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Bissell 3920 Pet Hair Eraser Dual-Cyclonic Upright Vacuum Cleaner
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Our Price: $127.49
List Price: $149.00
Your Save: $ 21.51 ( 14% )
Sales Rank: #436 (lower is better)
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: Bissell
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Brand: Bissell
Color: Black
EAN: 0011120007107
Manufacturer: Bissell
Model: 3920
Release Date: 2007-10-04
Shipping Weight (lbs): 23.5
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Bissell 3920 Pet Hair Eraser Dual-Cyclonic Upright Vacuum Cleaner Features
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- Upright bagless vacuum cleaner with powerful 12 amp motor
- 2-stage cyclonic action provides superior suction for removing dirt and pet hair
- On-board tools include dusting brush, crevice tool, pet-hair lifter, TurboBrush, and more
- 7 manual carpet-height settings; HEPA filtration; cord wrap and carrying handle
- Measures 15-1/4 by 15 by 45 inches; 1-year limited warranty
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Bissell 3920 Pet Hair Eraser Dual-Cyclonic Upright Vacuum Cleaner Description
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Bissell Pet Hair Eraser, 12A, Dual Cyclonic Vacuum, 2 Times Cyclonic Action For Superior Suction, 15" Wide Cleaning Foot, Pet Hair Lifter, HEPA Media Filter, Easy Empty Dirt Container, Pet Contour Tool Pulls Out Dirt & Hair From Hard To Reach Areas Like Stairs, Pet Turbo Brush Works Like a Magnet, MAP Price: $149.99.
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Bissell 3920 Pet Hair Eraser Dual-Cyclonic Upright Vacuum Cleaner customer reviews:
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Amazed...
Bought the Bissel 3920 Pet Hair Eraser yesterday. We have light tan, medium shag carpets and a black dog that sheds profusely. We did a LOT of research on vacuums before purchasing. Heard great things about this vacuum, so we figured, at $150, what the heck - that's not too expensive. Putting together was easy and when we turned it on, I have to say, we didn't think it was as loud as everyone makes it to be. This thing picked up every fiber of hair on our floor and so much more! I actually got down and looked up close and it really did get all the hair. The only negative, I have to say, is that if you don't empty the canister often enough (and it WILL fill up with all kinds of dirt), when you pull the canister out, it will spill some dust on the vacuum. It's no biggie though, we learned to empty the canister more frequently, and the canister is very, very easy compared to others. Carpets looked like they did when they were new - unbelievable. It is a bit heavy, but the long hose went up at least 12' of stairs. We went to a few stores to check it out and they all said that it was suitable for carpet only because there is another Bissell pet (I'm assuming newer) that ws about $20 more and was marked as cleaning ALL FLOORS. Well, the 3920 has settings for all floors (duh - it's a vacuum) and picked up hair and dirt off tile, hardwood, and linoleum excellently, so no worries there. The new one did have a removable canister which was nice. But it was actually even heavier and didn't have the hair eraser tool in front of the head unit. Anyway, long story short, this is an excellent vacuum with great attachments, super sucking power, and I recommend it to anyone that has pets. The long hose & attachments work great for the car too, you know how hard it is to get all that hair out out of the rear cargo and seats!
This vacuum sucks - cat hair!
After reviewing vacuum cleaners on Consumner Reports, I decided to get the Bissell Pet Hair Eraser. It met nearly all the requirements I was looking for. First and foremost, excellent at picking up pet hair. This is very important in my house as we have 2 furry creatures and 1 in particular that sheds pounds of fur every year. Second, it needed to be good on carpet and bare floors and third, it needed to be lightweight so that I could use it without getting a hernia. The vacuum propels itself forward and is easy to pull back. The vacuum also has good attachments that really work. The only negative is that when you are using the attachements, the vacuum continues to suck air at the bottom. Other than that, this is a great vacuum for a decent price. I am super happy to erase the pet hair in my home using this vacuum.
For what it's worth...
The first day I used this vaccum, I thought it was terrific. Our old vacuum, a hover Windtunnel (which was no slouch of a vacuum) died on me and I got this one as a replacement. It removed a LOOOOOTTTT of cat hair from my carpet. I mean it was scary, I had to empty the cup three times. It continued to be great the rest of the week, and then...
First, it got all clogged up with cat hair. This happened several times. Then the filter dealy got clogged up. And now, it just doesn't work very well. I can't find any more clogs, but the thing doesn't pick up as much dirt as it used to. Also, the brush doesn't spin very robustly- it doesn't take much to stop it. I think something may have fallen off the spindle that drives the belt, because now it's just a bare metal rod that lets the belt slip easily.
I don't know, I might have just gotten a lemon and it may be a great vacuum for other people, but it isn't working too well for me right now. I'm disappointed with the build quality.
Don't buy this product
This vacuum is a piece of junk. I have had to replace the belt 6 times in the last 3 months since I bought it. It is awkward and clumsy. We have hard wood floors throughout our house and just area rugs and it takes longer with this piece of junk to vacuum than it did when we had wall to wall carpet. We have 2 goldens that shed....don't buy this vacuum and hope that it works more than a month.
Bissell Pet Hair Eraser Model 3920
I've had a Pet Hair Eraser for almost a year. I'm still waiting to like it. Unfortunately, every time I turn it on, I hate it a little more. I like the onboard tools and the see-thru dust cup. I wish I could say more positive things but I just can't think of anything else. And I could go on about what I don't like - and as I just got done wrestling with the dumb thing I will list some:
One of my biggest beefs is it's pick up ability. I'm sure it must have some but between the inconsistently spinning beater brush (regardless of rug setting)and the glorified lint brush attached to the front that smears the pet hair around more than it picks it up.
That lint brush also prevents vacuuming close to baseboards and such.
It's heavy, I could deal with that but the machine is also very poorly balanced so it doesn't take much to tip it over. Especially an issue if your stretching the hose to vacuum the stairs. There's more, I'll spare you...This Bissell is soon headed for the curb...
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