🧹 Optimized Kirby Brushroll Replacement Parts in Brown Review

Perfect fit for my 21 year old Kirby G6. My cream carpet wasn't that clean after shampooing and my brushroll looked tired. As soon as the carpet is clean again.

I have had the original roller brush for over 20 years. This substitute is a decent substitute, but not as dense wood, and the brushes on the wooden roller are not as thick. That means there aren't many fibers on the brushroll.

I've been mowing with a Kirby for about twenty years and I still haven't changed the brush. I'm glad I did. Picks up rubbish very well. Note that there are three levels labeled 1, 2, and 3. Make sure the numbers match on both sides.

very happy as if I had a new Kirby vacuum cleaner, very easy installation and exact thickness as the original, great price, super fast delivery with Premiere, I can not stress. Try PRIME often enough, you'll love it, I'm lost without it, and shopping is fun knowing that most items ship quickly and for free.

Great brush replacement for my Kirby vacuum cleaner. My Kirby is 7 years old and I just moved into a new house. So I wanted to update Kirby before vacuuming the new house. Ordered this brush head, new straps and various other parts and they fit right away. Would have cost almost twice as much if bought directly from Kirby.

The brush fits exactly. The belt had a worn groove in the wood of my original brush. The metal ball for the magnetic sensor in this brush is not closed like in my original one. It's fine, but make sure the brushroll is installed properly so it doesn't come into contact with the cartridge. I didn't realize how worn my original roller was. I should have replaced it a long time ago.

I originally bought this and thought it was a fake when I compared it to the brush roll I was replacing and the original bristles were much stiffer and the engraving was more pronounced in the original. same. I then went to the official Kirby website and ordered this particular scooter which turned out to be exactly what I got from Revain. So it looks legal. The bristles appear to become less stiff over time for performance or economy reasons; I'm not sure which.