How does this vacuum work on carpet fringe? null

Long carpet fringe may get stuck. It's hit or miss for me.

If it’s short it will be fine, but it will get tangled up if it’s long.

I have not had any problems with this vacuum "grabbing" at anything . If an obstacle is in it's way, it goes around it.

I personally don't have an issue. However my carpet fringe is pretty short. If longer fibers are around the perimeter I would imagine it might get tangled in the roller. I wouldn't think it would be any better or worse that a manual, non-robotic vacuum.

It will get stuck on fringe just like a normal vacuum would.

It does well. It climbs up on my rugs with zero issues.

It works great on carpet. Picked up what our shark left behind.

Carpet fringe is still this vacuum's enemy. It does fine on carpet, and does not necessarily get tangled in the fringe, but carpet edges tend to dislodge whatever fuzz may be wrapped in the brush roller. We just draw "no-go" lines for the carpet edges and vacuum them the old fashioned way. On that note, most carpets shed so much that they fill the dirt reservoir on this machine very quickly.

Fringe on the edge of an area rug or a throw rug will get caught up in the roller brush. So you may have to tuck the fringe under the edge or pick up the throw rug. Also does not do well on deep fiber carpets like a bathroom shower rug, so I pick those up before running. ...With that being said, ...I absolutely love my Neato D7 which is similar to the D6. I would never want to go back to vacuuming manually ever again..

This vacuum works great on all surfaces. Easy transition between tile, hardwood, and carpet.

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Long carpet fringe may get stuck. It's hit or miss for me.
Answered by momof4 6 years ago
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It works great!
Answered by Solod777 6 years ago
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If it’s short it will be fine, but it will get tangled up if it’s long.
Answered by TINA 6 years ago
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I have not had any problems with this vacuum "grabbing" at anything . If an obstacle is in it's way, it goes around it.
Answered by Houseboss 6 years ago
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I personally don't have an issue. However my carpet fringe is pretty short. If longer fibers are around the perimeter I would imagine it might get tangled in the roller. I wouldn't think it would be any better or worse that a manual, non-robotic vacuum.
Answered by Howdy 6 years ago
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It will get stuck on fringe just like a normal vacuum would.
Answered by SethCB 6 years ago
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It does well. It climbs up on my rugs with zero issues.
Answered by Automated 6 years ago
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It works great on carpet. Picked up what our shark left behind.
Answered by SharJ 6 years ago
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Carpet fringe is still this vacuum's enemy. It does fine on carpet, and does not necessarily get tangled in the fringe, but carpet edges tend to dislodge whatever fuzz may be wrapped in the brush roller. We just draw "no-go" lines for the carpet edges and vacuum them the old fashioned way. On that note, most carpets shed so much that they fill the dirt reservoir on this machine very quickly.
Answered by Bensign 6 years ago
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Fringe on the edge of an area rug or a throw rug will get caught up in the roller brush. So you may have to tuck the fringe under the edge or pick up the throw rug. Also does not do well on deep fiber carpets like a bathroom shower rug, so I pick those up before running. ...With that being said, ...I absolutely love my Neato D7 which is similar to the D6. I would never want to go back to vacuuming manually ever again..
Answered by CWags 6 years ago
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