Yes, two attachments. I found the smaller one with the fixed brush easier to use the the slightly larger one that has an air-driven brush spinner that frankly is useless.

It has a long hose (about 5 ft I think) and it has both a rotating brush attached when you buy it and a brush head that you can use to go back and forth on the carpet if that's your sort of thing. I have never used it though, the rotating one is better anyways.

I had just had my carpets cleaned by a 'cleaning' company about a month before purchasing this machine. With a new puppy, there were many areas that needed cleaning. I was amazed that this machine seemed to clean better than the 'cleaning' company did. There was a lot of dirt that came out, even in areas that had not been trafficed or dirtied by the dog. I think it's a great option for the average home-owner that wants to be able to clean their carpets from time to time without the expense and hassle of renting a machine. Beware that the holding tank is very small and requires frequent emptying, and is a bit clumsy to disassemble and reassemble each time. My major hangup with this machine. I like the built-in heater because we have a Rinnai which never gets over 120 degrees, and you need much hotter water to do a good job on cleaning carpets.

No...this is strictly a carpet cleaner. You may want some other item to clean hard surfaces, and NEVER use hot water type machines on hardwood and especially NOT on laminate flooring unless you want to ruin it.

It is a carpet cleaner that uses hot water (not 'steam') and suctions the dirty water up. Not to be used as a vacuum.