Yocada Carpet Sweeper Cleaner for Home Office Low Carpets Rugs Undercoat Carpets Pet Hair Dust Scraps Paper Small Rubbish Cleaning with a Brush Blue

I purchased a Fuller sweeper for $80. That one flipped up, particularly on carpet/area rugs when it went backwards. In addition to that, I felt like I was pushing/pulling a boulder when I used it, even on hard floors. Not joking, my arms felt like I had just finish lifting some weights when I got done sweeping with it. I found these two things to be really annoying because the cheap Bissell sweeper I had years ago had neither of those issues and was much cheaper. I think there may have been something wrong with it, but I didn't have time to return, purchase another, and possibly have the same issue and have to return it again, so I just returned it for a refund. I purchased this one for 1/4 of the price of the Fuller. It's just as easy to put together and empty. But it's easier to sweep with because it doesn't flip up when it goes backwards. So 1st thumbs up to the cheap sweeper for that! As far as sweeping ability: On carpet/area rugs-- I would say this does just as good of a job of sweeping up on carpet/area rugs compared to the Fuller. But less strength needed to push/pull it than the Fuller and it doesn't flip up when it goes backwards. So 2nd thumbs up to the cheap sweeper for that! On hard floors-- I know. This thing says not to use it on hard floors, but I had to because the Fuller could be used on hard floors and I'm trying to compare... This, in my opinion, is where this little sweeper gets its 1st thumbs down. The Fuller picked up GREAT on my hard floor (vinyl), this one seemed to just push things around unless the crumbs or what have you were a little on the bigger side. No stars knocked off for this since it is advised not to use on hard floors to begin with. Comparing the Fuller and Yocada -- The Fuller bristles seemed to be a tad softer than the bristles on the roller of this sweeper, but not by a lot. On the 4-corners of the bottom of the sweeper, the Fuller had hair bristles, whereas this one has rubber bristles. The Fuller roller could be removed, this was nice when it came time to clean it. I don't see that the roller on this one can be removed. Other than those things, I dont really see any other huge differences. I'll be keeping this sweeper. To me, it's worth the $20. If I can get at least 6 months use out of it, that would be fine with me. Lastly, I suppose the Fuller could have been a little lower compared to this one which is why it was better on hard floors and harder to push/pull on carpet/area rugs. I'm not sure since I don't have the Fuller anymore to look at it and compare, but I also think it was defective which made the issues even worse, especially because of the much higher price where you would expect superior quality. This one, for $20, does what the manufacturer claimed it would so I am happy with it. *Pics are from not having vacuumed/swept for 5 days. There is 1 adult and 1 fur baby in my household. The last time I swept 5 days ago was with the Fuller and these pics were taken immediately after sweeping with the Yocada*

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Habe es für den Balkonteppich gekauft da es umständlich war jedes Mal den Staubsauger einzuschalten. Verwende es auch immer wieder im Haus um schnell sauber zu machen. Einfach zu handhaben und ist schnell wieder geleert. Bin sehr zufrieden.

A sweeper. Very good value for money. I saved using this device instead of using the electric hoover. Easy to use. Fairly light weight. Quite sturdy device. Easy to function ,manual use. Eco friendly, saved the earth. Use this device everyday to keep the place tidy.

A little disappointed. Hard to roll easily and doesn’t pick up well on wood or ceramic surfaces.