is it good for persian rugs?
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It works ok on our short pile (maybe 3/8") carpet. On a tight weave rug it should be fine. It works best on hard floors.
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.
1334391
I have a small Moroccan and a small Turkish and it seems to work fine....cleans without stressing the fabric as far as I can tell after two weeks.
1334392
Depends--the one weakness of this vacuum that I discovered is it does not handle "fuzz" well, which is usually not an issue with Persian rugs.
1334393
We have several area rugs for which it works quite well. The only rugs I would avoid would be those with a lot of fringe or 'shag' type carpet. It is most effective on hardwood and tile floors.
1334394
Although I don't have Persian rugs, I can tell you this things works on all out floor types with no problems, we have hardwood, tile, and carpet. We use it daily to try to keep the floors clean of dog hair.
1334395
Unfortunately I cannot give advice on this question.I live in the Caribbean and my house floors are all tiled.
590422
I use it to get cat hair off wool rugs and it works very well. My daughter got me a smaller version for clothes and it too works very well. I highly recommend it.
872863
I think it would be fine for a small rug. I only use it to clean a bedroom carpet and it works pretty well. My carpet will usually dry in less than four hours. It is not as powerful as my first carpet cleaner, but overall, I am pleased with it's performance. I do miss the hand held attachment for concentrating on some stains instead of the ole' soap and a scrub brush routine, but it works.
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We've got short loop shag carpet and the Perky Groomer carpet rake works good. We have 2 Golden Retrievers that shed and the Perky Groomer does a good job of pulling up the their hair so that when we vacuum it pretty much gets it all up. I don't think it would harm or do any damage to your berber carpet. Bill S.
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I use it on my Berber carpet in hall, dining and living room and have not had any problems. The tines of the brush are not so rigid. They do seems to 'fluff' the carpet a bit but not damage it. I use the rake almost every day but am not rough with it.
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Since I don't have a persian cat I can't recommend what would be the best trimmer ....The Wahl 9284 works well for my 2 small havanese. ...knowing how to groom is key and I am not at all an expert but with some practice and patients I managed to do ok.....if your persian is very matted you will need to use the groomer without any attachments and slowly trim down it is a process. ...I think you would be pleased with the wahl 9284.....good luck!!!
313069
I have not used it on rugs but it does not suction up anything, I think you are looking for the bissell spotbot.
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Anything over about 2" I've found gets sucked up into the brush and causes the Neato to get stuck. I have a regular rug with some "dog-assisted" fraying. My XV-14 got stuck on it a few times, I finally went through with a pair of scissors and cut them.For a Persian rug, I would recommend folding the fringe under or simply removing the rug prior to running the vacuum.
1610659
I have laminate flooring with rugs. No problem so far. I use the shark on the lower setting on the floor.
1301584
Wish I could help here, but I don't know for sure. It works well on my Berber-style carpet. Good luck!
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I don't really know , I only use it to pick up cat hair, I have two persian cats and their fur gets everywhere and this little vac works really well.
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I have two very small area rugs, and it picks up cat hair from them very well. It's a very low pile (I think that's the term), and I suspect that would be key. It also picks up hair from my upholstered chairs like a champ.
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It works great. I have carpet and porcelain tile and area rugs. I have some fringe (short) on two rugs and it's fine with those, it doesn't get caught. It makes the transition to all heights without a problem. The rugs that slide around (without rubber bottom) it tends to push them out of the way.
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I see no reason why it wouldn't be fine on an area rug. it's a dry powder that you work into the rug, then vacuum out. However, I had to say I was underwhelmed by its ability to clean an admittedly abused carpet. I tried it on the recommendation of a carpet installer, and it's probably fine for regular use, but it "failed" me on badly stained carpet.
1899986
Yes, it's ok to remove pet stains from the persian carpet . You have to spray product on and use a brush and than just blotch it
55695
I think so. It does better on rugs than hardwood or tile. I have swept sand up no problem.
864662
It depends on what you want to do, I use it in Persian carpets, 10 x 14. It will do 2 very nicely. It is the best carpet cleaner I have Used.