The convenience and ease of owning a cordless vacuum are great. I have a Dyson myself and love how effortlessly it cleans my floors, but as a renter, there's no organized way to store it and all of its attachments without drilling into the wall.
That's why I was thrilled to see this Haturi vacuum stand at Amazon for just $39.99, a handy dock that charges the vacuum and holds all of its accessories in one place.
It's the perfect, renter-friendly solution that will, finally, give me somewhere neat and tidy to store my best Dyson vacuum. I've already added it to my basket.
Why I'm buying this $39.99 stand to neatly store and charge my Dyson
Store and charge your vacuum, with slots for every attachment. Compatible with: V6, V7, V8, V10, V11, V12 Detect Slim, V15 Detect, Gen5detect.
Instead of leaning your Dyson vacuum against a wall, stashing it in a cabinet, or hiding it under some furniture, getting an organized stand is the tidiest and most convenient way to store your vacuum as a renter.
No longer will the Dyson fall over and risk damaging the vacuum, your walls, or your floors. And, instead of keeping your attachments in a plastic bag (no, just me?), you can now slot them into the same stand so they're all neatly kept in one place.
The Haturi stand is compatible with every cordless Dyson since the Dyson V6 – including our favorites, the Dyson V15 Detect and the Dyson V12 Detect Slim.
You install it by using the same wall mount that comes with the vacuum, attaching it to the stand, and feeding the charging cable through. That means, whenever you're done vacuuming, you simply place it onto the stand along with the attachments, and it'll be charged and ready for next time.
The stand has a heavy metal base to help prevent toppling, and the installation should take no longer than a few minutes. It's the perfect renter-friendly storage hack.
The Haturi Dyson Vacuum Stand is available for $39.99 at Amazon.
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All prices were correct at time of publication.
For the real deal, Dyson sells a Floor Dok for certain models, that stores the vacuum and its attachments in a more stylish fashion. The available models are: Dyson Gen5detect Floor Dok Multi, Dyson V12 Floor Dok, and the Dyson V15 Detect, Outsize and V11 Floor Dok.
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