Generic Multi-Angle Dust Brush Compatible with Shark Vacuums

Holy Toledo. I am persnickety about cleanliness and I did not know how dusty my walls were. Check out this photo of just one bedroom’s walls, top of door jambs. Yikes! It’s great that the head “breaks” into a different angle to avoid scratching painted surfaces.True story: I even “soft-vac’d” (that’s what I’m naming it ;) my open felt jewelry box and it didn’t disturb the contents. WowZA. Did the back of electronics and did a bang-up job on ceiling fans AND desk/floor fans. The plastic part is super slim like a spatula so I got in all fan crevices.Of course I weekly edge vac with a crevice tool, but this baby pulled up all straggles and did an excellent job on baseboards as well.I have a Shark and it did require a lil oomph to attach, but hey I think without that and the break-away angle feature, I’m sure I’d have scratched paint and not enjoyed its tender yet EFFECTIVE suction. Super product

I bought this because dusting also involves getting up a lot of dog fur. The dog fur in my house gets everywhere as does the dust. This little guy does a good job; way better than the little angle brush that came with the vacuum. It sucks up a much larger surface area and makes getting up most of the dust and dog fur on my furniture easier. As other people have commented, its only flaw is that the joint that changes the angle is just a little too weak. Therefore, it flops around and changes angle mid-dusting. It’s a little annoying. If this was made with a stronger joint that didn’t bend the wrong angle with minimal pressure, it would be the perfect attachment. However, it’s still my go-to tool on my vacuum because it does what it’s supposed to do and there aren’t really good “duster” attachments out there.

It works O.K. But if and when any pressure (downwards) is applied it bends backwards. It cannot be locked in place.

This item doesn't seal tightly enough to use so was returned for refund. Given 2 stars because it looks like it would be perfect for cleaning fan blades, ceilings and such, if it fit.

It's a good idea, but poorly executed. The material is good, but there's nothing to lock it in place, so when using it, you can't apply any force at all, or it changes position. I really tried to like it, but it's kind of useless.

I didn't read the other reviews to see that this doesn't fit the navigator lift away - and that's the vacuum I have. I was super disappointed, because the quality is good and the design is AWESOME! So, I started a return and started looking for something similar. However, when I didn't find what I was looking for, I rigged this one by wrapping part of a paper towel around the end and taping it. Yes, it's weird, but, it did the job. I'm LOVING this thing!!! I can vacuum my walls without fear of getting marks on it. And, I can vacuum the ledges and fans I couldn't reach before. As another user advised, don't press too hard or it flips back. I'm glad I kept it!

Obviously, suction power is dependent on the vacuum. So I'm not sure why that's a standard question. I tested it on dust gathered under furniture set on wooden floors, as well as for wooden window blinds. It does what I want. It attaches to my Shark rigid extender (on my vacuum, you pigs), but not so well on the main rigid piece attached to the vacuum's main flexible hose. Only the suction holds it in place. Then again, I believe the extender would be required to reach where I wanted - blinds, under furniture, cieling fan blades. The adjustable angle is an excellent feature. Great value.

The description stated it would fit my Shark vacuum, but it barely stays on the rod. I don't know if I need to purchase an adapter for it. There are no directions included that lists what attachments goes with each Shark vacuum.