Bissell Natural Sweep Carpet and Floor Sweeper with Dual Brush Rotating System and 2 Corner Edge Brushes, 92N0A, 4.2 lb.

I LOVE this thing. I recently purchased two large ruggable/washable area rugs, and quickly discovered that they are not compliant with a standard vacuum. But this brissel sweeper works wonders! I originally bought it just for my ruggables, but now I use it for my hardwood floors also. It’s so much easier, faster, and more efficient than a broom or swiffer. The only surface it doesn’t work with is the tile floor in my bathroom. But it’s great on hardwood, rugs, and carpet, and it picks up cat hair and even kitty litter. Love it! Highly recommend!

This Bissell sweeper is terrific!! I had one for years (my Mom's old one), and didn't think I really needed it any longer... that was dumb. It great for cleaning up cat fur between their wrestling matches, or a small spill.It doesn't need to replace your big vacuum cleaner, it's just an awesome fill in when a quick pick up is needed. I love how compact this is - can hang in a closet.

I read the instructions before assembling it and found it easy to assemble. The handle does come a bit lose over time but a quick twist resecures it. The sweeper does a good job sweeping hard or low knap floors and an Ok job on deeper knap carpet. While it is easy enough to empty I do with the where you empty the dirt pulled off instead of just having a flap that opens. If you have dog or cats you will need to clean the rollers with a wide tooth comb. It does a good surface clean but I find I still need to sweep or vacuum sometimes. Over all it is less work than sweeping or vacuuming and using it I only need to sweep or vacuum about a third as much.

This floor sweeper does an excellent job at picking up most things on my carpet and hard floors. We have a dog who sheds a lot and it’s super effective at getting her hair up! It even works on the furniture to clean the dog hair off! It’s a good size and shape to get most places. It’s also a decent weight without being too heavy. The handle is a good length as well.

In my case the major contaminate that I want for the sweeper to remove is cat hair. I have a powered upright vacuum that does a great job of doing that but it's a PIA to get out for every time, unroll and roll back the cord, it terrorizes the cats, it's heavy, etc., etc. I need something that's convenient, light, and effective for small jobs. The Bissell seems to be and do all of that except----The cat hair mostly sticks to the roller and does not end up in the collection bins to be more or less conveniently emptied. I have to laboriously pick it by hand from the rollers. And then, wash my hands.I had a push type unpowered carpet sweeper about 20 years ago and eventually just flat wore it out. I don't remember having this problem.Had a semi-major spill of bagged hard cat food and the Bissell did fine on that.

I needed to find a vacuum that I could use on a rug that kept getting caught in my plug-in vacuum. I kept thinking like what do those waitresses use without the cord and I finally found this one. This cordless vacuum is so convenient not only can I vacuum my rug, but it’s great for the kitty litter that falls out of the box and any little things that need picking up, with the ease of not having to go find a full vacuum, plug it in and deal with the cords. Easy to clean out and do an amazing job. It holds quite a bit inside as well. I like that the handle is adjustable so you can change the height. Picks up well and fast.

I use this especially to get short pet hair out of my area rugs in the living room. It does and amazing job. It helps me get things picked up pretty quickly without having to plug in and make a bunch of noise. The discard feature is very simple to use as well.

Loved the size of the floor part of the sweeper being bigger than most others I compared it to, plus it has two large brushes underneath compared to most having one. I also chose this model of because of the longer handle size so I’m not bending over more like smaller models require.A schematic of the finished product completed is provided inside the box. It appears very simple and intuitive. The photo shows numbers indicating various pieces or parts and in the box there are only four poles and a grip to put the handle together, then attach to the sweeper.TIP ONE: The pole parts come without any corresponding numbers to match the assembly picture. Initially the four poles all look to be identical with each having a threaded bottom to simply twist one piece into another, creating the handle. However, take a moment to compare the threading of all four poles. Find the one pole with slightly more narrow threading. That one is meant to be on the very bottom to attach to the top of the floor sweeper.TIP TWO: When twisting the other pieces easily together, I found one that would not easily thread and literally stuck tight halfway. (It was not in the wrong place.) Sometimes learned a little extra bit of paint inside the threading can cause it to stick. Take the pole and untwist it, then quickly with a little force, twist it back and forth a few times as you go. This movement will loosen the bits paint up and allow the two pieces to connect completely. Ready to use!!Why only 4 stars? I happened to purchase a smaller brand on Amazon for my daughter’s college dorm/apartment. Both this Bissell and her model were used at opposite ends of a long 10’ runner in the college kitchen after a week of four students walking thru and cooking/spilling various spilled cereal, grass pieces, random pasta pieces. We each took an end and met in the middle with our own new hand sweepers.Both were picking up spilled food, cereal, and even small pieces of grass tracked in from outside. I was surprised to find it me took several more passes over dirty areas with the Bissell as it kept leaving or dropping a piece it had previously picked up. Compared to the smaller one that rarely needed more than one pass, most two over heavy areas, having only one big brush.However the Bissell collected more hair on all carpets and mats it was used on. Being a household with four animals at home I loved this. However removing the hair from the brushes was very difficult. I wish it had come with a tool used for removing hair caught on the brush like my daughter’s did.I went home and now am using an older plastic brush to pull the hair off, and also find a smaller handled fork that seems to be more study and working more quickly as it’s metal. Yes I still use my regular sweeper that doesn’t have a brush for bigger jobs but still prefer this for quick runner clean up and works great for front covered porch mats.