vacuum attachment with brush

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grathan

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Dec 9, 2009
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Upstate NY
I just discovered my new favorite way to clean baffles....
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It has greatly reduced my cleaning time. Though I have reservations about the brush head ending up like a paint brush the wife borrows after only a handful of uses.


It's $15 for the kit so, I wonder if anyone else out there had a source for a brush vacuum attachment that might be cheaper or an idea for DIY.
 
Try your local vaccum cleaner repair shop or Salvation Army / Goodwill. I picked up my stove cleaning vacuum for fifteen bucks at a Goodwill. You'd be surprised what useful stuff you can pick up cheaply there.
 
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