Ideal for small places. Reached into small, narrow places where your hose couldn’t go.
In cars, trucks, and vans, a crevice tool is great for getting in between and under seats, around the dash, and into small places.
It’s called DUAL-FIT TECHNOLOGY, and it cuts down on the number of attachments you need. It can be used with most vacuum hoses that are 1-1/4 in. and 1-7/8 in. wide.
Craftsman wet dry vacuum accessories are made to withstand lots of use, so they can last a long time.
For CRAFTSMAN and most other wet/dry vacuums with a 1-1/4-inch or 1- 7/8-inch hose, this is the right tool for you.
There’s a tool called the CRAFTSMAN DUAL-FIT Crevice Tool. It fits hoses that are 1-1/4 in. or 1-7/8 in. wide and can get into small, narrow places that your hose can’t get to, like in the workshop, garage, and basement. The flat attachment on this tool lets you get into tight places like behind the water heater, up over the rafters, and down between the workshop shelving. It has a very small profile, but it’s also very strong and durable. This crevice tool fits most shop vacuums with a 1-1/4 in. or 1-7/8 in. hose.
When I looked at a lot of different shop-vac brushes, I chose this one. You can use it with both medium and small hoses on most shop vacs. This is good because it fits both types. To be clear, this is not meant for the 15 gallon models. It fits both of my 9 gallon and 6 gallon models. One thing people didn’t like about different brushes was that many of them had very soft bristles. Medium soft bristles make this one good for me, but it doesn’t have as many as I need. To get rid of dust and hair from your leather car seats, vinyl dashboards, and door sills without scratching them, this is the best thing for you. Black leather seats are in three of my three cars. Our Golden Retriever is also in one of them. This lets me use the shop-vac to get rid of all the yellow hair that floats around until it finds a flat black surface to stick to when she jumps into the car. The dust and dirt her paws leave behind after a hike on the Colorado Trail or a dog park is also good to get rid of. As a result, if you have cloth seats and want to “scrub” them while vacuuming, this attachment won’t work. It’s not as stiff as the attachment I use for upholstery cleaning. Then, if you want to get rid of dust and pet hair from your leather and vinyl without leaving scratches, you should buy one of these. People who have used cheaper models have said that the bristles fall off. This one looks like it was built well, and I don’t think that will happen. Then, you have to wonder why when you buy a $100 shop vac, this tool isn’t one of the normal things that come with it.
