The difference between the Fuller Brush 17042 and 17052 Electrostatic Carpet & Floor Sweepers is:
- the 17042 comes with an additional Vinyl Blade Rotor which is good for cleaning hard floors and picking up damp messy food and larger pieces of debris, while the 17052 only comes with the standard natural bristle rotor brush which is for collecting pet hair, crumbs, dust, etc.;
- the 17042 is about $10 more expensive;
- the 17052 is Red whereas the 17042 is Metallic Gray.
Otherwise, they are the same.
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Something you may want to know before buying:
- These sweepers do not need electricity to work. You push them across the floor to rotate the brush roll to pick up messes.
- The rotor brush creates an electrostatic charge to help collect different types of messes.
- They can be used for cleaning low pile carpets and hard floors.
- They do not swivel.
- They cannot replace your vacuum, but reduce the number of times to vacuum.
- Have two chambers for collecting dust and debris, they are not detachable for emptying. To empty the sweepers, you hold them over a trash can, and then press the “Push” marking to release the bin covers.
- They have metal housing.
- The handle is a 4-piece metal handle.
- Have 4 corner side brushes.
- Come with a roller cleaner tool for cleaning the bristle brushes.
- Rotors are interchangeable.
- Cleaning path width is 9-inch.
- They have vinyl bumper to protect furniture.
- They are light, weighs about 3 pounds.
- Carry 3-year limited warranty.