“does it have a different head for rugs than for hardwood floors ? does it eat up the fringe on persian carpets ? does the pwer brush for stairs come with the main machine or is t an accessory”
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It uses the same head but a different setting, when in a rug, switch it completely for the brushes spin to pick up refuse, in hardwood floors there is a mid-switch setting in which the brushes don't spin and won't damage your floors. Hope this helps
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.There are two power settings. Setting one is the excellent suction. For regular carpets you can put it on setting 2. That will turn on the vacuum head and really dig down to get the dirt. For persin or loose carpets I would keep it on the first setting.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Shark is very innovative when it comes to their technology. I have both carpet and hardwood floors. What Shark has done is give us a 2 part on/off switch. One for using on hardwood floors. Pushing the switch to the next position activates the beater brush for carpets. Deep.cleans and does not beat the rug while doing it. I find that I do not need the stair brush accessory as the suction, and the separate floor brush do just fine.on our carpeted steps. Can't really address the Persian carpets; ours are hanging on the wall.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.It has a small attachment to use with the hose but the item is heavy & bulky to carry up the stairs
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.It does not have a separate head attachment. What is does have is the ability to turn the brush on and off making it safe to use on carpeted and non-carpeted floors. The fringe on carpet should be safe as long as you turn the brush off before vacuuming it. There's an upholstery tool which works wonders on wood stairs as well as furniture and carpet. There's also a crevice tool that comes with this model.
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