How does this work on stairs?
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.
1401728
I only have two brick steps up to the front proch and it worked fine on them.
1401729
Never tried it! Too hard to use on level. On heavy snow it is easier to use a shovel. If you are 50 or under and strong enough it probably will work well for you. No good for mature people!
1401730
Mike, I've not tried this on stairs. Keep in mind it throws the snow straight out the front. No directional shoot at all. I think using this on any stairs I have would be more work than using a shovel.
1401731
I don't have any stairs. But it's a bit awkward, like trying to use an upright vacuum on stairs. It'll get the job done I'm sure if you are patient.
1401732
It works, depends on how wide your stairs are. I own this to ease the work on my back, so. Sometimes it is easier to use a strawbroom, or shovel, but when it's deep (like we had in the NE this past winter) you can use it to clear a path. It can be a bit of a pain, but better than the alternative (shovel push down create bigger pile to move or push sideways). I use this sideways to create a path and use a shovel for clean up near the railings, middlish to the right and then middlish to the left.
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.
1919769
Comes with 3 attachments - use the one for nooks and crannies around the edges, then the one depicted in the photo for most of the carpeted stair - I own 2 of these guys - best I've found - works fine for me - have never used the 3rd attachment - just haven't thought about its use.
2249340
Do not clearly understand the question. This apparatus can be placed on a step but does not operate as a step, rather an elevated type of support to walk up or down on. Hope this helps.
2128214
It worked fine on the wooden steps I have. Go slow on dirty areas and a little faster on the cleaner sections. It's a time saver for sure. Dola.
1919768
This product will clean stairs very well when you use the rotating brush attachment. Beware you will have to be bending over a lot. Stairs are dangerous things to work on. Safety first always. If you get dizzy and lose your balance you could fall down the stairs. Not a good thing to happen. Use your best judgement and be very careful. I hope this helps you.
604101
I don't have carpeted stairs, but I do use it on the carpets in my cars and it works great!
641919
This Hoover vacuum does a super job picking up dog hair in a "flash," it's low on noise, easy to clean and lightweight. I have not tried stairs. My guess is the vacuum will do just as good a job. Give it a try.
944812
I do think that lever is to keep the steps from mashing little fingers. I may have it on backwards but it does keep the steps in.place when closed up. That's my best guess
1025748
I use the accessories for the stairs. It cleans it great.... There's a dial that you move for "tools" and it allows you to use the extensions instead of the shampooer itself. It cleans great.
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.
1791761
You need to step one step higher then pull out the step with your foot. Then just step onto it and stand as long as you want. It works on step ladders as well as extension ladders.
1247135
Umm I haven't used it without the stairs but it should be fine for dogs. If not they are pretty steep and shouldn't be in the way.
2016391
Yes we have found it easy to use on our hardwood stairs. We disconnect the long tube in order to get closer to the stairs. Very easy!
166
This is a very basic no frills, no attachments, vac. But it is only 10 pounds. So you should be able to use it on steps.
1319539
Yes! That is exactly why I purchased this attachment, and it does a terrific job. The beater bar is very effective, and the device channels the suction from the vacuum admirably - resulting in very clean stairs. However, be aware that you will have to hold the device to maneuver it - the hand tool simply slides onto the hose from the vacuum without any means of securing the attachment. So, if you push and pull it, it will slide off unless you are holding it at the attachment point.
1410545
If your sets of stairs aren't too high, the wand will probably extend enough for you to clean them from the bottom. A stair attachment is included. This vacuum works GREAT for animal fur and hair, we have two long haired cats and a dog that sheds a lot. Only problem I have with mine is that it is the high maintenance girlfriend of vacuums, have to clear dust and fur out of lots of little nooks and crannies all over the vacuum every week or two or it builds up and interferes with regular operation. But it's worth the effort. After a year of service it's still going strong, and I fully expect it to last several more years. If your sets of stairs aren't too high, the wand will probably extend enough for you to clean them from the bottom. A stair attachment is included. This vacuum works GREAT for animal fur and hair, we have two long haired cats and a dog that sheds a lot. Only problem I have with mine is that it is the high maintenance girlfriend of vacuums, have to clear dust and fur out of lots of little nooks and crannies all over the vacuum every week or two or it builds up and interferes with regular operation. But it's worth the effort. After a year of service it's still going strong, and I fully expect... » Read More If your sets of stairs aren't too high, the wand will probably extend enough for you to clean them from the bottom. A stair attachment is included. This vacuum works GREAT for animal fur and hair, we have two long haired cats and a dog that sheds a lot. Only problem I have with mine is that it is the high maintenance girlfriend of vacuums, have to clear dust and fur out of lots of little nooks and crannies all over the vacuum every week or two or it builds up and interferes with regular operation. But it's worth the effort. After a year of service it's still going strong, and I fully expect it to last several more years. « Show Less
2201823
I don't know if that would work because the ramp plastic is fairly deep. I think it would be hard to "hook" the ramp onto the stairs.