Carpet and hard floors

Works well on small areas where you don't want to break out a vacumn

It works. I wanted something that would grab hair up quickly. The push forward takes a little muscle but it gets the job done.

Years ago I used a similar sweeper on a job I had. I enjoy the quick work it makes of a spot sweep on floors and carpets. Great alternative to lugging out a vacuum cleaner all the time.

Needed something to get sewing thread off the carpet in my sewing room. Too cold upstairs for hardwood flooring. Works great.

Easy to use and and efficient

I was looking for something to use as a quick pick up on the carpet in front of the doors and couch it does this job easy to assemble

Easy to use but I thought that it would pick up a little more dirt than it did.

The intended purpose was to use for quick carpet cleanup between regular vacuuming at my sister's assisted living apartment. The handle is short so can be used at a wheelchair height. It was about a third of the cost of other sweepers so I wasn't expecting it to be super high quality or heavyand I don't think it would last long with hard use. We've only used it a few times on a Berber-like carpet and it's working just fine. Just right for the intended purpose!

Overall good item.Handle could be 1 or2 inches longer

I like

great for quick pickup

What is there to dislike. It's so cute in the corner of my living room. He just stands there waiting for his turn at the carpet. He might be a little jealous of the vacuum. But I think he will be fine

I was using it and the handle snapped off from the vacuum unit therefore it is unusable and I'm very disappointed.

It's OK

You do have to push down a bit when maneuvering to catch your items on the floor.

These things have been around forever but I think they're having a resurgence because they're quiet, they pick up all kinds of stuff without clogging up their insides, they're cordless, obviously, and go anywhere effortlessly because they're so light. And they're quiet. Very quiet. You still need a vacuum to suck up the deceased bugs on your windowsills but they'll still outdo a vacuum on your floors rugs like you won't believe. And the motor will never burn out on you when you've left your housecleaning too long and you have an extra-hairy dog because obviously they don't actually have a motor in the first place. And they're quiet.The only downside is you have to clean them out by hand, which delicate souls will find distressing. You do get a brush to help you with that though; you don't actually have to touch all that fuzzy stuff. But then again they're quiet. Actually there is another downside to this model. I have a more expensive version under a different brand name but with the same design in the body the same triple-brush mechanism - so I'm convinced both are by the same maker - and the difference is all in the main roller brush, which in this model has bristles that are a little less dense and maybe even a little recessed into the cavity of the body with the result that you have to work the sweeper harder. I recommend the more expensive version because the few extra dollars are worth it. It's listed under the very odd brand name EZ Spares and costs only $4 more than this Alpine version.Do you have ringing ears? I do. And a vacuum cleaner is torture to me. I may even have got the ringing in the ears from my vacuum. So these quiet, cheap, quiet, effective, quiet, lightweight, quiet things are a godsend in my books.

easy to use quick clean up

This is perfect for my job, however the plastic part that fits on the handle WON'T stay attached, actually have to duct tape it now is all sticky from the adhesive. But, it did what I needed it for!

smaller than expected. But, it does a relatively decent job. easy to use and effective at sweeping up dust and very light crumbs. perfect for those small in between cleaning jobs. easy to assemble and operate. recommend