PetOde Universal Dusty Brush Vacuum Attachment Dust Cleaning Sweeper Vacuum Duster Attachment with Universal Adapter Flexible Tiny Tubes Dust Daddy

I had been looking for something like this to attach to my vacuum cleaner in hope to clean tight places such as the keyboard. I was quite excited to find such a product. Unfortunately, there was much to be desired with the suction. When I turned on the vacuum cleaner, the tubes retreated back into the larger tube and rendered the intent and functionality of the product useless. I did not return it as it was not worth my time to do so. Still looking for that functional product!

Bought this to use with my Dyson V7 and didn't want to pay extra for a Dyson adapter like some other brands offered. This fit snug, which is ideal to avoid loss of suction and was much easier than lugging my upright vacuum around. I've used it to clean out car, small bins on my workbench, and to "dust" on shelves. No clogs yet, but I can see how thatll eventually happen. Seems like it'd be easy to clear any clogs out with an unfolded paperclip or something similar.

10 minutes after I ordered this I realized I could make it from my nozzle attachment and some stirrer straws. Having been a bartender in a previous life, I have a case of 1000 stirrer straws sitting around. I grabed a few and duct taped them in my crevice attachment. Done. Just as good. Also, cleaning up my basement I found a "Bunch-o-baloons" for filling up multiple water balloons at once - then I realized, once you fill and detach the water balloons, that piece could work as well. The actual attachment fits snug on my Miele canister vacuum and it is great to get dust in crevices that I normally wouldn't, but after realizing how easy it is to make, I wouldn't buy again.

I was able to suck the dust and tiny thread particles out of my sewing machine (which I now use 6+ hours a day making face masks). It was wroth it just to fix that problem. I've also used in in pesky corners and window jams, tight spots in my car. The suction power will depend on your vacuum.

I was delighted to find a tool that gets into niggledly corners, molds around the molding,worked great, but after one round, several of the tubes were clogged up! I was stymied for a while... how to clean them? I tried pipe-cleaners, bamboo skewers, wires on hand... everything either too big or insufficient structural integrity. I went to Lowe’s ISO wire; found that the little stiff wire with flags (used for construction, landscaping markings, etc.) were perfect diameter and length. You can buy a pkg of 10, if you can’t find one elsewhere. This worked very efficiently, and I’m delighted with the tool.

This wonderful attachment fits my vacuum better than than the first one I bought, in fact I'm sure it would fit most any vacuum. My one complaint is that the the tubes are a bit smaller in diameter, then when in use, it sort of builds up pressure when attached. If the tubes become blocked, which just happens, I think the suctions is too much. Now this could be in my head, but it seems the vacuum is relieved when I remove the attachment. But seriously, I love this type of attachment. Perfect to clean silk tree leaves and flowers. I really like the premise.

I gave 5 stars to the questions but please note:1. Suction Power - it's powerful for what it is for. I used this the day I received it and I used it on my bathroom drawers. I don't want strong suction for drawers as I'm wanting to vacuum loose hairs, dust and small dirt. It worked great. Some hairs got tangled in the straws but it was easier to slide it down and off than getting it out of the drawers another way.2. Thickness - these are straws and perfect for what they are needed for. If thinner then they wouldn't be able to do what they are made to do.3. For Hardwood Floors - These are for hard to reach places. You wouldn't vacuum your whole floor with them. My drawers are wood and they did perfectly fine.

My Shark vacuum was incompatible with a prior, similar product that I returned for that reason. This item fits, but the universal, tapered rubber fitting makes the attachment bulky and awkward to use comfortably. Further, more micro tubes are needed to accommodate the suction air flow that a vacuum cleaner can produce. Too few tubes means major shrinkage at the vacuum hose because of the high vacuum that is not being relieved by the tubes. A shrunken vacuum hose becomes too stiff to maneuver freely. I must give this product a thumbs-down!!