How about vacuum cleaner brush

A vacuum cleaner brush, also known as a vacuum cleaner attachment or vacuum cleaner brush head, is an accessory that is used with a vacuum cleaner to enhance its cleaning capabilities. It is designed to agitate and loosen dirt, dust, and debris from various surfaces, allowing the vacuum cleaner to effectively suction them up.

The vacuum cleaner brush typically consists of bristles or brushes that rotate or vibrate, depending on the model and type of vacuum cleaner. These brushes help to dislodge and loosen embedded dirt and debris from carpets, rugs, upholstery, and other surfaces, making it easier for the vacuum cleaner's suction power to remove them.

There are different types of vacuum cleaner brushes available, each designed for specific cleaning tasks and surfaces. Some common types include:

Beater Brush/Rotating Brush: This type of brush has rotating bristles that help agitate and lift dirt from carpets and rugs. The rotating motion of the brush helps to loosen embedded debris, making it more effective in cleaning carpets with deep pile.

Turbo Brush/Turbine Brush: A turbo brush is similar to a beater brush but does not require electricity. It is powered by the airflow of the vacuum cleaner and features a turbine that spins the brush. Turbo brushes are effective in cleaning carpets, upholstery, and other surfaces.

Hard Floor Brush: This type of brush is designed specifically for hard floors, such as hardwood, tile, or laminate. It usually has soft bristles or felt pads that glide over the surface without scratching or causing damage while effectively capturing dust and debris.

Upholstery Brush: An upholstery brush has soft bristles that are gentle on delicate fabrics. It is used for cleaning upholstery, curtains, mattresses, and other similar surfaces. The soft bristles help to remove dust and dirt without causing damage.

Dusting Brush: A dusting brush has soft, long bristles that are ideal for dusting surfaces such as shelves, blinds, lampshades, and electronics. It allows for gentle and effective cleaning without scratching or scattering dust.

    Crevice Tool: Although not a brush, the crevice tool is an attachment commonly used with vacuum cleaners. It has a narrow, elongated design that allows for reaching tight spaces, corners, and crevices where normal brush heads may not fit. It is effective for cleaning between cushions, along baseboards, or in car interiors.

Vacuum cleaner brushes and attachments are typically interchangeable and can be easily attached or detached from the vacuum cleaner's hose or wand. They provide added versatility to vacuum cleaners, allowing for efficient cleaning of different surfaces and areas within a home or commercial space.