Hoovering Question!

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KennyPOLO_Gti
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Hoovering Question!

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How do you keep the bit between the bottom of the door frame and your seat clean???? the hoover cant fit between them both and cant think of anythin that will, so does any1 have idea how to hoover or clean out all the s**t???
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i got myself the dyson car cleaning kit. think it cost £25.

It comes with loads of useful bits for doing your car with.
For your problem there is an atachment that has an extending rubber bit that will get through then bits as it can bend etc etc. works well!
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Get a small stiff paint brush (preferably new) and just brush the dirt out to somewhere you can hoover easily. 8)
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Post by KennyPOLO_Gti »

Ill get a wee sash tool from work and try it on sunday if its dry. If it doesnt work ill need to buy a kit of sum sort, cheers anyways
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this has answered some of my questions aswell, always looked down in those bits and thought urgh, thats not nice!!
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Post by charlievwp »

Great idea with the paintbrush, certainly does the job.
I recently bought a pretty powerful Black n Decker (just a 12v) for mine and it does a good job (even sucking up an unsuspecting keyring lol) ... but even with the crevice attachment, it just can't get down that annoying tiny gap!
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