Is this appropriate for a dog facility that is constantly vacuuming up hair from grooming, or is the standard fine?
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It is the standard fine, but if you use it with the filter that's already there it may be easier to clean the filter faster. It also may cut down on how often you have to clean the filter. I'm thinking this sleeve may catch most of the pet hair.
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I don't know how well since it depend whether the hair is on a smooth surface or a material such as velour which is textured and may entrap hair of any kind. I did have a dog but not currently, so there is no way for me to test. I would suggest you call the Electrolux company and find out, or better yet see if you can find outfrom Consumer Report as to how they evaluate it in comparison to other canister type vacuum cleaners.
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I bath and groom my dog once a month, and the charge usually holds for 2 groomings. I really like my Wahl and am happy with it. Be sure to check and oil it regularly.
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It's not designed to collect hair like a traditional brush. It's just supposed to cut the undercoat and pull it away. I always brush my dogs outside or in the garage because the hair goes flying everywhere.
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Yes. We have a dog in our house and it gets his hair off the carpet nicely. The carpet in our house is similar to the carpet in the photo where the vacuum bag is being changed (on the product page) and I am able to run the vacuum at full suction. If the carpet were longer than that I would suggest a different vacuum because you'd have a hard time pushing the cleaning head through thicker carpet.
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Hi Mae, We don't allow pets in our facility so I can't answer your question. I will tell you that it does pick up children's hair and thread well.
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I have a dog that sheds quite a bit. I use my roomba on 6 rooms i only empty the bin when it docks.
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We take it you mean your dog. It is a sturdy heavy duty clipper so we feel sure it will be fine....but we've never used it that way ourselves. The vacuum collection will also be very useful.
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I have a chow/shepherd mix and I swear he sheds enough to make a sweater a day. I have had no issue getting his hair off both hard flooring and thick pile carpet.
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I think it would do good. I've always used a shop vac but this has a great suction & is so light & portable, I would definitely think it would be ideal. I use it for dog hair- lab to be specific- and have no complaints after 6 months.
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I am sorry but I do not know. You might ask your groomer or pet store employee, like Petsmart. Good Luck!
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Simple answer NO! We have two dogs that shed and three cats. No problems with hair pickup.
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I have 2 Golden Retrievers, and 4 cats. The attachment that came with the pet version does a great job removing hair from furniture. It has no problem getting hair off the carpet. The canister does fill up quickly but so far I have saved a lot of money not buying vacuum bags. I used to have to clean the beater bar often with my old Hoover. For some reason this one doesn't get the hair tangled around it.
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no. i don't see a need. it's not a harsh shampoo and my dog smells better than when i get her professionally groomed.
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I can't answer that...have only used it a few times since I moved and the dogs here have very short hair. I think it works great! It's got very powerful suction!!
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We have a pekingnese with fine brown hair. Vacuum picks it up great. No complaints on this vacuum at all!
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I have a dog the sheads a medium amount (weekly vacuuming is ok). And I haven't found any hair stuck to the ball. It doesn't feel sticky and it hasn't gotten a hair grabbing charge like a rubbed balloon either. So it shouldn't be an issue.