air driven brad or pin nailer. This works very well for trim/baseboard work and you don't have a cord or hose to deal with. I do prefer my pin nailer for fine finish work though.
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This was the main reason I purchased the Big-Reach. While nothing in the set is designed to accomplish the tasks you described, I made a tool from a paint roller, for which there are items in the set to attach it to the pole, to hang lights on existing hooks. A word of warning; I fell placing the hooks on a high part of the house and broke several things including my neck so be very careful if you use a ladder to place hooks. The tool I designed is made to simply lift light strings to the existing hooks. Since it is adjustable from about four feet to twenty-three feet, it can be used to place both low and high lights. Good luck in getting your lights hung for a very special season. This was the main reason I purchased the Big-Reach. While nothing in the set is designed to accomplish the tasks you described, I made a tool from a paint roller, for which there are items in the set to attach it to the pole, to hang lights on existing hooks. A word of warning; I fell placing the hooks on a high part of the house and broke several things including my neck so be very careful if you use a ladder to place hooks. The tool I designed is made to simply lift light strings to the existing hooks. Since it is adjustable from about four feet to twenty-three feet, it can be used to... » Read More This was the main reason I purchased the Big-Reach. While nothing in the set is designed to accomplish the tasks you described, I made a tool from a paint roller, for which there are items in the set to attach it to the pole, to hang lights on existing hooks. A word of warning; I fell placing the hooks on a high part of the house and broke several things including my neck so be very careful if you use a ladder to place hooks. The tool I designed is made to simply lift light strings to the existing hooks. Since it is adjustable from about four feet to twenty-three feet, it can be used to place both low and high lights. Good luck in getting your lights hung for a very special season. « Show Less
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Sorry, I can be of no help - I found the fixture way too small and had to return it.
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I haven't really looked so I don't know of any stand available. I don't know if you have the light yet, but to me, even though it is fairly large, it would be too short to use as a true floor lamp. All that being said, other than the problems with the provided clamp, this IS a great lamp for light intensity and adjustability.
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This is a matter of personal choice. It matters whether you will have the fixture directly over a table, or there will be people walking under it. If it's a replacement for an older fixture, you can get some idea by noting how many links the old chain has in it. Be sure to put something like electrical tape on the jaws of the pliers you're using to bend the link open and closed. You don't want to mar the finish! I used two pairs of pliers to do the job, but if you're strong enough you might be able to just use your hands. Good luck!
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The base of the bulb is standard/reg size. If your chandelier needs a smaller end, this would not work.
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No it does not bend. I have one that cleans ceiling fans. It has a hole in it and gets the top and bottom at the same time. I also bought it on amazon and it was a good price
754192
You can't, they will only sell the whole fixture. I have replaced two so far, they are very fragile.
730115
There's no way. What you're buying is essentially a one piece item, because the lower metal portion is the electronic-working half & the upper glass tip is the light bulb/diffuser; you need both halves to buy this or any design like this item. I really like mine, the gold metal base make my chandeliers look even more expensive.
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I bought the chandelier attachment to change the bulbs in my chandelier which works amazing! I have not tried any other bulb. sorry!
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For that you want one like this: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008DPYSS4/ref=olp_product_details?ie=UTF8&me=&seller= Typically hung from the ceiling but also has a handle and feet for portable use.
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Where the lamp starts to bend at the top, there is a section of the lamp pole and base pole with a twisting "cap" in the middle. All you have to do is loosen the twist component , and then pull the lamp pole out as far as you want it and then Tighten the twist part again. I made it sound a whole lot more complex than it is lol- it's really easy/ common sense.
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I bought an attachment to change my chandelier bulbs but I don't know if they have one for CFL's
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I have never seen this option available. I have just ordered a new fixture.
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A crevice attachment for narrow spaces, upholstery brush and soft round brush
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I bought the attachment that allowed me to go up, over the rim, and down in to a bowl style chandelier with "candle flame style" light bulbs in it. Worked like a charm. Very impressed.