Hardwood & Wooden Steps

To prevent your vacuum from scratching wooden stairs, you must disengage the motorized brush roll or use a soft-roller power head. Hard plastic wheels and aggressive nylon bristles are the primary culprits. For maximum protection,…

To vacuum wooden stairs effectively, use a suction-only floor tool or a vacuum with a brush roll shut-off feature. Start from the top step and move downward. This prevents re-contaminating clean areas. Ensure your vacuum…

To protect oak stairs, you need a vacuum with a soft-roller head (often called a “Fluffy” or “DuoClean” head). These velvet-like rollers pick up large debris and fine dust using static lift without the brush…