Is there a light that shines on surface area being vacuumed?
490561
Yes. And a little window where you can look inside to make sure the belt isn't broken when you accidentally vacuum up a dog toy.
490562
Yes, It DOES have a light. When in the upright and locked position it is not visible, but it is visible when you unlock the canister and tilt it back for use. In the pictures on Amazon you can see it just barely poking out from behind the cleaning head on the left side as you look at the front, beneath the HEPA filter door and just above the "High Carpet" marking on the cleaning head.However, I wouldn't recommend counting on it. Because of the placement of the light and the brightness of the bulb, it is a pretty worthless feature. It doesn't light up much at all.
490563
I bought this vaccum a couple of months ago and I don't think it has a light. It is THE best vaccum I have ever bought.
490564
Yes there is a light but because of the way it's positioned, I haven't found it to be much help in seeing the floor.
1138556
There is a little door on the side of the unit that opens up. You will see the light from the UV bulb shining through if it is on. (Read your manual!)
2113976
There is no indicator light , such as found on a kenmore or similar priced vacumms . I visually inspect it and I've been told a loss of suction is noticeable if bag is full. Supposedly there is an automatic shutoff if bag gets too full, but I have yet to experience it.
2051596
No, no vacuum system and if you read the reports on various trimmers with them they don't seem very effective. This model not very messy but I trim in the shower cubicle before showering anyway so it's not a problem. The laser light is useless and no more than a marketing gimmick. You can buy the equivalent model without laser and it's cheaper, I would recommend that.
2113974
I have two dogs and a cat, so I check my bag frequently because of the volume of pet hair in the house. I would think, however, that when the bag is getting full, the vacuum will not pick up particles as efficiently. You might notice deminished suction, I would think.
980971
I purchased this item as a gift. But did notice it had a vacuum hose which I assumed was to do just that. Sorry I couldn't really answer your question completely.
1384201
I have not cleaned mine. i think the idea is that the wavelength of light emitted destroys particles in the air, not that it has some fan-type air filter attached (sorry if that's not clear or correct-- I'm not a physicist). Just saying that mine appears to be an ordinary lightbulb.
2087553
well, yes it does have a light and the suction is incredible. you could use the power paw attachment for the stairs. it attaches to the end of the hose and has it's own beater bar. the BUT in all of this is that the vac is quite heavy and would be difficult to work with on stairs. the accompanying hose and attachments may or may not be long enough for you to do your stairs. but you can order an extra long hose attachment from eureka from their website. i've been thinking about doing this even though i have no stairs to worry about. it would make things quite convient to just station the vac in 1 spot and do all the corners and hard to reach places without having to move the vac every few feet. i've had the vac about 2 months and just love it. can't say enough good about how it works. good luck to you if you get it and cleaning your stairs. eureka's site is www.eureka.com
1977589
I don't think the light is bright enough to do that. Need to use it for things up close.
2148720
The surface of the bulb (through which the light is emitted) is frosted or opaque, not clear.
2097099
Yes, but it would be a good idea to find all old spots using an ultraviolet flashlight. You may not have really found all old spots. Cover all spots liberally, rake into rug and wait about a week before vacuuming.
746805
I'm sorry but I haven't had this problem so I'm unable to offer a "real" solution. I would suggest, however, that you be certain the area you're cleaning has been vacuumed very thoroughly prior to cleaning.
1984881
Yes. It can be dimmed for a night light or to illuminate the surface below.
1194714
I actually use it more for the vac, it does suck up pollen because the filter is full of the nasty yellow stuff, even tho I can barely see it on the surface. I assume that it's working on the dustmite droppings also. I can't really answer regarding the ultraviolet light, sorry. I do like this product, easy to use and lightweight.
1600491
There's an upholstery brush and a tool for narrow areas. They fall off all the time while vacuuming. You also can't pick up large crumbs like cereal without using the wand/hose.
1694081
I'm sorry, but we've only been using it for about a week. I can say that in the last week, we have had that same issue. I was hoping it was just am issue with the vacuum getting to know its surroundings, but it seems like that may not be it.
939554
Dude, dont ever run your roomba without doing an eyeball check of the area real quick. Thats a cleanup nightmare you dont want.