“Can it be used in regular floors?”

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• Not sure what regular floors are, but maybe hardwood flooring? This works well on that--it has good suction and the wheels are large enough and slightly cushioned so they roll smoothly and quietly on the hardwood. Also works great on carpets and throw rugs. On some of the smaller rugs I reduce the suction a little (thicker carpet setting) to keep from pulling them up.

  Answered by FlyingC 4 years ago

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• Yes, just don't press the switch for the power roller bar and you can use on hardwood/laminate/tile.

  Answered by stevefromtheburbs 4 years ago

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• The vacuum has a switch that turns the rug beater on or off, so it can be used on non-carpeted floors.

  Answered by Rosey 5 years ago

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• YES. Can be used on both carpets and hardwood floor and what is great is that the transition is done easily while you vacuum. Simply flip the switch and go from hardwood floor to carpet in a split second. The switch is right on the body and easily reached.

  Answered by AFASOX 4 years ago

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• It could be used on carpet, wood, and tile in my opinion.

  Answered by Lilly 4 years ago

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• What is the motor horsepower?

  Answered by Anonymous 7 months ago

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