How do you move an appliance on to carpet from a wood floor with one person?
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This kit comes with four (4) hard plastic protective skids. Set these skids on your carpet at the edge of your hardwood floor. Make sure the skids are spaced the same width apart as the airsled. You have now established a hard surface for the appliance to be moved over carpet. Make sure you lap the second set of skids just under the first set.
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There are plastic slider pads that you put on the carpet. You tilt your appliance back and slide the perforated slides under it. Then you hook up the vacuum system. When you turn it on it lifts the appliance about an inch off the floor. This allows you to move it with no effort. We moved a side by side refrigerator from a hardwood floor to our carpeted dining area with no problem.
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The wooden pieces have a little button in the top. You just press it up into the floor above, and it depresses a little so you can move the piece where ever you want. As soo as you release the pressure, it stays in place securely. Really easy to do, though a bit hard to describe.
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Easy, just make sure you hold it by the handle and go down the stairs wheels first. The handle is on opposite end of of the Wheels.
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Moving the bed is not too easy on my carpet. Probably would depend on the surface.
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Not without taking the drawers apart. I had the same situation with bringing it upstairs. I turned it over on it's top, covered it with a tarp and tied the tarp down, then used a large area rug to slide it up the stairs. I had a friend help me but could have used another person at the bottom, as I pulled the rug and he pushed.
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The vacuum is self propelled in the carpet mode but not the bare floor mode
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When it is set up like the picture shows, you can lift the bottom of the machine up and secure it with the bolt that is sticking out on the left side. You take hold of the end of the base and lift it up as far as you can, pull the bolt out on the side, and push the base up as far as it will go past the bolt. Then, you release the bolt. The bolt holds the base up in the air. You can then move the machine if you want to. This is the only way it will fold; it won't fold and lay completely flat on the floor.
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I have a trundle and it is very hard for me to pull out on my carpet, is there something I can do.
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There is a picture on the side of the vacuum. It's tricky and you need the tool to grab and twist it on, but it can be done. Hope that helps.
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We have wood floors too. It has rubber traction on the bottom of the wheels so it helps to not let it out from under the kids. It pushes just fine on carpet as well
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No......I don't think that is a good idea. Maybe you could use a spatula to spread it into the back of carpet and onto the floor...
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not sure as we have not tried that yet, but my grandson has been mowing the carpet in the living room and it pushing very easy. In fact he loves it and take the tank to fill the gas and everything. He just turned two ,
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It can depend on how thick your carpet is. You could try putting the heavy stuff on the bottom or even securing the unit to the wall. It is not a heavy unit.
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we have ours on carpet, no problem, we have it weighted down so it does not move easily.
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Push the button once quick to turn off or use the trigger like a pulse button to switch from hard flooring to rugs or carpeting for just a short time. I use that feature often.
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As another person wrote, about the "ungraceful" work of getting it on to and off the stand. If at all possible, I'd keep it on the stand, which is what I do. Mine is set up in a small room that is carpeted and I put plastic carpet slides under each of the 6 legs of the stand. That makes it relatively easy to push it or pull it out of the way when vacuuming the room. i
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I have carpeted floors. This tips over easy and I found that if one dvd falls, the entire row falls. Anchoring the unit to the wall minimized this.