In 1981, with the introduction of the Heritage model, the Turbo Brush was introduced, which consisted of a smaller version of the Rug Nozzle and a belt-driven rotating brush bar, but it had a small turbine within, powered by the suction of the power unit to spin the brush, designed to make vacuuming carpeted stairs easier and removing embedded hair from upholstery and automobile interiors. This was replaced three years later with the Heritage II in 1984 called the Zippbrush, utilizing a rotary brush attached to the turbine in a more compact housing, which is still being offered.