“How is it REALLY in a multi-cat house with vinyl plank floors and kitty litter? I'm tired that my last 2 sharks have bottomed out and forced me to buy new floor parts. I can't afford dyson. My shark spits more out now, than sucks in”
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We have a dog and 2 small kids. It pulls up all the cereal and dog kibble (75+# gsd). The bin will fill up fast, so keep that in mind. Also, it's recommended to clean the parts...so with pets you may have to clean it frequently. Another plus is the fragrance pod, so it can mask some of the pet scents FYI...we have wood/vinyl/carpet 1400sq/ft
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.So far no problem. I don't have cats although I love them but it's good for hair since I'm starting to go bald
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I just bought the corded version and its a bit of a pain, but what i could afford. The cord catches on my phone holster, of all things! It does pick up quite a bit of the litter and fluff. I wish I could afford the cordless model. I have bought and returned 4 cordless vacuums in the past 2 weeks since my previous shark but the dust.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.NO don’t do it. First most any vacuum will spit out the litter on a wood to tile floor. This vacuum has no extra suction than a regular corded shark vacuum.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.i always thought it was the opposite!?
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