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Filter Queen

Filter Queen 10-Inch Floor Brush with Curved Elbow - Black

Filter Queen 10-Inch Floor Brush with Curved Elbow - Black

$50.99 USD
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Filter Queen 10-Inch Floor ...

$50.99

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Filter Queen's 10-inch floor brush with the curved metal elbow, in black, part 4079000401. It fits the 31X, D31X and D33, the RN92 and PNG92 Princess, the AN95-X Majestic, and the 99 and 99A Triple Crown.

This is the tool for bare floors and low pile, and it fails in two places. The bristles flatten and shorten until the head skates rather than sweeps, leaving a film of fine dust on wood and tile; and the elbow cracks at the bend, which bleeds air out of the joint and takes suction away from the head where you actually need it.

If the brush is leaving tracks of dust behind the sweep, or you can hear air whistling at the elbow, it is finished. A fresh one restores even bristle contact right across the 10-inch width.