Does it have a brush roller or does it suck up dirt through a hole?
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Through a hole. I personally didn't like this vacuum because after the filter gets clogged with dust you have to dust the filter out before continuing. you pretty much have to do this about three time while vacuuming. this vacuum is good if you just want to do some lightweight cleaning of a few specs of dust nothing more than that. The power also diminishes when the filter is clogged with dust so you will notice that the small piece of paper on the floor doesn't get picked up when you try to vacuum it.
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The Electrolux vacuum has a removable roller brush. Different attachments can be purchased separately.
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The unit comes with two turbine heads. One that works on wood floors and carpet. And a head that works nicely on upholstery. The hose comes out of the motor pipes connect on the end of the hose for the turbine heads. I think the two heads work for getting the dirt. I don't remember if this came with the narrow fitting that goes on the hose end. If I missed something let me know.
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It has a crevice tool and also has about a 2ft. hose that plugs into the front which makes it easier to get to the crevices. No real brush, has a knoby thing that hooks on front. It shows the attachments if you click on info.
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The vacuum is powerful and it sucks up dirt easily. The only thing you need to be aware of is there is no rotating brush to dig up the dirt in the carpet like other upright vacuum cleaner. It works great on hard wood floors.
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There is a lever to turn off the brush roller at the base so you get direct vac to floor only. I turn off the brush roller on bare floors.
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It's got this little brush that extends out from it that rotates and sweeps corners. Trust me I was skeptical at first but it does a great job.
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No...just a small roller brush that picks up and anything but leaves gets hung up in the roller brush.
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Yes,it does have a brush roller, and it automatically adjusts to floor hight. I got a dog three years ago, who sheds like no animal I have ever seen, and my forest green rug looks great, after I vacuum. I know I sound like an add, but I bought a second one, new in the box, and it is stored in my garage until this one wears out. Thats how much I like it. Good luck, and good vacuuming.
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I can't use full power on area rugs it sucks them off the floor. I use a turbo nozzle with rotating brush it has enough suction to power it. Cleans my carpets better than Eureka upright with brush. It is a commercial vac very well made comes with a 2 year warranty.
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This is a pretty nice vacuum cleaner. Yes it has some small attachments. A small one with brush housed in a pocket on bottom of vacuum, a medium sized one, a large floor attachment and 2 extension tubes. It is very powerful, I use the tubes with no attachments to clean many tight places like around mini blinds. The large Hepa filter is washable. I've had this vacuum for some time, I like it, it really helps me keep my place clean and eats dust really well.
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No John, it doesn't. I love this vacuum-- it gets out so much more dirt than any other vacuum I have used--- and all the dirt picked up is contained in the receptacle.
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It can loosen the dirt, but it will not vacuum up the dirt. You would need a wet suction machine for that. Like a carpet cleaner.
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It picked up everything: hair, carpet fibers, kitty litter, etc. IT doesn't have a beater brush, the red thing you see is a rubberized "comb" The rubber nibs attract the hair and pull it up, then the vac sucks it in. There was so much embedded hair in my stairs that they looked dirty. A few swipes and I had 1" high piles of hair at the edge of the stair, which then vacuumed right up.
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Dear Melissa, No, this vacuum only has a brush adapter and carpet edge tool. However, it does better than the Dyson we bought for $500... Suction and ease of use is well worth the money...
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It will vacuum up most small objects such as rocks, acorns, coins, etc. As long as the object fits through the slot on the botton, it will be sucked into the bag as debris.
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It has great suction and picks up all the dirt piles in our garage and in the cars. There's an internal dust filter that easily pops out and is easily cleaned (even washed). The end of the hose connection is approx 1" in diameter and then there is attachments that you can use. I'm not too familiar with working around horses to how the attachments would contour to the horse body to suck up the dirt is your call. I haven't used the wider floor attachments too much (approx 12" in length) but they have brush edges that would help. There is the small dust brush attachment that is approx 3" in diameter that could work well. I hope this gives you some insight and info to make a good decision. The unit also mounts very easily to the wall and will keep the hose up off the ground and from underfoot at you mentioned.