Can you use this on carpted stairs?
573474
Its really stiff to start with and wants roll back up but yes if you unroll it and let it sit for a few days maybe so.
573475
No. Even if you tape it down on the sides it probably would slide in the middle. There are other products with self stick. I would use one of those. This product is nice and thick and worked great as a hall runner when I was moving.
2220991
This is the best for the stairs! It has 2 rotating brush extensions for either wide or shallow stairs, or your preference. Easily detaches, easily connects.. It is light enough in weight, that it will be fairly effortless to go up or done the stairs, doing carpet or hard flooring material. Lastly, it gets good and close on the edges next to the wall or the next step, however your stairs are arranged. I think you will be pleased, I have been! Have fun, Mark
977454
I've only used it in the SUV, I don't know how you'd attach it on house steps. I'm sure where there's a will there's a way.
1339361
You can pull the unit around by the hose, and I have lifted it a few times that way, but I wouldn't yank it up the stairs and leave it hanging.
968804
If turned sideways yes it would work but I personally would not recommend using any walking cane on a staircase if there is a handrail available.
698046
Works well on MY stairs. It may depend on the carpet you have, the physical wear and the staining, but mine come clean well....
2220992
This is the best for the stairs! It has 2 rotating brush extensions for either wide or shallow stairs, or your preference. Easily detaches, easily connects.. It is light enough in weight, that it will be fairly effortless to go up or done the stairs, doing carpet or hard flooring material. Lastly, it gets good and close on the edges next to the wall or the next step, however your stairs are arranged. I think you will be pleased, I have been!Have fun,Mark
1243201
I used it on Oak stairs and had no problems...does wear off after so many uses so you need to re-apply
277555
Yes, that was a main reason for purchasing it. It has a smaller head attachment that can be used for stairs. However, it is also easy to vacuum carpeted stairs with it as is, because it is lightweight and swivels.
228903
I don't have carpeted stairs so I can't really answer that, but when I try to vacuum upholstered furniture the brushes stop rotating unless you apply the lightest touch possible, which means that it doesn't really pick up well unless you keep going over the same spot picking up a little more each time, which is a pain in the butt. I don't recommend buying it.
1491725
it Should Not as the Back Wheels are Big Enough to Hopefully Keep the Frame from Dragging Against the Wood & the Wheels are Rubber So Un-Less You Intentionally Drag the Metal-Frame Against the Wood Your Stairs Should Be Fine
912998
I've never used it to down stairs but I would imagine if would work just as well as going upstairs.
1401727
I have four stone stairs going to my front porch and I've had no problem using it on them. I've never tried it on my deck stairs. They are more narrow and just eaiser to shovel. Hope this helps.
38951
Yes, this would work well on stairs. My regular vacuum attachments (Hoover) don't work because those attachments are female to fit to a male fitting and the Makita attachments are male to fit to a female fitting.
1715536
For hardwood stairs, I would purchase a dust brush attachment (at any vac store or online)--fits right onto the little hose of this vac, which is perfect for stairs. That's what I use mine for and, in addition, I use my dust brush attachment on my wood furniture.
1401733
I have not used it on stairs, mine are too narrow. If there is any kind of breeze you end up covered in snow. Not good.
38954
Yes, I love it on stairs. Mine are wood stairs and it works great. I have never tried to attach anything..it has regular mode, a hand held if you pull it apart and a little edger tool and thy all work well. I don't know about other attachments.