Review on Shark DuoClean Zero M ZS362 Vacuum by Robert Smithlin

I am very happy with the new vacuum cleaner that has been specially developed for pet owners. We have a small Border Collie and a Great Dane. We vacuum twice a week. Our old vacuum cleaner would eventually become entangled in our hair and we would have to remove the rollers and trim our hair about every two months. So when it came out, I was totally into it. We had this a while ago. and worse with a film of hair than with our old vacuum cleaner. At least the videos are easier to shoot. but if it's meant to prevent hair from wrapping around the curlers, maybe I'm out of luck because it doesn't do that at all. It works well on hard wooden floors and turns fairly easily, but if you turn too hard the head will lock in the "up" position, often requiring you to grab your foot and push it back. It's also very heavy, so if you don't hold it it'll just fall off, so you'll need to support it with something if you need to get away for anything, like changing the exhaust port. The canister is quite small and clogs easily when dirt gets into the canister so it doesn't get pushed into the canister but gets stuck as it enters with ice requiring you to empty twice as often as it loses suction once it clogs is canister inlet . It's very light, which is a plus. So if you don't use it on long haired dogs then do so, but if you have a long haired dog this may not be for you. or at least be prepared to have a letter opener to trim hair from the curlers and clean the container frequently. This is normal, but it definitely doesn't make life easier for long-haired dog owners.