Does it work well on hardwood floors, I also have the pet kit, will this work well on hardwood floors, my main problem on the floors is fine dust
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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 Neato seems to do just fine on our floors however when it hits the throw rugs it seems to get disoriented and go in circles for a time and then gets over it. It also does not return to the dock station from time to time.
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I have wood tile floors, been using it for about 5 months, and it seems to work pretty well. It is louder on tile than on carpet, but I guess that is to be expected. We have a couple of standard poodles that don't shed, but they bring in their quota of dust and grass, and I have been happy with the performance...
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I have hardwood floors and It works fine but it's very loud on hardwood floors so I just set it on a timer and it cleans while I'm not home
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I use the animal on tile and hardwood as well. I just turn the brush off. I believe the animal is just better suited for pet owners for picking up pet hair. Hope that helps.
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I Have used it on tile, it isn't the best. Is a fine vacuum, but to be honest, I broke down and bought a Dyson that is better on both hard floors and carpet. I still have this vacuum too though.
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It works well on hardwood floors with floor brush attachment. We have dogs and it picks up all dog hair with lots of suction
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I have hardwood floors as well. The brush actually flips the dirt up in the to vacuum part. Haven't had any problems at all. My floors are very dark, and show any scuff or mark, and I've not seen one from this little sweeper.
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I do not have hardwood floors. It is a smaller vacuum that I keep upstairs for our loft bedroom and bath. It is very powerful for its size. It is mostly carpet up there and does a very good job. It also works well on the tile floor, so I would imagine it would be good on hardwood too. The attachments are handy. Hope this helps. I have been very happy with it.
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No. I have Carpet, Wood, Laminate and Stone floors and my Dyson DC50 Animal works like magic on every one. I also have 3 dogs that leave hair all over the place! I absolutely Love this product!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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It does good on hardwood, I use a broom for hard to get corners and such and the vacuum for the rest
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It works fine on tile. The main thing I use it for is to collect dog hair and dust, and it does so quite well on any hard surface. It doesn't replace a broom for sweeping up dirt.
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I have hardwood floors and large area rugs. If you don't have any pets, the robot will work wonders on both hardwood floor & area rug as well as along the edges of your area rug. But, if you have pet fur, the robot does a horrible job as it sweeps the fur along the sides of the area rug, the floor bordering the rug, and also drags some of it across the rug. If you let it run about 3 cycles, it can handle the most of this type of situation, but it's a pain and I found myself often revacuuming what the robot left behind. Look at pics from my review to see what I'm talking about. If you have no pets and you have hardwood floor/rugs, I'd say it's a great buy, but if you have furry animals, beware. I have hardwood floors and large area rugs. If you don't have any pets, the robot will work wonders on both hardwood floor & area rug as well as along the edges of your area rug. But, if you have pet fur, the robot does a horrible job as it sweeps the fur along the sides of the area rug, the floor bordering the rug, and also drags some of it across the rug. If you let it run about 3 cycles, it can handle the most of this type of situation, but it's a pain and I found myself often revacuuming what the robot left behind. Look at pics from my review to see what I'm talking about. If you have... » Read More I have hardwood floors and large area rugs. If you don't have any pets, the robot will work wonders on both hardwood floor & area rug as well as along the edges of your area rug. But, if you have pet fur, the robot does a horrible job as it sweeps the fur along the sides of the area rug, the floor bordering the rug, and also drags some of it across the rug. If you let it run about 3 cycles, it can handle the most of this type of situation, but it's a pain and I found myself often revacuuming what the robot left behind. Look at pics from my review to see what I'm talking about. If you have no pets and you have hardwood floor/rugs, I'd say it's a great buy, but if you have furry animals, beware. « Show Less
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I only use it on hardwood but it works great picking up the dog hair. I'm real glad I bought it
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I've only tried it on hardwood floors and small rugs. I'm pleased with the suction on both. It does clean well.
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I have the Roomba Discovery for Pets and it is awesome. I have a husky (need I say more) and two cats. My floors are hardwood, tile, carpet and rugs, it works great on all of them. After the big clean it has been just routine maintenance. I use it daily. It has never been overwhelmed by the hair even at the beginning.
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The roomba works great on wood floors! You'll still have to mop from time to time, but it does a great job sweeping. I purchased mine a few months ago and am so happy with it!
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It works very well on wood floors without any special optional additional purchases. I also have travertine stone floors and it works well on those, too. I am on my third same vacuum. I love it!
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I have laminate flooring, and it works fine on that. I do like this vacuum but it does have an issue with emptying the canister if you have long-haired pets. I have a Samoyed that sheds long, white hair. The vacuum picks up the hair beautifully, but more often than not I have to pull the hair out of the canister when emptying it. This would not prevent me from buying it again, just thought I'd mention it.
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I own a Dyson DC23 and it works extremely well on my carpets. As for tiles and hardwood floors, it doesn't clean them as well as it does on my carpets. I end up using a "Swiffer" Sweeper 2-in-1 mop and broom for the hardwood, and Tersano cloth pads (which fit the Swiffer) for the tiles in my kitchen. This Dyson is decent enough for stairs as it can sit "tilted" between the stairs--you just need to be able to lift it up by the handle one stair at a time.