We recently got 2 guinea pigs and their hay seems to get everywhere. It can clog up the vacumm - would this be able to pick up they hay off carpet?
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Oh boy.....not sure. Off carpet it may not be great. Things that tend to stick to the carpet.....as hay would.....might be difficult.
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I don't have any guinea pigs know rainy hey on my carpet. But it seems to really go clean very close to the carpet I have. Sometimes it won't pick up things like styrofoam little pieces of Styrofoam but it seems to pick up odd bits of cloth that I leave from my sewing projects. You will always pick up thread but you must pull that off later from the bottom. Then I would also if you're going to try it and you have a lot of hey clean it out every once in awhile so that it doesn't just become overfilled. On a scale of 10 I'm going to give it an 8 as a guess. Hope this helps.
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I should think so, I have used this sweeper on our trade show flooring at an outdoor show and the sweeper was able to pick up wood chips of some pretty large size. So I would think hay would be no problem.
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We really like it. It does a great job picking up items. You do have to empty it often. This could be bc we have pets. It's worth the money.
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We have hard floors with area carpets. The vacuum seems to be able to work on all the surfaces. The suction head is the main link in the process.
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It does not work well on carpet, only hardwood floors. We don't have a pet but I would guess that it would not pick up pet hair on carpet.
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We have two Golden Labs, who are definitely "hairballs". You will have to empty the bin two or three times before the whole house is cleaned. We run the Neato daily between regular vacuuming. The answer to your question is YES the Neato does pick up pet hair.
360262
sorry, we don't have any animals at our cottage. however, it picked up sand, crumbs, bugs etc very well.i suspect it would pick up dog & cat hair, too.
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Don't have a pet, but I probably wouldn't recommend it if you have a lot of pet hair. It's suction power is not nearly that of a full size vac.
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I do not have pets, but I do have a wool area rug that sheds and fills up the vacuum cup. I empty the bag several times when vacuuming and have no real problems. The rest of my floors are wood.I find this vacuum very good and easier than dragging out my electrolux or using a mop or broom to clean up.
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I have two dogs and a cat, so I check my bag frequently because of the volume of pet hair in the house. I would think, however, that when the bag is getting full, the vacuum will not pick up particles as efficiently. You might notice deminished suction, I would think.
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Picks it up decently well - Turn it to the bare floor setting so that the brush isn't running, and it'll pick up most of it. I usually go over the bathroom with a broom and mop as well afterwards though, I like things sparkling clean! In the carpet it picks all the litter up.
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Yes, it does. I have an Aussie and it does pick it up. HOWEVER, you have to stop every few minutes to clean the hair off the brushes and empty the collector. So I bought a cheap Eureka Pet vacuum cleaner and it's great of pulling the hair out of the carpet... which will help the Turbo Sweep... less hair. <g> BTW. I have a Berber, short nap carpet. So, if you don't have a double coated dog like an Aussie, Shepard, Huskie, etc, it should work fine for the price. Just know, you'll have to stop alot to clean out hair if you have a long haired dog or cat.
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It doesn't lug up much but it brings the hair to the top of the carpet then you have to pick it up by hand. It doesn't have a big enough suction hole to suck up the dog hair honestly but like I said it does bring it up to the top of the carpet so you can pick it up. I then take mine completely apart after every use to make sure I do get the small amounts of dog hair out of the moving parts on it.
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I would say, "no"....this is basically a tool for lifting the carpet pile. It doesn't pick up anything. I use it when I apply dry cleaning powder to rake it in. My son uses his to rake pet hair before vacuuming.
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I have a cat and it does just fine picking up litter. I use the rotary head to do it as the suction takes too long to suck it all up. The rotating brushes seem to give it some help.
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I don't have any pets; The swivel sweeper picks up lint and dust from my cheap carpet. If the cat hair is short, I suppose this machine wouldn't have any problems picking them up.
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i use one and i just put it under the hay bin to try to keep it tidy. guinea pigs wont use a litter box they go wherever but i wouldnt worry about them eating the litter but you must buy a low dust litter or they will get lung problem try feline pine or even wood stove pellets. i use them for my ferrets they are super cheep and work wonders. i've never herd of them eating the litter.
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No, but don't let that worry you. This is by far the best vac. I've had. I have wooden floors and rugs, and a very hariry dog. Picks everything up. The lady that cleans for me, loves this vac.