Vacuum Bare Surface Canister Floor Brush, Compatible with Kenmore

Since the vacuum I have is as old as dirt, I was pleased to find a replacement floor brush. Be sure you line up the pimple with the hole that is not level or it is near impossible to remove the brush! (Experience is a great teacher.) This brush head is not exactly like the one that came with the vacuum, but it works. Happy to have it.

It fits my Kenmore vacuum and it works better than the floor brush that came with my machine.

The brush itself works fine, but the orientation of the two holes does not work for my Kenmore canister vacuum. Ended up having to drill another hole myself on the opposite side to make it work.

We have mostly wood floors and tile so this attachment works well for getting even small particles of dirt up with ease. I ordered this one because I thought it would cover more area than the supplied floor nozzle. The one that is furnished fits into the vacuum and may be okay for tight areas; I havent tried it yet but will in the future.

Good replacement. This brush doesnt have wheels, but as I found out after use, its not necessary. Yeah you have to guide it a bit, but it is slick and does a good wide vacuum. The brushes are slick and the inlet is wider in all respects compared to the original. The tube fits perfect and the holes are aligned properly and large enough. I recommend this brush

I feel like my vacuum is brand new with the new floor attachment! Works like a charm.

This was a replacement for my previous floor brush, as I pretty much beat the old one to death with use. I use it on throw rugs as well (ones that will stay put) & the brushes on the bottom scrape up cat hair pretty well also (use your fingers to clean off the brushes every so often). I do my whole house with this attachment (& it works on pet beds too).

This attachment works fine. But the holes were in the wrong location for my model. They were off 180°. No problem I just drilled a hole in the right location. That is why I gave it a four star. Everything else is just fine.

I have been using these for 20 years, buying new ones as the bristles on the old ones wear out. I use them in the house and in the garage. On this latest purchase, the holes in the handle socket are in the wrong position, which doesnt really matter much because my pipe can also be a friction fit, but the friction fit is a little on the loose side as well compared to earlier versions, but still functional. I just dont know how a product that has been around for so long can get screwed up by the manufacturer. Anyway, my solution was to remove the bristles from the new unit and use them to replace the bristles in the old head. Heres how: take a wide, flat blade screwdriver and put it in the end of a long edge near a corner. Pry the plastic back from over the corner to get one corner free, then repeat on the adjacent short edge. Once two corners are free, the bristles will lift out and you can put them into your old head using the same procedure. If you are having difficulty, soak the whole thing in a bucket of hot water for a few minutes to soften the plastic.

Good product. Works well and priced right