Now that you know how to choose the right Dyson handheld vacuum cleaner for your needs, let me tell you how I use it for different cleaning tasks in my home.

I use my Dyson handheld vacuum cleaner almost every day for various cleaning tasks, such as:

• Dusting furniture and shelves: I use the soft dusting brush attachment to gently remove dust and cobwebs from my furniture and shelves.

The soft bristles prevent scratching or damaging surfaces, while the suction power removes the dust effectively. I also use the crevice tool attachment to reach the gaps and edges of the furniture and shelves.

• Vacuuming carpets and rugs: I use the high torque cleaner head attachment to deep clean my carpets and rugs. The stiff nylon bristles agitate and lift the dirt and debris from the fibres, while the suction power removes them completely.

I also use the boost mode to increase the power for more stubborn dirt and stains.

• Cleaning upholstery and curtains: I use the mini motorized tool attachment to clean my upholstery and curtains. The small motorized brush bar spins rapidly to remove pet hair, crumbs, lint, and other particles from the fabric, while the suction power removes them quickly. 

• Removing pet hair and allergens: I use the hair screw tool attachment to remove pet hair and allergens from my sofa, bed, pillows, cushions, and more. The anti-tangle conical brush bar spirals hair off and into the bin without wrapping around it, while the suction power removes allergens such as dust mites, pollen, mould spores, and more.

• Cleaning hard-to-reach areas and corners: I use the crevice tool attachment to clean hard-to-reach areas and corners in my home, such as under the sofa, behind the fridge, along the baseboards, around the windowsills, etc.

The narrow nozzle fits into tight spaces and gaps, while the suction power removes dust and dirt easily.