is the Professional Deep Sweep 1000 more aggressive? I have this model, just got it, and I am not sure if it has enough pressure to get at everything. This may be due to the flat bristle-toothbrush. I am looking for other brushes, not generics though !...
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To be honest, unless someone has both models there is no way to adequately compare them. The Deep Sweep appears to have a more active brush head so I would have to say it would be more aggressive based on the action of the head.
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I have the Oral B sonic complete tooth brush and they claim it fits both complete and Vitality Sonic. But the deal is that generic brushes are not as good a fit as the real Oral B brushes so you are not getting a good vibrating pulse when the brush is turned on. Had I have known in advance I would not have purchased so many. If you like I can give you a set of three for free and you could try it out since I have so many. Hope this helps!
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for floors it is the best I ever used, the soft bristles could do a good job on that and the head pivots, there is a soft bristle 4" square head and handle brush I got from AUTOZONE that I have been using for three years now but the name, ser#, model, have all warn off... it works into the cracks and corners plus maintains it's shape, holds lots of liquid to go further between dips while cleaning, one five gallon bucket does the whole job.
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Hi I'm Moor concerned That you may have a loss of pressure for a effective cleaning due to lower pressures of electric models. I use a generic gas 3100 psi. and I due notice a bit of a drop in pressure. the wand it self for me is awesome. I'm a painter and power wash every job before painting, no moor ladders for those two story houses.
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I went to an Oreck store here in Minnesota and bought a different kind of brush that I wanted. Google Oreck store for your state and then call them and ask if they have the kind you want. I love my Oreck because it has power but is light weight. I wish you the best.
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I am really surprised at the previous answer. I have been using the Meile S7260 since summer 2013. One thing that I was actually surprised to find is the LACK of build up on the beater brushes. We have 2 dogs (short hair, but shed like crazy), a rabbit, 2 cats, and me (longish curly hair that always ends up twirled around vacuum cleaner brushes!). Since I invested a good amount of money in this vacuum, I have always made a point to clean it up after each use by dusting it off and checking the beater brushes for string, hair, etc. I have not yet had to cut away or pull any hair or string from the beaters. This is really a great machine all around. I am really surprised at the previous answer. I have been using the Meile S7260 since summer 2013. One thing that I was actually surprised to find is the LACK of build up on the beater brushes. We have 2 dogs (short hair, but shed like crazy), a rabbit, 2 cats, and me (longish curly hair that always ends up twirled around vacuum cleaner brushes!). Since I invested a good amount of money in this vacuum, I have always made a point to clean it up after each use by dusting it off and checking the beater brushes for string, hair, etc. I have not yet had to cut away or pull any hair or string... » Read More I am really surprised at the previous answer. I have been using the Meile S7260 since summer 2013. One thing that I was actually surprised to find is the LACK of build up on the beater brushes. We have 2 dogs (short hair, but shed like crazy), a rabbit, 2 cats, and me (longish curly hair that always ends up twirled around vacuum cleaner brushes!). Since I invested a good amount of money in this vacuum, I have always made a point to clean it up after each use by dusting it off and checking the beater brushes for string, hair, etc. I have not yet had to cut away or pull any hair or string from the beaters. This is really a great machine all around. « Show Less
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Ive had my Shark for around 5 years now & have had no problems. I do have to turn in over & get the hair from it but, other than that it's been a great sweeper for me. It doesn't sound weak. It doesn't pick up anything when it's been used alot.
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I did not compare to the model you are asking about. I recommend going to the Best Buy website and using their compare feature to see what the difference is. Could be motor size? Weight? Width of sweeper? Type of roller. The Nimble has a self-cleaning feature on the roller that is lovely. Good luck!
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The bristles seem to be just perfect. Not too hard and not too soft. I guess that would be a medium?? Hope this helps...I also purchased extra heads just in case, but the original seems to be holding up great!
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I really liked the style of the tooth brush (as in the way its looks) but for me the brushing movement/action wasn't strong enough. I like my Philips Sonicare Toothbrush e Series brush strength, the way it feels when I brush.
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I'm a REAL parent of a REAL sensitive 8 yr old girl. Used it twice now on wet hair, not a single cry. She says that it does tug a little, but it is SOOOOo much better than the screams I used to get before. I love the brush for her hair. Straight, fine, long, but ALOT of it. Hope this helps!
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Hi, the spray is not as aggressive as the wash as far as the pressure that comes out, it doesn't come out as fast, which I prefer personally. Both work very well, I have gotten both for friends, who live by it now. I also feel the spray lasts longer, which could be due to the fact that not as much fluid comes out when using it. I hope this helps! I think it's really a question of preference because both are extremely effective. Let me know if you have any other questions!
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Hi Karla. I'm Diane (Edward's wife) and I'm the one who purchased and uses the machine. I have a fair amount of carpet, with a number of different piles, in my home. I have owned three different carpet cleaning machines over the years. I love this machine. I much prefer the roller brushes (as opposed to the spinning scrubbers on my prior Hoover machine). I checked Bissell's website to compare the two models and refresh my memory. I bought the 47A2 based on the following: 47A2 has a bigger tank (1.25 gallons compared to 1 gallon); 47A2 has dual power brushes with 10 cleaning rows ( compared to 8852's one power brush with 6 cleaning rows). I think 47A2 is a bit lighter. I thought my prior Hoover was decent, but when I took the 47A2 for a test drive on my "two dog" carpet, I was impressed. It cleaned beautifully and it really "sucks". My carpet dried very quickly. Hopes this helps.
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I love mine. It has saved me a lot of work. You cannot press hard on it instead just light pressure and let it do the work for you. You can also use other pads on it by cutting out circles on the ones I found at the dollar store. They too work on it ....any scrubby pads single layer work fine. I got one for Mom too and she loves it. Had mine for nearly two years now and still working well. Hope you enjoy yours.
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I have straight fine hair as well and I have both brushes ...to be honest, I can't tell the difference so if one is on sale or a little less expensive, I might go with that choice. You really can't go wrong! I seriously have 4. One small for my purse, one that stays in my suitcase, and two in my bathroom. You might also want to look at the bio-ionic brushes. Their paddle brush is my favorite for wet hair.
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NO.....I know I have 2 different brush heads & when I purchased my toothbrush, there were more choices. The 2 brush heads that I got were: ORAL-B PROFESSIONAL DEEP SWEEP REPLACEMENT BRUSH HEAD (3 count). The other was ORAL-B PROFESSIONAL FLOSS ACTION REPLACEMENT BRUSH HEAD (3 Count). Hope this answer is what you wanted..Good Luck
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I had to actually look up what a one-hitter was, but if the deposit inside needs any amount of scrubbing, I would say there are not the brushes for you. They are pretty soft. I found a much stiffer tube brush at B,B&B.;