Is this good for whole house? I don't have pets...but my hair are everywhere...! Is it for that or just pet hair?
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It's good for the whole house, but best used on stairs, sofas, small areas or cars where there's carpeting or fabric.
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no it is not just for pet hair. it is also great for tight places. and great in the car.
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I too use it all over the house and so far it picks up everything wherever it is used.
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Can't help you with pet hair questions. My wife thinks it's the best thing since sliced bread.
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I have 3 cats and a dog...the DC65 multi floor picks up pet hair fabulously!...amazing..I also use a hair remover brush thingy (lol) for blankets and furniture...$5 compared to the pet attachment..
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It is for every type of hair. My daughter has long hair and a hair professional recommend it to her. We also use on our dogs and cats. We love it.
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I am a pet owner for sure...5 dogs, 9 cats, a couple of the cats and a 2-3 of the dogs will get in bed often. It sheds the hair well, and washes out clean...I would say it does deal with pet hair very well...one of our dogs is a chow shepherd mix and sheds a lot...the others are beagles who don't shed a lot...one of the beagles loves to sleep with us, and she likes to dig a spot before she lays down...the microfiber stands up well to that also. I must say that overall, I am really happy with this comforter, and the real authority, my wife, was skeptical when I bought it, but has remarked several times what a great comforter it is, especially given what we paid for it. Stands up to frequent washing too...and we were skeptical about its warmth in the winter, but found it to be sufficient (we live in Indiana...didn't have a real bad winter last year). Overall a very good product...
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I don't have pet hair in my carpet, but I can tell you it removes a lot of fuzz like particles from my carpet. For being a light weight vacuum, I think it has great suction. I can see the action as the container that hold the dust, dirt particles is visible when I am vacuum. I can see the compartment fill. I have look at the particles and it is amazing how deep this vacuum can suck up the dust and dirt. I highly recommend this vacuum. Virginia
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Like all vacuums, it depends on what you are picking up- small leaves & general dirt are fine, but anything larger or heavier, not so consistent results. Does not do much to remove pet hair!! I love it for kitchen crumbs & some of those hardto reach places In the house, but results for car debris are mixed
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The floor attachment it comes with is not good on hard floors. I got a separate attachment for hard wood floors. If I remember correctly, it cost about $80. The furniture attachments work fine removing pet hair.
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I have a cat and she has a lot of hair. You find her hair on the furniture, the beds, the floor...all over the house. This has worked great for picking up her hair. The only thing is that the Bissell Pet Hair Eraser´s charge doesn´t last long. You have to charge it every 15 minutes. I am very happy with it.
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I use it on wood floors and very light throw rugs in my whole house. Works perfectly!! This is by no means a heavy duty vacuum though. I have a lab/golden mix and she sheads pretty heavily. Her hair is up no problem. It fills quickly, but emptying is simple. Hope this helps!
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It's not designed to collect hair like a traditional brush. It's just supposed to cut the undercoat and pull it away. I always brush my dogs outside or in the garage because the hair goes flying everywhere.
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That's my question. I'm wondering if you ever found the answer. I have 4 dogs and 2 cats. I use a shop vac now, which works great but it blows hair that I haven't gotten to yet all over the place and up on my counters.
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I like to think of it as a mess cleaner -- litter, hair, a spilled plant... but it is great for fur and dust. The filter on the inside catches hair very well and it's easy to detach the hand held vacuum to sweep up fur off furniture. I'm not sure about the warranty, but this will do the job for messes and pet hair. It really isn't meant to replace an actual vacuum cleaner, but it's pretty darn close in my house!
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I also have three dogs and was given a Roomba for Christmas. You WILL still have to use your regular old vaccuum even though you have a Roomba. It will probably be great on your hardwood floors--likely a big help. However, on the carpet, it will probably just do 'maintenance-quality', picking up quite a bit of hair, but still not replacing a good manual vaccumming. (But hey, every little bit helps when have multiple pets). I run mine every day, and I appreciate its ability to perform damage-control every day with the "kids'" daily shedding, supplemented by my own once or twice a week regular vaccuuming. I empty the bin every time it completes a cycle. It only takes two seconds. If you try to run it will a full bin, it won't be able to pick up anything very well, just like a regular vaccuum. One more very important thing-- since you have pets, you'll have to be extra dilligent about cleaning the brush and the rubber thing next to brush. The brush is relatively easy to clean with the cleaning tool, but the rubber thing next to the brush can get hair wrapped around these tricky grooves next to its wheels--its kind of time consuming, but if you don't keep those things clean than its bad for the Roomba. Oh, and for other pet people out there, I was at Roomba's website the other day and they have now came out with a Roomba for homes with pets, so you may want to look into that if you are considering buying a Roomba. The Roomba Sage for Pets is like 219.00, and the Roomba Discovery for Pets is around 300.00. The brushes are supposed to be easier to clean than the standard Roomba.
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I'm bald, so there's not much human hair. I do have two Golden Retrievers who shed enough hair to make a new dog. That's why I got the cordless vac - to do quick hair pickup jobs. I've got mostly hardwood floors; the vacuum switches back and forth from the rotary brush to no brush easily, and it picks up a lot of hair in either mode.
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It picks up hair but it ALL remains on the brush. After using the vacuum the first time I was dismayed to see how much hair entangled the roller. When I opened the dust cup to see how much was in there, I was amazed. There was NONE. Literally, not a single hair. I would stay away if your goal is to clean up after a pet that sheds.
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i don't know about pets...i no longer have pets but this is a pet lover vacuum...i love it...however, i do not have a lot of square footage, ...it is my sole vacuum except for the dust buster. it is lightweight...i have some disability