Is it difficult to push on thick plush carpet?
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Not at all. It has a smooth feel and the low center of gravity makes it easy to push even in thick carpet
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Our carpet is only medium pile, so it is difficult to say, but it goes just fine on all our carpets.
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great question! I have plush carpets in my home including a rug with almost 2 inch pile. it works wonderfully on my thick carpet. it has no problem gliding across it and pulling up all the dirt and hair. I was most impressed by the fact that it worked awesome on my rug. because the rug is so thick, there's going to be some resistance, but It is the first vacuum that could handle moving across the rug without the beaters getting tangled in a pile. when comparing my other vacuums it seems that the bristles on the beater are shorter which is why it works so well in carpets like this. definitely worth it.
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great question! I have plush carpets in my home including a rug with almost 2 inch pile. it works wonderfully on my thick carpet. it has no problem gliding across it and pulling up all the dirt and hair. I was most impressed by the fact that it worked awesome on my rug. because the rug is so thick, there's going to be some resistance, but It is the first vacuum that could handle moving across the rug without the beaters getting tangled in a pile. when comparing my other vacuums it seems that the bristles on the beater are shorter which is why it works so well in carpets like this. definitely worth it. great question! I have plush carpets in my home including a rug with almost 2 inch pile. it works wonderfully on my thick carpet. it has no problem gliding across it and pulling up all the dirt and hair. I was most impressed by the fact that it worked awesome on my rug. because the rug is so thick, there's going to be some resistance, but It is the first vacuum that could handle moving across the rug without the beaters getting tangled in a pile. when comparing my other vacuums it seems that the bristles on the beater are shorter which is why it works so well in carpets like this.... » Read More great question! I have plush carpets in my home including a rug with almost 2 inch pile. it works wonderfully on my thick carpet. it has no problem gliding across it and pulling up all the dirt and hair. I was most impressed by the fact that it worked awesome on my rug. because the rug is so thick, there's going to be some resistance, but It is the first vacuum that could handle moving across the rug without the beaters getting tangled in a pile. when comparing my other vacuums it seems that the bristles on the beater are shorter which is why it works so well in carpets like this. definitely worth it. « Show Less
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Some resistance but nothing I cannot handle. I previously owned a Shark that did not do well on our carpets.
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The table is really solid and heavy, it should have no problem on thick carpet. I have two of these tables and I love them! I hope this helped.
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I third that. It is fairly heavy for how little it looks is actually there material - wise. It has 2 adjustable stabilizers. Sturdy, heavy = stable on Carpet. I'd be more worried About permanent indentations in your carpet.
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Power Press Push Up will not slip on carpet nor hard flooring (hardwood, tiles). The bottom of the boards have anti-slip rubber footings that will prevent the board from sliding. It is safe to use on the said surfaces provided that the floor is not slippery to begin with. Doing push ups from an elevated position (e.g., feet on chair) is also safe to do (and challenging)! Plug and Press away with Power Press!
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Susan, I think there's always going to be a little movement especially if it's on carpet. It's isn't a design to be solid. A four let design would be solid. Those little metal things are only to limit the rocking motion. I don't know how you have those installed, but if they are installed as instructed, that may be as good as it gets. Mine wobbles a little. Sorry I couldn't help more.
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We have a pretty deep pile carpet and it is very sturdy. Havent seen it wiggle to meet ch, even when cats walk over it
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Yes it is very easy to operate on thick carpet. It has adjustable heights for carpet and hard wood.
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No. The brushroller does not have enough power for thicker carpets, and will likely stop. You may get it to work a little bit if you go really slow.
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Yes on low to medium thickness carpet rolls around fine. Same on hard surfaces like tile. Easy to move around and actually pretty quiet to move it around even on the tile.
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It does get stuck on my carpet sometimes. Mine is thick though, medium pile.
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Yes, they are quite heavy and should settle into thicker carpet nicely. If you are worried about divots in the carpet, I would suggest getting some small furniture sliders to put under the feet.
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This is a heavier vacuum and completely suction seals to floors, rugs, and carpets, which might make it hard for some people. Being a man, it is not difficult for me to push. The best bags are these: Eureka Premium RR Style Bag, package of 3Don't cheap out, buy the good bags.
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If the carpet was commercial grade, short pile carpet , it should be fine , however if it is a plush carpet it would not roll well.
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Absolutely!! The only ones that don't slide easily for me are those on my large chest of drawers that are sitting in the grooves left before I put the sliders on; but it only takes a bit of shifting, then I can slide the chest anywhere. These are the best furniture sliders for carpet.
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It was specifically designed to work with really thick carpets. Ours is as thick as they can make it and it works terrific. There are two power settings so it can also be used on thin carpets, like a silk one we own, as well as hard floors. It is so light we can carry it up a narrow circular staircase without a problem.
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It works on my thin area rug, a little slower than on the hardwood floors, which is no problem! I imagine a thicker plusher rug may slow it down too much?
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I have mine on a 1/2 Inch thick rubber mat and it is fine. The problem I have with the unit is that it sways and wobbles a bit so I secured mine to the wall studs with some sturdy hardware and brackets. It would sway on cement as well before I set the rubber mat under it. The only problem I see is that your carpet would be crushed where it sits (it has 4 rubber feet) when you decide to move it.