Will the brush turn off. Does this vacuum have rubber wheels.
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Yes, the brush can be turned off by pushing the Hardwood Floor button on the upper body of the cleaner. The two wheels are rubber on plastic hubs.
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Brush has it's own power button so you can choose on or off. It also shuts off automatically when stowed in upright position. Wheels are a hard plastic with rubber on outside.
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it has a brush but i don't think it spins...it rolls when you push it...i use this in conjunction with my Kirby since this one doesn't have a bag. i have pets and i hated wasting my expensive kirby bags on all the hair.
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No. the vacuum has a switch on/off. It is reasonable for small jobs but you got to keep handy couple battery around...
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There is a lever to turn off the brush roller at the base so you get direct vac to floor only. I turn off the brush roller on bare floors.
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It does not have a powered rotating brush, if that's what you're asking. I find the brush floor attachment works well at "combing" out stuff from rugs, which you then have to clean out from the brush. If you have a lot of high carpeting, I would probably say go with something else.
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No, no bristles. The only part that's a "working vacuum" is the wand, and it has very little power... but my daughter doesn't notice or care and she loves to get it out and vacuum while I use my Dyson... it also stops her from trying to snatch the real vacuum out of my hand every 15 seconds while I'm using it
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Hmm, I'm not sure since I never bother to turn the brush off even on laminate and tile floors. (See answer from T. Cail). But if you have to go from hard floors to carpet, I would avoid Dyson. It is difficult to maneuver on my med-short carpet and most of the time the brush stops working because it gets stuck on the carpet. Very frustrating.
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As far as a I know, there is no on/off switch for the roller. I use the vacuum on the Tools function and the roller is spinning. I make sure that the cord isn't under the brush and that the vacuum is on a bare floor. The brush continues to spin, but there hasn't been any damage to my floor.
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Great Question :) So when you snap the vacuum in upright position the brushroll will automatically turn off but no you cant "manually do it". However you never need to. So if you read the reviews you will read how people where amazed at how great it did vacuuming hardwood floors. So how it works is the brushroll will still spin but it will never make contact with the hardwood floors because of the rubber wheels and floating head. However from the amazing suction and brushroll spinning it cleans hardwood floors really good without putting on any tools.I hope that helps and let us know if you have any other questions :)Thanks DustinGreatVacs (seller) Great Question :) So when you snap the vacuum in upright position the brushroll will automatically turn off but no you cant "manually do it". However you never need to. So if you read the reviews you will read how people where amazed at how great it did vacuuming hardwood floors. So how it works is the brushroll will still spin but it will never make contact with the hardwood floors because of the rubber wheels and floating head. However from the amazing suction and brushroll spinning it cleans hardwood floors really good without putting on any tools.I hope that helps... » Read More Great Question :) So when you snap the vacuum in upright position the brushroll will automatically turn off but no you cant "manually do it". However you never need to. So if you read the reviews you will read how people where amazed at how great it did vacuuming hardwood floors. So how it works is the brushroll will still spin but it will never make contact with the hardwood floors because of the rubber wheels and floating head. However from the amazing suction and brushroll spinning it cleans hardwood floors really good without putting on any tools.I hope that helps and let us know if you have any other questions :)Thanks DustinGreatVacs (seller) « Show Less
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Yes. The brush roll on off switch is way up on the handle. Very convenient.
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No, the brush head is not powered. It uses the suction to spin the brushes. Its one of the cons with the design but the vacuum itself is very strong and very silent for how strong it is. It works great unless you are trying to vacuum carpet with the brushed head. It works, but you could get better results with a regular vacuum for cheaper. Cleans the car really well (which is what i use it for) if that helps at all...
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No it doesn't, but I have not found that to be an issue. I use it on throw rugs, Berber carpet, and a traditional carpeting and it works equally well on all three. It does have a setting to turn the brush off for bare floors.
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I love this vacuum and yes it is powerful and quiet! Yes you can turn off the beater bars with a flip switch on the handle. I have two cats, a short hair and a long hair. Upstairs is carpet, downstairs in hardwood and marble tile. This vacuum is great on all these surfaces and I have found it worth the money - at least for me.
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Yes, the brush roll or brush agitator turns off with a foot switch. This switch turns the vacumn between rugs and bare floor.
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Yes, there's a switch next to the on/off switch to turn off the brush roller. Very convenient.
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I don't understand the question. The brush is merely an attachment. The only "on" or "off" to be turned on or off is the power.
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No. I don't think it is noisy nor do I think it is noiseless. I didn't really think of the sound it produces until you posted this. It makes a reasonable amount of noise. The brushes are turned by the rotation of the wheels and do make some noise, but nothing I would consider out of the ordinary for its type of mechanism. (It is quieter than my Dyson ...)