What's the difference between attachment and the flat one?
383803
This attachment articulates at the neck which allows to handle angles, corners, getting under low furniture, etc much better. Also, the brushes an the bottom are much more dense which helps with picking up debris.
383804
I own both tools and use them for different purposes. The articulating tool doesn't lay as flat as the flat out tool does, thus, it's better for getting under low profile furniture. However, I prefer this tool on my hardwoods because of the brushes. Additionally, it moves easily in a swivel direction making sweeping an easier chore.I find it helps to "sweep" larger debris into a pile, then lifting the wand and sucking up into the canister.
292583
There really isn't much of a difference at all. Only notable differences are 10 year warrantee (vs. 7), 5 year labor warrantee, velvet lined holder for attachments (vs. unlined), illuminated side parking lights (vs. not lights on sides), Under body lights (vs. no lights underbody), Velvet bumper strips (vs. rubber), and an Automatic suction control option. That's it. Hoses, cords, bag capacity, attachments are all the same even length.
217742
No attachments im aware of. We use this exclusively for food, they are clear, have pattern on them cam be use only with machine
1416382
From the pictures, it looks like the 'P' version would come with a few extra attachments. I think the other answers here would not be able to tell you the difference unless they specifically ordered both.
1029412
there are 2 attachment options. I use this on my T3i and it makes a big difference when setting up your shot.
1367002
The only difference (I would assume) is the angled version's ability to fit into slightly smaller places. I've had good success with the straight version in all my woodworking.
904947
There is no difference. Once you use it for one, you should avoid using it for the other, though.
297903
I don't really know the difference. It's pretty sturdy. It's just have some other issues. Like when moving it to a different spot in my home, some attached parts started getting loose.
829842
Not sure what you call a flat nock. it is not like a nock for a compound it is much shallower.
880828
The difference is that the 190$ one is all net. This one from the base before the net so your baby's face doesn't inhale the dust from the floor since his face will be close to the floor.
561807
they are "model" numbers, and refer to the width of the machine (in mm) and the pasta you can make with it. the customer above who complains about "no attachments" for the 180 is referring to the "180 Pasta ROLLER" machine; the "180 Pasta MAKER" machine comes with the cutting attachments you need to make pasta. It is naturally more money than just the roller machine and you can find it here.
2122914
It's flat. You could probably use any scooper with this--the scooper is fine, but it's the holder that is worth it.
2124738
essentially flat, with two separate molded plastic pieces that can be attached, giving a "V" notch
2100696
It is much easier to clean. If I am not using the feeding tube I always use the flat cover. And truthfully I rarely use the feeding tube.
1222801
I received an email from Amazon, asking if I can answer this! I have no idea if there is a difference, I only have the litterworks. I purchased it over a year ago and is holding up fine! They do appear to be the same, from the photos.
1433921
No, this model doesn't have that attachment. Though, I think you can separately buy this and use it with this model.
2084348
Hi. I've had it for a little while and I use both attachments without any issue.