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El Guapo! · 24-06-2013 01:27PM

I always thought the brush was meant to be used on the carpets??
I'm with you on this one, OP.

Gmol · 24-06-2013 01:32PM

naturally the 'man is always right' is the correct answer on the poll, you are wrong which implies you are female, you also have a girlfriend which is the real story here

Sierra 117 · 24-06-2013 02:25PM

Soups123 wrote: »

I'll ask the maid when I get in this evening and contribute to the thread tomorrow

Tell your mam that AH says hi.

:pac:

hoodwinked · 24-06-2013 02:38PM

normally its brush up on the carpet and brush down on floors, BUT

there is an exception, if you have a hairy pet (like a dog) then you need to put the brush down on the carpets/mats to catch all the pet hair.

some vacuum cleaners even give an extra 'pet tool' with theirs which is basically a nozzle with a brush.

scoobydoobie · 24-06-2013 03:06PM

Brush down on carpet to remove hair, for tiles and wood floors use a sweeping brush.

kylith · 24-06-2013 04:11PM

Your girlfriend is right; the brush stops hard floors from getting scratched and also stops the hoover suctioning itself onto the floor. However I use the brush on carpets too because I find it does a better job of removing hair that way.

caustic 1 · 24-06-2013 04:14PM

Yeah but sweeping with a brush only rises dust and then every surface has to be wiped down ...ain't nobody got time for that.

24-06-2013 04:16PM

Round 1 to your missus.

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