topic Re: carpet sweepers in Home

carpet sweeper

Pooky1 — Sat, 18 Mar 2017 19:42:37 GMT

just wondering. qvc sells a carpet sweeper with big edge cleaning bushes. antone use one and how good does it work?

Re: carpet sweeper

TexasMom1 — Sun, 19 Mar 2017 00:15:27 GMT

I have a Swivel Sweeper Max rechargeable sweeper and it works well. I have had it for probably five years. I have carpet, tile and wood in my home and it is good for quick pick ups when you don't want to pull out the bigger vacuum cleaner. I like the fact it is rechargeable. Easy to clean; you can pull out all of the brushes from the bottom as well.

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on the bay — Sun, 19 Mar 2017 22:20:24 GMT

I have a fuller brush carpet sweeper about 30 years old-still like when I got it and it does a wonderful job on carpet and floors-easy to clean.

If you read the reviews for the carpet sweepers on QVC, the fuller brush gets the best reviews (the only 1 star one was for a review for a waffle iron!-ended up in the wrong place I guess).

They really are a pleasure to use.

Re: carpet sweeper

SilleeMee — Sun, 19 Mar 2017 23:07:09 GMT

I would not buy another cordless sweeper, the kind that you need to recharge, because once the battery stops keeping a charge then the whole thing goes in the trash! I had a Bissell cordless sweeper I bought from the Q several years ago and it worked like a charm until the battery would no longer recharge and I had to throw it away.

I replaced the cordless sweeper with the Fuller battery-free sweeper and it works really well on hard floors and carpet. The brush roll comes out easily so you can remove hair or anything else that gets wrapped around it, unlike the Bissell one I had before.

While searching for sweepers, basically there are two kinds....cordless (rechargeable battery) and electrostatic (battery-free). I recommend the electrostatic type sweepers, the Fuller sweeper in particular.

Re: carpet sweeper

Big Sister — Mon, 20 Mar 2017 08:59:21 GMT

I have been thinking of and looking online at sweepers, and if and when I buy one it will be a Fuller Brush sweeper, no cords and no batteries.

Re: carpet sweepers

Pooky1 — Mon, 20 Mar 2017 10:56:40 GMT

silleemee thats the problem. we are on our third shark rechardable and it doesnt hold a charge any more. when i bought the the secound sweeper from walmart for 3 bucks i paid for insurance on it and it was for 2 years so before 2 years was up i called it in and they sent me a check to just buy another one and send old back. but this time wife kept telling me to do it again because its not working like it was.by the time i finally went to call it in it had exspired. thank you for your opinion.