Fuller Brush 17052 Electrostatic Carpet & Floor Sweeper - 9" Cleaning Path - Lightweight - Ideal for Crumby Messes - Works On Carpets & Hard Floor Surfaces - Red

Works great on low carpets, picks up pet hair. So much easier than getting the vacuum out! Great quality, but the head is a little smaller than expected. Fuller Brush is a great product. Quick delivery too

I love this Fuller Brush , just be aware of what it is, how it works, etc. I can definitely see & understand anyone who would have some frustration & confusion with this thing. It does need a bit of understanding, finesse, and realistic expectations. Let's start with what the Fuller Brush 17052 Electrostatic Carpet & Floor Sweeper - 9" IS: - Totally non-powered; ZERO electricity; batteries; none of it. 100% manually-powered. - Does have a single brush that rotates as you manually push +wheel it around the floor. The brush seems identical to what is inside a vacuum cleaner & spins around to help pick up debris, but again; THIS BRUSH IS **NOT** ELECTRIC IN ANY WAY. It's made of the same stiff, horse / boar-hair material that is usually on all vacuum cleaners. - It is very small & compact. I love the size, but also wish they would come out with an "XL" size as an option; maybe 1-2" bigger. Obviously the larger it becomes, the less maneuverable it becomes, heavier, etc. so it's a trade-off. But it is compact. - Easy to use (with some caveats, detailed later) - Quiet. Almost 100% quiet, again; because it is not electric. A friend was over & commented how it emits a really soothing sound & I agree. Just a soft wheeling, gently and pleasantly squeakish kind of sound. I like it. It is WAY quieter than the questest vacuum; you could absolutely use this while a baby or light sleeper is sleeping. In the same room, no less. Extremely quiet. And now, what this tool is NOT: - Vacuum. - Scrubber - Perfect - Flawless - Does not Instantly suck up everything in its path. First thing I want to say is our home is mostly hardwood floors. This Fuller brush / broom works so-so on hardwood, but it definitely works much better on carpet and soft surfaces, such as any of the area rugs / floor mats we have in our home, soft & squishy kitchen mats, etc. Works excellent (almost perfectly) on soft / carpeted surfaces like those. However, I still love this thing & am definitely keeping it. One trick I've discovered; for debris / crumbs / gunk that this broom / brush won't pick up immediately or seems to simply push / scoot out of the way instead of inhaling it; pick up the whole broom, put the exact center of the broom (right where the brush is) right on top of whatever you are trying to sweep up. Now push it gently & softly. THEN, about 95% of the time, it will sweep up the debris that it has otherwise been simply shoving out of the way. I haven't taken the time to really investigate & think through why it works like this, but whatever. Kind of annoying, but again; I'm still giving this thing 5 stars. Basically; you are putting the round brush right on top of whatever gunk you are trying to pick up. It's as if something underneath is too low-clearance & is just pushing certain crumbs / debris out of the way, but picking it up & placing the broom right centered & on top of it, picks it right up. Usually. - If you have any ladies with long hair (or 80's male rock stars I guess LOL) living with you, holy cow.....be prepared.....for the unreal amount of hair this thing will pick up! Buy yourself a knife if you don't already have a good one, because You WILL need a blade to cut their hair off of the brush, because it gets SO tangled up. You can imagine how tangled / wrapped long hair would get around a circular brush (again; like what's in your vacuum). The included "claw" tool is very cool & great, but a little insufficient for the amount of long hair & carpet fibers (long from where our *&#$ cat picks at an area of the carpet) this thing picks up. It DOES pick them all up beautifully, however. This is NOT a negative; it's GOOD that it picks up all these hair & fiberrs, and if you've ever seen the bottom of a vacuum cleaner that's been used more than once, you've no doubt seen tons of hair & other fibers wrapped around the rotating brush. Same with this. Nothing this device is doing wrong; its just how it works with long hair / fibers & round brushes. This brush inside its little "bays" holds a surprising (and gross!) amount of debris. Holy cow; the amount of dust, hair, gunk & junk it accumulates, even from a seemingly "clean" floor is awe-inspiring (and gross!). It is very easy to empty, and it does NOT require any filters, bags; nothing of the sort, which is a huge plus. Just hold it over the trash can, press where indicated, and gently tap to dump everything. Again; depending how much hair / fibers / nuclear-sized dust bunnies you have, you might need to get the included & handily attached "claw" tool to help dig the crap out & into the trash. I've long wanted a better way of picking up crumbs, pet hair, & other debris that just accumulates when you have hardware floors. I was about to buy a standing dust pan & broom (so I don't have to squat down) but then I ran across this Fuller Brush 17052 Electrostatic Carpet & Floor Sweeper & decided to try it. I'm very glad I did & it's a keeper for me. Just play & experiment with it & have realistic expectations of what it is & can do, vs. what it's not intended to be / do.

I got this because I got a couple of washable area rugs from Walmart. I LOVE the rugs, but a drawback of them is that they do not vacuum well -- the rugs get sucked up in the vacuum. So I got this carpet sweeper, and it works pretty well. Don't misunderstand, it does NOT work quite as well as vacuum, but it's good enough, and I do prefer the quiet to a noisy vacuum. I think it's too expensive for what it is, though.

Great little pick up debris device. Easy to maneuver, Works well picking up crumbs and even pet hair both on wood floors and carpet. It’s my daily go to for quick cleanup. Love it !

Works very well. Picks up cat hair from carpets, along with kibble, and works on other flooring. It's a time saver.

Growing up I remember the carpet sweeper we had in our house. It was heavy, made of metal, had several height settings, and was a workhorse of a device. This Fuller brush carpet sweeper is so not that. It’s like 9” wide, not very sturdy, and feels small, weak, and fragile. It does sweep the carpet fairly well, but is nothing like the one of my childhood (which was likely not a fuller brush brand sweeper). It works ok on larger floor debris, but it leaves behind the smaller dirt “particles” that could still be felt on the area rug when walking with bare feet. Also the $70+ dollars we spent on this seems a bit pricey for what you get. Would I recommend? No. You might want to try a cheaper brand first to see how they work for you. You could buy at least 2-3 other cheap brands to compare for the price of the Fuller Brush sweeper. Does it work? Kind of. Good enough for what we need, but I’m betting a cheaper brand would work just as well. Would I buy it again? No.

Love this thing! Works way better than I expected. I have a dog, and this brush picks up all the shedding fur, dirt, treat crumbs from carpet and hard floors. Better that regular vacuum.

I moved into an apartment with wall to wall low pile carpet. This thing is a lifesaver. Cleans well, and it's easy to clean itself. It's a little on the pricey side, but it comes with a premium quality you expect for the price. It's a solid unit. Adjustable height with segments. Cleans for weeks before it needs to be emptied, so the capacity is perfect for just grabbing it as you walk by, setting it down and going about your day. Side note, I have 2