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Automatic cord rewind with a 27 foot cable is widely praised for making setup and pack away quick and tidy compared with manually wrapping a cord.
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On bare floors it excels at fine debris, consistently picking up almost all sugar, rice, and litter in tests while only oversized pieces pose a challenge.
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A suction-blockage indicator light alerts you when airflow is restricted so you can clear clogs or clean the filters, making it easier to keep suction strong without guesswork.
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Its multi cyclone cleaning system maintains strong suction while directing debris into the bin, which helps filters last longer and keeps performance consistent across different floor types.
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Turbo pet tools and decent floorhead suction make the CleanView Swivel Rewind a capable everyday option for typical pet hair levels, with recent reviews describing it as a game changer for homes dealing with constant shedding on carpets, stairs and grooved floors.
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Overall, reviewers see the CleanView Swivel Rewind as a strong performer for the money, often rating it around ninety percent and now framing it as an ultimate cleaning solution for pet owners thanks to its effective tools and pet-focused design, while still accepting tradeoffs like louder noise, basic filtration, and a shorter cord as reasonable at its low price.
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On carpets the wide brushroll and strong suction pull up most long pet hair and embedded debris, leaving only light hair wrap behind that usually needs minimal manual clearing after heavy shedding cleanups.
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Bin & Bag
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2 reviews
4.5
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Versatility
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2 reviews
4.5
Between its height adjustable head and full accessory kit, it adapts well to bare floors, multiple carpet heights, upholstery, and above floor areas in a typical pet household.
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Setup is quick and intuitive, requiring only two screws plus snapping the hose and wand into place, so most users can go from box to cleaning in just a few minutes.
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Construction feels solid for the price, and thermal tests show only the motor and belt getting hot while the rest of the body stays cool, suggesting components are not overly stressed in normal use.
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Low pile carpet is its best surface, where it pulls up the vast majority of both large and small debris in testing and delivers the highest average scores across floor types.
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The multi-cyclonic system and reusable filters keep replacement needs low, so ongoing ownership costs stay below many competing budget pet uprights that rely on frequent filter changes.
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Users report that while it can push debris around on hardwood floors, the brush and wheels do not leave noticeable scratches, making it a generally safe choice for most hard surface finishes.
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6 reviews
4.4
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In crevice tests it lifted about 30 g of sand, outpacing most budget uprights though still leaving a noticeable amount in deeper grooves.
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Everyday operation is straightforward thanks to simple foot pedals and a manual height dial, and swivel steering plus a relatively light handle weight make it feel easier to use than many budget uprights, though the closely placed power and recline switches can be confusing at first.
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High pile and shag carpets remain a strong suit for pulling up pet hair and fine debris, though the tall cleaning head leaves many large pieces like cereal sitting on top of thick rugs.
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Above-floor tools and the pet turbo eraser let the CleanView Swivel Rewind pull hair and debris from stairs, upholstery, and tight corners more effectively than many budget uprights, though the suction-powered brush can slow or stop if you press too firmly on fabric.
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Weight
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2 reviews
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At around sixteen pounds with most of the mass near the base, it feels reasonably light and stable for a full size upright even if it is heavier than slim sticks.
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Routine upkeep centers on emptying the bin and rinsing the cyclone and pre motor filters, with inexpensive replacement parts keeping long term maintenance simple and affordable.
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For stairs, the hose and wand pair with the TurboEraser tool to pull up hair and debris from treads, and the carry handle makes lifting the 16 pound body between levels manageable.
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On medium pile carpet most tests find it removes a large share of embedded sand, with some measurements near two thirds and others showing near perfect deep-clean scores, suggesting performance can vary with carpet type and test method.
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Cyclonic separation plus foam and carbon filters and a bottom-emptying bin keep most dust and debris contained in the tank, but it lacks a sealed HEPA system so some odors or fine particles may still escape compared with premium models.