how works the brush???? can someone tell me how the rotating brush work???
57716
After vacuuming my bedroom carpet for five minutes I decided to check the brush. I was astonished to see dozens of threads -- many that looked like dental floss -- wrapped around the brush assembly. Even more surprising was an 18-inch-long strip of cloth that became wrapped around the end of the brush. Despite all this, the brush was still turning. If this had happened to a cordless vacuum the brush would have been stopped dead. But this baby has so much power it brushes off any such encumbrances! I used, of all things, a dental tool to unravel some of the threads and a small scissors to cut off the rest. The long strip of fabric came off simply by pulling it. There's no need to buy a new brush. With a bit of patience and sticktoitiveness the brush can be thoroughly cleaned.
1763540
The wand brush doesn't rotate. But as a follow up, mine stopped working after the first week! It smelled like burning (not my hair but the fan area) so I had to return it. And it wasn't out of heavy usage.... T Just blew out on me.... Go figure! Hope this helps.
6930
It doesn't appear to have a rotating brush, but has a retractable brush for carpet vs. bare floors. Here is the user manual - http://www.cirrusvacuum.com/documents/CR129%20CORDED%20STICKVAC%20MANUAL.pdf
2238746
There is a removable platter on the bottom. It disengages and you can clean it. There are no rotating brushes like the Roomba but there are fixed bristles on the removable platter. Part of the floor scrub is it kind of wiggles across the floor. If you have a lot of small granule particulate, the "suck up" section gets clogged pretty quickly. But, I let it roll for about 20 minutes then dump old water, fill with new water and clean off the bottom platter.
2261845
I have the same problem. The old brush stays on, the new one doesn't even click into place and detaches immediately. I try to hold it in place but it is a real hassle. The old one worked fine. Not sure what or why changes were made.
2259577
I have the Easy Clean - actually 2 of them (1 at our vacation home). You can definitely use it without the brushes revolving. There's a setting on the on/off switch for turning the brushes on/off.
1474105
There's a pedal on the left that is supposed to stop the brush when the pedal is depressed. However, on mine, the brush only stays stopped as long as i keep the pedal depressed. As soon as i take my foot off the pedal, the brush resumes turning.
549625
It has a "curl release" button which allows you to manually turn the brush (I guess in case it gets tangled in hair). It doesn't automatically rotate as it dries like the Perfecter apparently does.
1884389
The brush head does not oscillate, just spins. The product was ok. The problem is that I have had at least two and they don't last very long - less than six months and they just stop working.
1813324
No That part of it works well. I only had my brush for 5 months and it stopped working. I have to send it back to the manufacturer and they will fix it or replace it. I have to pay to send it back.
721021
It doesn't use brushes. It uses a wand with several holes along it that spins like a helo blade and does not contact the ground and it works amazingly well. Don't know if this has a replacement for this or not.
1378974
Brush only turns when the power switch is in the second position, and you move the handle backwards. Then you get a green light (brush moving) or a red light (brush stuck).
1517416
No, the brush rotates on all settings. If you notice it not spinning, it is because the belt broke. I had that happen to me several times. I had to call for replacement belts.
1268717
there is a brush that connects to the hose like a vacuum cleaner. It's stationary though. It doesn't spin. You can scrub the area with it after one spray....they said not to saturate the area. It works very well. The way it's designed everything fits in its place flawlessly. I am amazed at the convenience of this machine and the excellent job it does.
2111577
I have used mine for quite a long time. Is the motor working - have you charged it? If the motor is working, do you have the brush firmly connected to the motorized unit - if it's not clicked in firmly, it won't work.
1466153
I didn't really use it once I found out that it would not grab my hair, so I am not sure. But I don't think it heated. My goal was only to have a brush that turned by itself. If I could find one that both heats and turns I'd be overjoyed, but I don't think it exists. If anyone out there finds one, please holler.
824821
You control the brush it does not rotate automatically. With long hair that may be a problem. My hair is just below the ear and baby fine so I was able to control the brush easily