BISSELL PowerClean FurGuard Rechargeable Cordless Pet Stick Vacuum 4137 10.5" Cleaning Path Red

A: This is actually furfinder, 200W, since the model number is 4137, which state as Similar Models on BISSELL website.

A: Since this has already been answered, I will just add that it has the furguard roller head, so it’s like a hybrid of the two models.

A: Thanks for your question, Candy! You're right to notice the difference. The version sold at Target (Model 4137) is rated at 200W, while the one listed on BISSELL’s website (Model 4039) has a 280W motor. Both are part of the FurGuard line, but the Target model is a slightly different version with lower wattage.

A: I think the brand reply to you is incorrect because the photo shows it as a handheld and the description lists it as a 3 in 1 saying you can turn it into a handheld vacuum. i think that is the whole point of using the fur finder attachment on furniture

A: Hi Jeff! The BISSELL PowerClean FurGuard is designed as a cordless stick vacuum, so it can’t be converted into a handheld by removing the stick and attaching the head directly to the canister. It works best in its stick form for floors and comes with tools for above-floor cleaning when attached to the handle.

A: Yes, the BISSELL PowerClean FurGuard Cordless Pet Vacuum can be used on area rugs. It’s designed for multi-surface cleaning, including hard floors and low-pile rugs, making it great for quick clean-ups and pet hair. For thicker or high-pile rugs, a full-size vacuum may be better.

A: It does not work on area rugs !!! Works great on wood floor and tile, but stops working on anything other than hard surfaces. Wish I knew this before the purchase! Disappointed to say the least!

A: I use it on my hardwood and have no issues

A: Thanks for checking, Victoria. The PowerClean FurGuard has a self-cleaning brush roll designed to minimize hair wrap and protect surfaces. However, if your flooring installer advised against any roller brushes, we do have other vacuums with a brush on/off switch.

A: Thanks for your question, Jules! You're absolutely right to notice the difference. The version sold at Target (Model 4137) is rated at 200W, while the one listed on BISSELL’s website (Model 4039) has a 280W motor. Both are part of the FurGuard line, but the Target model is a slightly different version with lower wattage and a more budget-friendly price.

A: Personally I have to use an other attachment because it does not reach all the way. But I still recommend.

A: Great question, Jimmie! Yes, the PowerClean FurGuard is designed to clean close to edges, but for tight spots, we recommend using the included crevice tool for the best results.

A: Great question, Nick! It is Target's retail-specific version (Model 4137) with a 200W motor. The BISSELL FurGuard (Model 4039) sold elsewhere features a 280W motor and may offer stronger suction. Both include the FurFinder Tool and self-cleaning brush roll. Hope this helps!

A: Thanks for your question, Shay! While the PowerClean FurGuard at Target and the one on BISSELL’s website look similar, they’re slightly different models. The Target version (Model 4137) has a 200W motor, while the BISSELL version (Model 4039) features a 280W motor for a bit more suction power. Both are cordless, pet-friendly, and include the same great tools—just with a few performance differences.

A: The FurFinder Tool helps remove embedded pet hair from various surfaces quickly and efficiently.

A: It is designed for multi-surface cleaning, including area rugs and hard floors.