I am considering this vacuum for a church. There are church pews, that you cannot move. Would this be a problem trying to get under them?
1180536
I you can walk between the pews, you should be able to reach underneath with the wand and floor tool. The round, horsehair dusting brush will be helpful with the seating areas.
1180537
Well, It have not used it in a situation like that, but do think it is very flexible and able to get under furniture very easily. It is the best vaccum I have bought. I got both the carpet and hard floor tools.
1180538
Not at all. This product is one of my favorite purchases ever! The extension pole allows for very easy use. The wide brush tool on the end of the extension would work great for under the pews. The backpack is fairly lightweight, and great for narrow and confined spaces. I liked this product so much after buying one for my business, I bought one for my home. At home I am able to get under furniture with out moving them. I hope this helps. I would order the 10 pack of bags with the vacum.
163088
Not specifically for that. Being up on a ladder with this would be somewhat risky, being it is bulky and long with the attachment. Ergonomically it would not work work well unless you are able to walk on your roof and can blow the leaves out of the gutter. I would not use the suction attachment to vacuum the leaves from the gutter if you are able to stand on the roof because it will be too risky being you have to stand close to the edge and to the gutter to suck out the leaves. So overall, the answer would be no in my opinion.
687957
Not easily. I do not recommend this vacuum for multiple reasons. I replaced mine with an orec. Love it!
1927123
I think it may be too powerful for that. it moves a LOT!!!! of air. I think also that the lint may mess it up
1183941
No clue. You'd have to look at the fittings on the unit. Either they are 1/4" or they aren't. Technically, you'd only need to pull a vacuum on one but if you could pull from both the high and low sides, it might go faster.
771574
I have 20 years experience with Panasonic uprights in my cleaning business, all with the automatic height adjustment. If you have height adjustment, if you set it too low you may run into "drag" from too much suction. More often, I have found the problem of "hard to push" occurs more from the construction of the carpet than from the vacuum cleaner. Specifically the way the backing is constructed on the underside of the carpet. Try this: if you're getting too much drag pushing the vacuum "lengthwise" on the carpet, try turning it 90 degrees and go "crosswise". Sometimes the backing on the carpet is inhibiting the gliding. That's all I can offer and I hope it helps.
1445918
It all depends on what level you set the height of the vacuum if that's possible. If you don't set it too low or too high it does great!
838075
Yes and no. The vacuum can collapse almost flat, so it will get under the bed. I'm not sure why MIRYUNG JOO gave the answer that he did, perhaps he is using a different vacuum. Unfortunately, the vacuum only picks up well in 'Max' mode and must be in regular mode to use on carpets as the vacuum head has no space under it and sticks to the carpet in 'Max' mode.
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NO. Not at all. It is the dirt filling the void area that gives it form. To move this, you would need to remove dirt. You MAY be able to put it on some sort of movable platform that would enable you to move as needed.
800107
I can only answer hypothetically, since we have 4 dogs.... However, I think you could skip the vacuum for that situation.
1807784
Great question. I haven't tried it. I don't think it is strong enough for an entire house but could work for smaller stations around a work shop. Just my guess and not based on any data. Just like a central system, you would need to keep the other suction points closed when not in use in order to draw full suction on the opening in use. I may try it now that you've brought up the question.
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you have to use a vacuum with a hose attachment--either an upright vacuum with a hose for upholstry, drapes, etc. or a canister vacuum. we only have wood floors, so we don't own a vacuum. I just squeeze the air out by kneeling on them and squishing them down, and it works just fine. I'm sure that a vacuum would certainly make it easier, but it's not necessary. these bags have made a world of difference in organizing my linen cabinet! I used them to pack 2 pillows, a winter-weight down comforter and a lightweight down comforter (I haven't used the 5th large size bag yet), and they now take up a fraction of the space! I'm very happy with this product! you have to use a vacuum with a hose attachment--either an upright vacuum with a hose for upholstry, drapes, etc. or a canister vacuum. we only have wood floors, so we don't own a vacuum. I just squeeze the air out by kneeling on them and squishing them down, and it works just fine. I'm sure that a vacuum would certainly make it easier, but it's not necessary. these bags have made a world of difference in organizing my linen cabinet! I used them to pack 2 pillows, a winter-weight down comforter and a lightweight down comforter (I haven't used the 5th large size bag yet), and they now take... » Read More you have to use a vacuum with a hose attachment--either an upright vacuum with a hose for upholstry, drapes, etc. or a canister vacuum. we only have wood floors, so we don't own a vacuum. I just squeeze the air out by kneeling on them and squishing them down, and it works just fine. I'm sure that a vacuum would certainly make it easier, but it's not necessary. these bags have made a world of difference in organizing my linen cabinet! I used them to pack 2 pillows, a winter-weight down comforter and a lightweight down comforter (I haven't used the 5th large size bag yet), and they now take up a fraction of the space! I'm very happy with this product! « Show Less
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absolutely not it may go under a foot. also to replace the brush roll costs as much as the vacuum itself
1533006
Depends. This is a very low power unit I use on no-pyle carpet to tidy up in a church fellowship area and it does a good job. The suction area is small as is the canister. It's great to tidy up but I don't think I'd use it for cleaning.
1467328
I haven' had a problem at all. I do make sure there are any larger chunks of things on the floor though. A piece of glass might flip around in the beater bar and scratch the wood. That's the case with any vacuum I suppose. I've been really happy with it. Only complaint is that the cord gets in the way.
163087
No. But I suppose the vacuum can still be used if the gutter is accessible.
318305
I use it in the trunk and a little on the inside though it is not all that easy to get where you need to go. It is a great little vacuum which I use on the stairs and was the primary reason for purchasing it. I love it!