curious about pet hair on elevated spanish tile floors
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I'd expect it to do just as well as on a completely flat surface. Not only does it have the "sweeping" vacuum brush that collects hair horizontally in line with it... the "vacuum" part underneath collects hair underneath.
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We have the "fake wood" tile floors that have a small dip where the grout is to connect each tile and this roomba works just fine. We have a German shepherd, so this roomba is a hard worker. It works great with the pet hair & with any dirt & sand that was tracked in.
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The neato works well on those surfaces. However it might be noisy cause the silicon strips hit the floor. But I haven't tested it with the pet kit and/or the "brush" strips.
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The bristles seem to be some kind of soft hair that flows smoothly across the floor
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I also have tile & wood floors with area rugs. Fringe has to be combed and it depends on how thick the area rug is. The roomba works for me but I don't have much traffic or pets that shed.
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They are fairly soft. I think there is a relatively small amount of actual house hair in the broom but it is a fairly soft broom. It won't scratch wood floors.
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Works great just as it does on hardwood floors. However, I don't use it on terra cotta (Mexican) tile floors because they are uneven, and I'm concerned that the vibration will eventually damage the machine. Just like all other floor areas, you may want to thoroughly vacuum occasionally to clean edges and corners or sweep them out prior to running the Neato. After years of Roombas, love, love, love Neato!
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I have a dog that sheds and usually lays on the area rugs. It does a good job picking up the dog hair. I don't use it on my wood floors, but don't know why it wouldn't pick up.
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I have three cats and a King Charles spaniel, love this vacuum, have had no problems with the animal hair.I would recomend this Vacuum to all pet owners. Hope this Helps you.
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Definitely a lift away. I have two large fluffy dogs and am to the moon happy with my choice. It's worth it-completely. We have mostly all hardwood and laminate. A few large area rugs.
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I got the pet hair adapter because I have two long haired pets and I have long hair myself. I have hardwood floors with rugs and it does an amazing job. I'm actually shocked at how much hair it gets up daily. I'm not sure how it does with the original brushes.
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I don't have pets any longer however, for short haired puppies I think it would be fine. I have seen the sweepers used tn restaurants onhardwood & carpeted floors. I simply love mine. Good luck.
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I have no answer for this question because I use stick vacuum for tile floor. This vacuum works great on the carpet, it has good suction. My long hair though gets around the roller brush, but I solve that problem by removing hair strands with a small pair of scissors (cutting hair for easy removal).
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I'd say our carpets are about 1/2 inch high. It has great suction and does a great job of getting them standing up again. The trouble is that it cannot handle pet hair and that is why I felt compelled to warn others about this since it is advertised as the pet vacuum. There are only 2 humans and one dog in our house so it is very light vacuuming. I am hearing that the entry from the brush bar area into the hose that connects to the waste area is way too small so the hair gets clogged right there and works its way into the brush bar area. Even if you take it all apart with a screwdriver, you can't get all the way in to clean it. I'd say our carpets are about 1/2 inch high. It has great suction and does a great job of getting them standing up again. The trouble is that it cannot handle pet hair and that is why I felt compelled to warn others about this since it is advertised as the pet vacuum. There are only 2 humans and one dog in our house so it is very light vacuuming. I am hearing that the entry from the brush bar area into the hose that connects to the waste area is way too small so the hair gets clogged right there and works its way into the brush bar area. Even if you take it all apart with a screwdriver, you... » Read More I'd say our carpets are about 1/2 inch high. It has great suction and does a great job of getting them standing up again. The trouble is that it cannot handle pet hair and that is why I felt compelled to warn others about this since it is advertised as the pet vacuum. There are only 2 humans and one dog in our house so it is very light vacuuming. I am hearing that the entry from the brush bar area into the hose that connects to the waste area is way too small so the hair gets clogged right there and works its way into the brush bar area. Even if you take it all apart with a screwdriver, you can't get all the way in to clean it. « Show Less
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I was wondering if you ever tried this? I also have stone flooring & lots of pet hair & debris.
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We have a Golden as well as three cats. We use the tool on hard floors. The tool picks up the hair quite well, but some hair does attach to the felt strips on the bottom of the tool.
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I have not had any problems on tile or wood floor. The conventional non skid dishes my dogs are able to tip over.
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The fur typically is trimmed on the feet to prevent bringing in all sorts of "stuff". Also, if you use a larger drum for nail grinding, the fur will not get in the way.