Vinyl Blade Rotor for Electrostatic Sweeper – Hard Floors

Made for sticky, damp messes on hard floors. The Fuller Vinyl Blade Rotor is a second roller brush for the Fuller Brush and Stanley Electrostatic Carpet & Floor Sweepers. Instead of bristles, it has soft vinyl blades that scoop up messes a bristle brush can't handle well.

• Picks up damp and sticky messes like spilled cereal, wet pet food, lettuce and damp crumbs
• Also picks up light spills with ease
• For smooth hard floors only, not for carpet or rugs (use the horsehair brush that comes with your sweeper on carpet)
• Rinse under the sink to clean
• Fits current Fuller Brush and Stanley Electrostatic Carpet & Floor Sweepers, which are identical except for the brand name
• Will not fit older sweeper models
• The gray Fuller Brush sweeper already comes with a Vinyl Blade Rotor in the box
• Designed in the USA, made in China

How to use: Take the horsehair brush out of your sweeper and put the Vinyl Blade Rotor in its place. The sweeper holds one brush at a time; the two can't be used together.

How to remove and replace the brush:

1. Turn the sweeper upside down on a firm, flat surface. The brush sits in the middle of the sweeper.
2. Each end of the brush has a drive wheel with a small knob. Each side of the sweeper has a plastic tab with a metal ring (grommet), and the knobs fit inside these rings.
3. To remove: push one tab outward while pushing the brush toward the opposite side. The knob slides out of the ring and you can lift the brush out.
4. To install: place the knob on one end of the new brush into one of the rings. Push the opposite tab outward and lower the other knob into that ring. Let go of the tab and the brush snaps into place.

Prefer to watch? See the how-to video in the product photos at the top of this page. Look for the image with the play button.

How to Remove and Replace the Brush
1. Turn the sweeper upside down on a firm, flat surface. The brush (horsehair or vinyl) sits in the middle of the sweeper.
2. Each end of the brush has a drive wheel with a small knob sticking out. Each side of the sweeper has a plastic tab with a metal ring (grommet). The knobs fit inside these rings.
3. To remove: push one tab outward while pushing the brush toward the opposite side. The knob will slide out of the ring and you can lift the brush out.
4. To install: place the knob on one end of the new brush into one of the rings. Push the opposite tab outward and lower the other knob into that ring. Let go of the tab and the brush will snap into place.
Prefer to watch? Watch the how-to video in the product photos at the top of this page. Look for the image with the play button.