Has Anyone Ever Used A Portable Battery Operated Vacuum Cleaner's Brush Extension To Brush Their Hair?

[PercyPierce]

Don't know what topic to put this in, but I bought the Ryobi PCL700, and an 18 volt battery to clean the inside of my car. well, it came with a crevice tool a beater bar, and... a dust brush. I couldn't find any use for the dust brush, so I just put that to the side, but when I was Cutting my own hair with electric clippers, it came in handy, and I thought, why dont I use this dust brush attached to the vacuum cleaner to clean my hair, the hair particles that got onto my skin (cause you don't want that on you when you put your shirt back on.) and save time cleaning up the mess that falls on the floor.

What do you think?

[barry1010]

No.

[Arksided]

Surely you're not allowed to use electrical equipment on your day out.

[gingejbee]

Yes, fine and while you're at it, cut your nails with a hedge-trimmer.

[dustypuss]

I personally go to a hairdresser.

[Arksided]

Good advice from Helen shapiro... I'd go to Barbers if I were named Peter but each to their own

[Arksided]

16 Years chatting on here to you Mr Dp. and I'm still learning new things about you. ;-)

[rowanwitch]

If it works why not, working in A And E you see far worse uses of vacuum cleaner nozzles

[dustypuss]

16 years Arky ! At least I've still got hair to cut.

I would have thought that was the best use for a car vac. Because they're useless in a car.

[Arksided]

DP, mines shaven on purpose grade one. But hairdressers even on FB that's new. ;-)

[dustypuss]

16 year! You get less for murder.

[Arksided]

Yes they do... at least I'm a loveable Vampire angel puppet.

-ish

[sandyRoe]

Not I. I'm as bald as a coot.