does this finder show brush piles well?
1865419
If you use the structure setting it will reveal brush or trees, but not with the same definition the down imaging units will. It is as good as any of the medium priced units you will find. Lowrance makes a down imaging unit for around $200.00.
1865420
No it does not. It shows minimal if any of the bottom of the lake. I have found it to work best when you are in 5-12 foot of water. Anything over 12 foot and it is just a water depth and temp sensor. Remember... you get what you pay for. If you are putting it on a john boat to bluegil fish it is great. If you are putting it on a bass boat expecting to find structure, buy another model
1865421
It does a good job. I would not say excellent, but a good job. For the price I think it does all I need it to do.
895380
It has good suction. My original comment was unfavorable. The fault was mine. I did not have the bag installed correctly. The sweeper is very much up to Hoover standards!
118887
I also spot clean and there is no problem. When I vacuum I give it a going over with the brush attachment.
1481243
Yes. It does. It has the small tools and brushes for getting in tight and small spaces. The small brush is perfect for stairs and the cone gets into the corners. The only thing with stairs is the awkwardness of the unit but without the power brush, it is manageable. We love this unit as we have three dogs and two cats. I highly recommend this vacuum.
172665
Yes. It attaches to the brush magnetically so looks like something is missing, but works just fine.
918895
NO, No Brushes and Yes it does do a good job, but go slow. You'll be empting the water container often, but it does do a half decent job. If your carpets are really dirty to start, use a Rug Doctor first and get them really clean, then use this unit to maintain them. It's Ok for the money.
1729491
It should . It has rubbery bristle that pick up heavy to vey fine dirt . It has picked up everything from glitter to grass clippings for me . Pull the head off in toss in dishwasher or drop in sink / bucket , and it's like a fresh new broom .,
1461595
We also have area rugs, and the Dyson does a really good job on them! The brush assembly kinda' "floats" so we use it on rugs of varying thickness and pile quite successfully.
113311
It has on oval brush measuring about 1" wide by 3". Also has a crevice tool. Hope this helps.
1884577
No, but it tends to bunch up when the external collector starts to get full.
1558269
It works fine on hard surfaces and on carpets with low pile. I still don't like however, that the handle came in several pieces that screw together, when you twist the handle to make the sweeper go at an angle, often the handle starts unscrewing and gets loose requiring re-tightening.
1034254
The scooper holds several "piles" at a time, depending on the size. Just tilt it slightly while picking up a new pile and the previous pile will not fall out.
1334390
I'd say yes because the suction is not strong and there is no weight on the revolving brush head to press the brush into the pile and damage it. For other surfaces there are better and cheaper options. CR did a report for these in their July issue. Very good read.
1367918
I only have short pile but it does a great job on them. I suspect it will work well on all surfaces.
734847
Mine did loose bristles, and still does occasionally, but it isn't noticeable in the use or performance of the brush.
2245149
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.
422088
There are holes in both the top of the broom handle and dust pan. This broom sweeps any solid easily whether it's on a hard surface floor or a sweepable rug. This is a high quality item.