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Carpet Sweeper that actually picks stuff up

7 replies

FawnDrench · 10/02/2016 14:44

Has anyone got such a thing?
Does it even exist?

Yes I know vacuuming is best and obviously more effective, but I wondered if anybody could recommend a carpet sweeper that really works.

Thanks.

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landoflostcontent · 10/02/2016 15:01

I have a Hoky carpet sweeper. Have had it ages so can't remember where I got it and I know it wasn't the cheapest but it works brilliantly on all floor surfaces.

rabbit123 · 10/02/2016 18:23

The problem with sweepers is that they're just that. They sweep and don't suck, so no good for dust.

The Gtech rechargeable sweepers are ok for picking up crumbs but don't expect miracles

ouchmyfanjo · 11/02/2016 23:01

I've got a bosses and it's great. Picks up bits off kitchen floor and is good to quickly go over carpets when 8 don't have time t8 get vacuum out or don't want t8 wake children with it in the evening.
Got it from argos a couple of years ago for about £20 I think.

ICanSoDoThis · 12/02/2016 11:41

I have a GTech sweeper and its the best thing ever! I have 2 kids one year apart and and was having to vacuum 7 times a day. I bought this and it has made me happy! It's not going to pick up dudt from your carpet but it will pick up all crumbs and fluff etc you have. Buy it. You will not be disappointed. I only vacuum once a day now to suck the dust.

UsernameIncorrect · 12/02/2016 11:45

I used to sell them and we'd get people coming in with 20 year old Ewbanks to get new rubber rollers for them. They're great. Get the most expensive model you can.

MarwoodsTrenchcoat · 04/08/2016 10:49

Do carpet sweepers still have sharp edges on the underside?

My mum had an old one from the 70s or earlier and when I was a kid I was scared of cleaning and emptying it because of the risk of getting cut on the edges.

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