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<blockquote data-quote="danemodsandy" data-source="post: 62504" data-attributes="member: 184">Tool Pic 4 of 4:And this one shows the tool caddy in the user position; you can leave it clipped onto the wands while you vacuum. All the tools are right at hand that way!P.S.: xraytech: I have a rug shoe as a collectible, but I don&#039;t recommend using it. It loves to come off the floor tool while it&#039;s being used, and it damages the bristles of the floor tool. For anyone who doesn&#039;t know what the rug shoe is, it&#039;s a plastic piece that clips to the bottom of the floor tool, converting it to a rug tool. Better to have the real rug tool, I think. The rug shoe came standard with late Compact-based TriStars like the CXL, DXL, and EX-20; you had to buy the real rug tool separately. I have a rug shoe only for display purposes; I used it one time and that was way more than enough for me![ATTACH=full]16103[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="danemodsandy, post: 62504, member: 184"] [b]Tool Pic 4 of 4:[/b] And this one shows the tool caddy in the user position; you can leave it clipped onto the wands while you vacuum. All the tools are right at hand that way! P.S.: xraytech: I have a rug shoe as a collectible, but I don't recommend using it. It [I]loves[/I] to come off the floor tool while it's being used, and it damages the bristles of the floor tool. For anyone who doesn't know what the rug shoe is, it's a plastic piece that clips to the bottom of the floor tool, converting it to a rug tool. Better to have the real rug tool, I think. The rug shoe came standard with late Compact-based TriStars like the CXL, DXL, and EX-20; you had to buy the real rug tool separately. I have a rug shoe only for display purposes; I used it [I]one[/I] time and that was way more than enough for me! [ATTACH=full]16103[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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