A:Answerit absolutely does. On your index finger where you'll have to press the button. I literally just had one again and was frustrated, and searched online to see if other people had the same problem. But it's very annoying that you'll have to keep pressing the button if you want to use the vacuum. And it does give you a painful blister for using it too long. poor design
A:Answer(the soft roller you asked about) is designed specifically for hard floors — it has a soft nylon and carbon-fiber filament roller that excels at picking up fine dust, debris, and hair from smooth, hard surfaces without scratching them. On those floors it’s gentle and efficient, and that’s exactly what it’s for.
But here’s the catch: Dyson’s fluffy/soft roller heads are not made for carpets or rugs, even delicate ones. However it's pretty consistent that the soft roller isn’t effective at all on carpets and area rugs — it simply can’t grip the fibers to pull dirt and hair out on a surface that has pile. It won’t damage them by itself, but it also won’t actually clean them well.
A:AnswerMain cordless vacuum unit – the handheld motor and bin assembly
Wand (extension tube) – makes it a stick vacuum
Docking station & wall mount – holds and charges the vacuum
Charger / power adapter
Digital Motorbar™ cleaner head – the main brush head for carpets & floors
Fluffy Optic cleaner head – soft roller for hard floors with laser dust detection
Hair screw tool – mini motorized tool for pet hair & upholstery
Light-pipe crevice tool – angled, narrow tool with LED lights for dark gaps
Reach-under / low-reach tool – helps clean under low furniture
Combination tool & wand clip – a 2-in-1 brush/nozzle and a clip that stores smaller tools on the wand or dock
