Does this machine have counter-rotating brushes?
1845523
I'm not sure. Reading the comments below, if you use the recommended shampoo, you can vacuum up any residue left from the soap. It is a "dry" shampoo. If you do purchase, you need to purchase the shampoo online. I looked all over in retail stores and wasn't able to locate any. What I usually do, (and what Martha Stewart recommends- if that makes any difference) is to use this machine to bring up the dirt. Then go back over your carpet with a carpet steamer. This is a shampooer, not a steamer or extractor. It does a great job when I've used a steam cleaner afterwards. I would recommend. I'm not sure. Reading the comments below, if you use the recommended shampoo, you can vacuum up any residue left from the soap. It is a "dry" shampoo. If you do purchase, you need to purchase the shampoo online. I looked all over in retail stores and wasn't able to locate any. What I usually do, (and what Martha Stewart recommends- if that makes any difference) is to use this machine to bring up the dirt. Then go back over your carpet with a carpet steamer. This is a shampooer, not a steamer or extractor. It does a great job when I've used a steam cleaner afterwards. I would... » Read More I'm not sure. Reading the comments below, if you use the recommended shampoo, you can vacuum up any residue left from the soap. It is a "dry" shampoo. If you do purchase, you need to purchase the shampoo online. I looked all over in retail stores and wasn't able to locate any. What I usually do, (and what Martha Stewart recommends- if that makes any difference) is to use this machine to bring up the dirt. Then go back over your carpet with a carpet steamer. This is a shampooer, not a steamer or extractor. It does a great job when I've used a steam cleaner afterwards. I would recommend. « Show Less
1845524
Frankly,I don't know. I bought this item thinking it had a "vacuum" built-in system to remove the left-over liquids after scouring the floor. It does not have this feature. I have put the item away, and have no intention of using it. If I had to use it, I would have to bring in my "shop" vacuum" (which will suck up liquids). There is NO WAY I would recommend this item to anyone.
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No. It does not come with a replacement brush although it DOES come with a brush that's already attached to the vacuum. Also, you can always buy any replacements for this appliance, no matter what it is. Amazon has it all and they sell everything and anything you can possibly imagine for this vacuum. Overall if your thinking of getting it, I would say don't make yourself crazy and just get it. It's the best one out there and it's a great machine. I have had mine for a while now and have not once had a problem with it.... Good luck!!!
476687
hi thereI bought this piece two times and had to return it because it does not fit. look out 4 the hole on the edge if it fits the hole on your machine. yes it has brush on bottom . i advise you to buy it from sears they have the same exact model # and the right exact replacements hope this help you
1960884
It does not have a powered rotating brush, if that's what you're asking. I find the brush floor attachment works well at "combing" out stuff from rugs, which you then have to clean out from the brush. If you have a lot of high carpeting, I would probably say go with something else.
1996305
Hi Edward, There is a circular orange switch that is located on the lower right side of the machine. The forward position activates the roller-brush. I sometimes use the carpet/rug sweeper on the bare floors. It doesn't really hurt anything.
270227
Yes! This machine has a reverse with a push of a button. It is a great machine.
938271
No, it does not have brushes but it is the best cleaning head I have ever had. The wheels roll very good.
621907
Yes and as far as I can tell all of the Sonicare lines have this. It was one of their main marketing points. For the average brusher, this unit is complete.
1084108
The brush does rotate and appears to be powered by either belt or direct drive action. I have the older model and it also had a rotating brush. In both cases, you can operate with or without brush rotation. When you first slide the on/off switch forward you get only suction. The next " click " engages the brush. Pulling the switch " back " from the off position releases the dust cup for cleaning.
840782
Yes. This brush has a vibration action. This works much better than the spin.
2177000
No, unfortunately it does not. However, I will tell you I've had this machine for over three years and still LOVE it immensely. It is a very good machine!
1483694
Yes, it has two actually. A round shape brush about the size of a palm which I use for bed or sofa, and a long pointed nozzle for edges and corners. These are the two standard handles you can either connect to the vacuum. Hope this helps.
1482185
No unfortunately it doesn't.. If it did it would probably be one of those cheap double ended sponge brush, Shany has a set of brushes for about $14..
1927181
No, there's a button on the handle for that. It takes a bit of strength to push at first, though, so I always end up using the slider on the side of the machine instead.
459356
There is not a rotating brush. The front of the floor nozzle has a border of brushes but it's more to protect wood floors. The vacuum does have a powerful suction and I've been able to get pet hair up on the carpet I have which are not thick / shaggy carpets.
1401400
No rotating brushes. It has a good amount of suction.....but I don't have pets so I don't know if it would work for that.
1268717
there is a brush that connects to the hose like a vacuum cleaner. It's stationary though. It doesn't spin. You can scrub the area with it after one spray....they said not to saturate the area. It works very well. The way it's designed everything fits in its place flawlessly. I am amazed at the convenience of this machine and the excellent job it does.