Jim Nelson
Member
yes
I wand the stairs sometimes.
And sometimes I use the swivel-head stair tool.
But like Greenie & Mikey said, The glided wand over the nose is truly magical.
This thread came out this week, & saturday I was cleaning a home, & started wanding the stairs & immediately thought of this thread and began to wonder if maybe I was being any less of a pro or if I was being hackish...
After what had been about 20 seconds of me pondering the meaning of wanding the stairs, I snapped back into it, only to find Mrs Piff, standing at the top of the landing, glaring down at me.
I briskly went back to work, finishing her stairs.
The Ti wand worked so well on the stairs, that I decided to use it on the livingroom as well.
Great tool.
(during the pre-vac, I had to fight alot of dog-hair, so I informed her there would be a small "FURchrge")
And sometimes I use the swivel-head stair tool.
But like Greenie & Mikey said, The glided wand over the nose is truly magical.
This thread came out this week, & saturday I was cleaning a home, & started wanding the stairs & immediately thought of this thread and began to wonder if maybe I was being any less of a pro or if I was being hackish...
After what had been about 20 seconds of me pondering the meaning of wanding the stairs, I snapped back into it, only to find Mrs Piff, standing at the top of the landing, glaring down at me.
I briskly went back to work, finishing her stairs.
The Ti wand worked so well on the stairs, that I decided to use it on the livingroom as well.
Great tool.
(during the pre-vac, I had to fight alot of dog-hair, so I informed her there would be a small "FURchrge")
Lee Stockwell
FOJL
I've had stair tools for decades, but usually wand stairs. There's a knack but it's not difficult.
I use the stair tool more often for big upholstery and cubicle projects.
I use the stair tool more often for big upholstery and cubicle projects.
