🧹 Cordless Bh50100 Hoover Brushroll: Powerful Cleaning with Air Technology Review

This was easily fixed with a replacement part. With this replacement, my Hoover Vac cordless vacuum will last for years to come.

I brought this to replace my old one in my vacuum but found it didn't fit, slightly larger. I sent it back and got a full refund. I found the right size.

You really need to revise this brush. The hair gets caught at the end and wraps around the bearing held in place by the plastic. The friction will cause the plastic to melt along with the hair, creating a mess and stopping the vacuum. This happened after two batteries.

Didn't fit my vacuum cleaner unfortunately. The questionnaire replied that it may not fit. If the photo was of higher quality I would see that this is no coincidence. Since I bought it I didn't want to return it as the price was very cheap. I've learned my lesson so I'm just going to replace the entire vacuum with a higher quality product.

Didn't like it that much. Hair gets caught in it all the time. For example, you must have a house with all the very short-haired individuals because the hair keeps getting stuck in there. I cut my hair all the time and it takes a while. I use Swiffer wet and dry before vacuuming to keep hair out. And I do it once a day. However, it still hits the spot.

FYI: We have a Hoover Air Cordless model number BH50121. I have a love/hate relationship with my vacuum cleaner. First I had to auto-correct the word "vacuum". Second, I hate vacuuming. Third, this vacuum cleaner (if I keep using that word, maybe I'll remember how it's spelled?) attacks those brushes. Hoover has a major design flaw and I doubt this will be my last purchase of this brush for my vacuum. For the record, this is the THIRD roller brush I have had to purchase for this vacuum and I…

These things don't last long. Pet hair wraps around the axle and into the bearing area, which heats up the plastic it's rubbing against, then the end cap melts along with the roller and the whole thing freezes. If you let it run too long, it will likely chew its teeth off the belt. I'm experimenting with one of these, covering all the bristles with sealant to make them not really bristles but a solid row of 'stuff'. I've noticed that Bissel does NOT wrap pet hair around his "brush" very well…