does the brush detach from the curve?
298860
I couldn't get it to detach, but both grey parts swivel, so you can get it to an angle that will be parallel to the straight part of the stick it attaches to. That means the brush is parallel to the wall so you can vacuum drapes, for example. Personally, I used the brush attachment for the large, full size Dyson. This small curved brush was made to dust things parallel to the floor like fan blades or tops of cabinets.
298861
No It swivels at both ends of the curve but can't be taken apart. With the dual swivel you can position the brush to go down to do the top of things or up to do the underneath.
298862
No it does not. It is meant to work as a solid unit. You could force it off but I don't know if it would work this way or even go back together.
1720186
No, the brush stays in place. I am very pleased with this vacuum and the ease of use.
734847
Mine did loose bristles, and still does occasionally, but it isn't noticeable in the use or performance of the brush.
1520627
It is full circle and attaches well. It is plastic but is quite strong. I'm on my second of these brushes, and I highly recommend it. We've had our pool for 20 years, and this was the first brush we had. We've tried others, but none were better. We only had to replace it because I didn't put it away carefully and broke off one of the adjustable dial knobs.
1236023
Yes , it easily detaches, making thorough cleaning a breeze! This is the best baster I've ever had; well worth the $10 price.
1517416
No, the brush rotates on all settings. If you notice it not spinning, it is because the belt broke. I had that happen to me several times. I had to call for replacement belts.
1604769
That round devise on the end pulls off, then an x tension can be pulled out to go into cushion. The end piece has a brush rotating device just like a regular vacuum cleaner. Nifty The only thing I don't like is that it makes more noise than it picks up. Jacques
2259675
Yes it does. It comes with a little black plastic brush. I hardly never need to use it.
1474105
There's a pedal on the left that is supposed to stop the brush when the pedal is depressed. However, on mine, the brush only stays stopped as long as i keep the pedal depressed. As soon as i take my foot off the pedal, the brush resumes turning.
685220
Yes very easily, you pull on the black piece of the curve and it pivots to the side and pulls out.
479314
Yes, it pulls out. It was stiff and l was nervous as well. But l have adjusted it for angle many times since
2071761
No, blades don't retract or detach. When it lights up it looks like the light is coming up out of the handle, but the whole plastic piece is there.
2473
No, the brush doesn't spin and that's the only thing I didn't like about it. Where the wand is connected to the cord, that is flexible so the wand will swivel. But just the brush itself, does not. Hope this answers your question.
813002
No, only holds the brush, but at this price, I'm surprised we get that. I use that stand with the original box for traveling, it's perfect for that! I built my own stand from figured maple, it holds two razors and the Parker brush for at home use. I'll upload a photo soon to show that option. Very, very pleased with this brush!
1610217
Hi! No, it doesn't, but it has a better way to hold the tips. It has a retractile mechanism that hold the tips perfectly. Very strong hold.
1506964
The detachable hose has a collar which is the dusting brush. It slides downward and locks in place when you want to use it. Slide it up and out of the way, and the hose end is exposed. There were no separate attachments that came along with the unit, otherwise. As an aside, please allow me to inform you that this is the most powerful hand-held vacuum cleaner I have ever owned. It does the most important thing a vacuum cleaner can do...provide powerful suction! Great little vacuum! Highly recommended!
1758835
No. What you see in the picture is it. It does turn and pull out, but no other attachment. Works great, though.