It can leave a dull finish, so always test a small section first if you choose to use it.. It’s key to stick to cleaning vinegar, white vinegar, or apple cider vinegar.

The Shark does leave thick carpets and rugs fluffed up and refreshed, just not as thoroughly as we’d hoped for.Still, there’s a good balance of cleaning and movement, as the Shark is easy to push around when used on the right setting.. Hard Floors.

Again, it’s a tale of two sides for hard floors..The Shark is great for removing larger debris on hard surfaces.The strong suction sucks in dirt and clumps of hair with ease.

It’s also brilliant for pulling up dirt from between floorboards..Unfortunately, the vacuum struggles more with fine dust – particularly on smooth surfaces.

It’s not terrible for this, but it’s also not the best we’ve reviewed.

Additionally, the Shark would benefit from better edge cleaning..How Does the Cat and Dog Version Differ From the HX1 Pro?.

The fundamentals are very similar, so it’s the accessories that make the difference.With the Triflex HX1 Pro, you’ll get an extra battery and a charger cradle for it, but you won’t get the motorised pet attachment.. On the flip side, the Cat and Dog version only has one battery but you also get the pet tool.

If you want the best of both worlds, you can buy components separately from Miele.. Can You Switch Off The Brush Bar?.No, the HX1 doesn’t provide the option of completely switching off the rotating brush bar.