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I'm not sure we understand your question. "Wee" in this part of the woods, means to go to the toilet. However, if she is vacuuming and it is twirling round, I would say that's not right.
She has done something wrong at the assembly but I had my neighbour over there - and he said the twirling wouldn't annoy him.
Sister assembled it herself and believe me she's not the greatest - I do those things. Do think if it twirled and twirled - it would put pressure on your back.
Yes chelle - over the years her and I bought loads of hoovers but my wee scittery one has done me for a few months. But I tried hers over my own carpets tonight and couldn't believe how good it was and whilst it twirled deffo lifted the wee bits and bobs on your carpet.
Slightly off topic, but I've noticed that in the UK most of you, at least on this site, refer to all vacuum cleaners as "Hoovers" even when they are not made by Hoover:)
Correct Sanmac, it has become the word for a vacuum cleaner. The verb for using one is inevitably hoovering. In our house it should really be dysoning.