Rug Renovator/Carpet Cleaning Brush

I absolutely love this carpet brush! It's sturdy, easy to grip, and does a fantastic job pulling up dirt, and getting rid of the stain. The bristles are firm enough to be effective without damaging the carpet fibers. I used it on some high-traffic areas and couldn't believe how much cleaner the carpet looked.

Great brush, worked well on my carpet with dry cleaning powder, saved my back. Only issue is the pole keeps coming loose, have to tighten it several times while using.

I used is to scrub off many stairs in a carpet that had been neglected and it did great. I did not have to be on my knees to clean the carpet when having this brush to help me with the job. I would highly recommend it. The only issue I ran with was the telescoping handle would not stay locked in place at times and even coming apart the round plastic piece that does that. Other than that, the brush was great.

Love this brush, it works really well with the rug cleaning powder and really beats having to be on you hands and knees scrubbing. Its also easy to clean

You get what you pay for. Another reviewer had commented on the fact that the telescoping handle stopped working right away, and the same thing happened to me. I used some masking tape to keep it in place. It definitely is better than scrubbing the carpet by hand, which I had been doing. My carpet is fairly low, which helps with the cleaning. If the handle had worked, I would have rated this higher.

We knew going into this purchase of this product that there may be an issue on the top pole sliding down suddenly when You are making a forward pushing motion on the carpet. This was based on the feedbacks many buyers had stated. The fix is shown (when completed) in the above first 3 photos. Make sure your pole length is where you want it, and hand tighten. A work bench is recommended....Not the kitchen table! I used a 9/64" drill bit as it was the size for the #10 (see Last photo) size screw x 3/4" long (#10 x 1/2" long will work also). You will need a hammer and center punch (or spike type nail) to put a small dimple into the upper pole approx. 7/8" above the junction of the lower pole.(measured from the black plastic flat ring at the bottom of the top pole junction.. The pole is a very hard steel, so your drill bit must be sharp or New in condition. Use eye protection. Start out with a pilot hole where you made your punch mark (indentation required) until you drill approx. a 1/4" deep. Next use your larger drill bit that is for your screw size. Drill your hole to 1/2" to 3/4" depth based on the screw length you are using....you will have black plastic from the core spiral out your drill bit...normal, as it's a solid plastic core inside this area. Install your screw using a #2 Phillips screwdriver by hand....a power drill is NOT a good idea for safety reasons when installing the screw. The internal Black plastic core will secure and hold the screw tightly in place.

This "tool" didn't work at all to lift any dirt or stain. Besides that, essentially it's just a brush on a stick, so why so expensive?? It was also hard to push around on carpet. My bad for falling for it. I purchased a rubber "broom" with a more stable, interchangeable wooden handle that works better than this. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY. I'm returning for refund.

I have used this carpet brush for almost a year. I am so impressed with it. It is an excellent product! So easy to use and the long handle is a back saver! The two brush settings are an awesome feature. I highly recommend it!