Im suffering for severe hair fall and having a hard time cleaning it from my carpeted floor. Can this stick solve my problem and make it hair free??
1975132
I would think so. It worked fine on my carpeted floors when I used it and I have three cats, a dog and a rabbit that shed. Have to take off the bottom attachment but yeah I don't see why not.
1975133
It might work if your carpet has a very low nap. Otherwise, you will need something with a rotating brush to pick up the hair from a thicker carpet. It is fairly powerful for the size and works well on floors.
1975134
You need a higher powered vacuum for that. This stick is for small cleanups and is not high powered. I would not advise this vacuum for your problem.
1975135
It works great on hardwood floors, but doesn't have the power for carpet, I am still trying to find a vac that picks up pet hair and dirt from carpet that doesn't weigh a ton!! Have a bad back, if you find one please let me know!!
1313054
I would be very careful, maybe try it in a hidden spot first. I think it would depend on the fabric on the upholstery. On the carpet use a broom that's designed to remove pet hair, it has rubbery bristles, then I use the carpet rake to get down in the fibers and pull up the hair the broom didn't get, then I vacuum. Depending on the weave this could pull fibers on upholstery and there are many other pet hair devices that would be better to use on furniture.
796718
Yes. With multiple cats and dogs being able to handle pet hair is a big issue for us. It does the job better than our carpet vacuum on its hard floor setting.
665263
My opinion? Picking up hair from hard surfaces is no problem but it's not really designed to do that well with hair in any medium to thick pile rug.
1384682
I have a cat and it does not eliminate pet hair in the house, it catches some but not all. It sucks air so if the pet hair is not directly behind the machine it won't pick it up.
2217288
I like it for my wood floors but don't like it for carpets. I have a lot of dog hair and it is very difficult to get most of it up. (I can't get it all) My sister has a Miele which cost about $1,200 but it works wonderfully on wood floors and carpets.
1502515
Jason, long hair does get stuck, believe you me, I have long hair and I have to clean this sucker every week after it vacuums twice, if I don't it will really be hard to clean out the hair because it gets on every moving part all balled up,but as long as you clean it often you will be okay, I know it is nasty and no fun, but that is what you have to do in order for your job to be more easy
35184
If you vacuum a small amount of hair only on the hardwood, I would hope the function would be adequate, but I've found mine is marginal and inconsistent. There really isn't an attachment to help with furniture. It's sad to have such a clear failure from Dyson. I was previously a huge fan.
692941
no,it works great on hard floors but only fair on carpets.I have a dog so I use a different vac that has the brush to get any pet hair
1819482
I haven't tried that but it sounds like a good idea. It's been awhile since I've needed the product but as I recall, step one is to soak up and remove as much urine as possible, then use the Urine Off to neutralize and leavings. So, if you're carpet isn't drenched already, that might be a good idea. I do know that if you have an area rug, oriental carpet for example, you want to roll it up and clean the hard floor underneath and then clean the carpet.
1453619
Not bad for hair for med cat hair. My carpet is a low-pile, almost commercial type, though. It would probably work on a Turkish rug just fine. I don't know how this would work on a shag carpet or for long hair. This carpet sweeper is great for that last-minute touch-up. It's not for regular cleaning.
1521988
No this vacuum will not remove hair from thin carpet and it does not do a great job on hard floors. This vacuum has very poor suction. Eureka makes the Eureka Easy Clean 2 in 1 Lightweight Vacuum, 169B that does a great job on this and low pile carpeting. Here is the link to it on Amazon.Eureka Easy Clean 2 in 1 Lightweight Vacuum, 169B
1093139
Your asking for a lot of problems if you want a Roomba to go after "enormous" fluffy dog hair piles. The brush on the Roomba will only hold a certain amount of hair and then it's time to pop the brush out and take a wire brush to it for cleaning. I wouldn't suggest a Roomba to anyone who owns a dog that sheds a great deal expecially if it were a long haired dog. They would surely be disappointed in the amount of work it took keeping the brush working properly.
648979
long hair does not seem to get stuck in the bristles or get wrapped around the head when the vacuum is used on hard wood floors or tile, probably because the head is not spinning. I imagine it would if you have a lot of carpet. I have lots of pets, long hair, and primarily hard wood floors, and highly recommend the vacuum....it works great!
89090
It is a carpet shampooer-have hardwood floors so no way I am trying it out on them...maybe someone else has used on hard floors. Shampoos my bedroom carpet great, exactly what I bought for. I have a Hoover hard floor cleaner for kitchen that also works great, polishes and even picks up dirty water, but don't think they make any more-sorry!
1987327
i had this problem a few months ago, however if you remover the brush and remove the hair from it, it works. Hope this solves your issue.NB I watched the YouTube video on how to clean the brush
182087
I really do not have an anwer for that. I was not happy with mine and returned it because it did not clean any spots on the carpet. I am just being honest about the product.