Does the hose rotate so it doesn't kink? Are you able to turn the head sideways in order to clean under couches?
513624
The hose easily rotates and the head turns sideways to clean under the couches. These were important features for me also, and I have enjoyed the performance of the Eureka.
513625
It has high quality hose that swivels no kinks. The floor head lays flat and fits under my couches just fine
513626
No, the hose does not rotate but it is made of high quality flexible material that does not kink easily, if at all. The head does turn sideways but because the design is asymmetrical, it keeps twisting to wherever it wants to go so it is almost impossible to adjust it to a fixed position. I've been using an attachment I luckily saved from an old vacuum, or else the crevice tool, to get under upholstery and beds. P.S. The suction of this little vacuum is terrific but I don't like it anywhere near as well as my old Mighty Mite. I opted for the AirExcel because it was bag-less; the only drawback to the Mighty Mite is having to purchase bags frequently. No, the hose does not rotate but it is made of high quality flexible material that does not kink easily, if at all. The head does turn sideways but because the design is asymmetrical, it keeps twisting to wherever it wants to go so it is almost impossible to adjust it to a fixed position. I've been using an attachment I luckily saved from an old vacuum, or else the crevice tool, to get under upholstery and beds. P.S. The suction of this little vacuum is terrific but I don't like it anywhere near as well as my old Mighty Mite. I opted for the AirExcel because it was bag-less; the... » Read More No, the hose does not rotate but it is made of high quality flexible material that does not kink easily, if at all. The head does turn sideways but because the design is asymmetrical, it keeps twisting to wherever it wants to go so it is almost impossible to adjust it to a fixed position. I've been using an attachment I luckily saved from an old vacuum, or else the crevice tool, to get under upholstery and beds. P.S. The suction of this little vacuum is terrific but I don't like it anywhere near as well as my old Mighty Mite. I opted for the AirExcel because it was bag-less; the only drawback to the Mighty Mite is having to purchase bags frequently. « Show Less
513627
It does not rotate. This vacuum is a very powerful & quiet, basic vacuum.You can rotate the hose nozzle with a bit of force to accomplish the same goal.
513628
No, the hose does not rotate but it is made of high quality flexible material that does not kink easily, if at all. The head does turn sideways but because the design is asymmetrical, it keeps twisting to wherever it wants to go so it is almost impossible to adjust it to a fixed position. I've been using an attachment I luckily saved from an old vacuum, or else the crevice tool, to get under upholstery and beds. P.S. The suction of this little vacuum is terrific but I don't like it anywhere near as well as my old Mighty Mite. I opted for the AirExcel because it was bag-less; the only drawback to the Mighty Mite is having to purchase bags frequently.
615542
Hi,The hose guide is designed for corners and cannot be installed on a flat wall. However you can build a wooden mount for it then install the mount on a flat wall. The guide doesn't swivel neither.
1313523
The hose rotates 360 degrees at the place where it connects to the canister if that's your question.
1005396
It definitely cleañs the floor in the deep end. I am not sreure about the angled walls. It c..limbs up mine but mine are smooth and rounded. It is not really agile. It just rolls along and when it cant go any farther it reverses direction.
1162241
The head does swivel somewhat. You will not want it shining towards you because there is no filter over the lamp. Works great as a wall-mounted bed lamp for me.
570980
Ive using mine for about a year. It can be rotated and moves if you turn it. As long as it doesn't leak , I'm ok.
2055542
You can rotate the heater arms manually like when I'm sitting under it and I move one a little if it gets too warm right over my head but it's not like a ceiling fan with a continuous motion. I've been using mine every morning and I can sit outside earlier now because it was too cold before.
2217170
You can use this vacuum either way. For carpets you can have the brush rotating, but you also can turn it off for other cleaning.
615545
The hose guide is fixed and does not swivel. It fits a corner perfectly, but has holes that allow it to attached to a flat surface. I attached it to a flat surface.
1128687
Yes it rotates and that is a great feature if you want to bend over and was your face. It takes enough effort to move and will stay in place. A great fixture
1399228
It does swivel and I love it. I use it everyday while I sit on my couch. I can pull it up close as the legs slide under the couch, I can even put my legs up on the couch and relax while using it.
1128689
It does rotate but it takes a certain amount of pressure to do so. Very nice faucet.
723441
It definitely rotates both left and right. It additionally has the extension hose to target anywhere you wish.
338779
It connects to the hose. It takes some getting used to as it "articulates" (moves) both up/down as well as sideways, sometimes both at the same time. It took me a few times of using it to get used to it, although it still drives me crazy sometimes - I wish Dyson would just offer a plain hardwood floor brush like the older models used to come with (my old Dyson hard wood floor brush will not work with the newer Dysons, of course! And, it does work on the uprights - I have the DC41 Animal upright.
1313524
Not sure what your question refers to. The hose attaches to the body of the vacuum and that hose attachment point does rotate 360 degrees.
1159861
No, the cord doesn't rotate swivel, but I don't have trouble with it tangling
913433
The handle is "configured" for one side and the brass hose hookup is opposite; BUT the saving grace is that the entire reel rotates 360 degrees, so once assembled, you can rotate and lock it into place on either side to suit your need. I have the handles locked into place on the right side and the reel holds 100 feet of hose for me snugly. No regrets so far.