A floor sweeper is going to leave your rugs still very dirty unless they're the kind of rug you can take outside to beat the dirt out.
If they are, then I wouldn't even buy a floor sweeper. Just use a floor squeegee with a replaceable blade or head and a large, damp microfiber cloth. Sweep and damp mop at the same time for regular dirt and dust, use floor cleaner spray to mop on mopping days. I saw a woman do that on YouTube, she cleans filthy hoarded homes in Europe for free. It's the best floor cleaning system I've ever used, and it's literally a stick, a cloth, and some fabuloso
Bluebonnetsandkiwis t1_j8ty4np wrote
Reply to comment by 1212gatez in I have two low pile/almost no pile area rugs and hardwood floors. I’m tired of vacuum cleaners that just stop working after a couple years. I do have pets. Anyone have any experience with carpet sweepers? And can you recommend a bifl one? by 1212gatez
A floor sweeper is going to leave your rugs still very dirty unless they're the kind of rug you can take outside to beat the dirt out.
If they are, then I wouldn't even buy a floor sweeper. Just use a floor squeegee with a replaceable blade or head and a large, damp microfiber cloth. Sweep and damp mop at the same time for regular dirt and dust, use floor cleaner spray to mop on mopping days. I saw a woman do that on YouTube, she cleans filthy hoarded homes in Europe for free. It's the best floor cleaning system I've ever used, and it's literally a stick, a cloth, and some fabuloso