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OpinionsBased on customer reviews
QualityBased on Expert reviews and articles
Various Indicatorssuch as Brand reputation and relative price
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Bissell |
9
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7
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Bissell |
9
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6
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3
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Shark |
9
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2
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4
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FABULETTA |
9
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0
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5
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Shark |
8
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5
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6
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Voweek |
8
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4
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7
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Shark |
8
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1
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8
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Eureka |
7
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8
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9
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Bissell |
7
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6
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10
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Hoover |
7
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2
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The five main types of vacuums to choose from are: canister vacuums, upright vacuums, robotic (or automatic) vacuums, stick vacuums (or sweepers), wet/dry vacuums, and handheld vacuums. Each of these vacuums have a specific cleaning method and accessories that offer a variety of cleaning options for any housekeeper. Here's the breakdown to review and make your choice easier!
Canister vacuum cleaners: If you have stairs, need combination floor cleaning, and want something easy to use, then this vacuum does the job like a champion! Their flexible hoses and attachment options make these vacuums very versatile, allowing you to clean tile, wood, carpet, the living room drapes and even your sofa! They are lightweight, and pulling the vacuum around the house takes minimal effort.
Upright vacuum cleaners: They offer more cleaning power than other vacuums and are much easier on the back. They work with any kind of carpeting, getting to even the most stubborn piece of dust or pet hair. Some models come with features that allow you to use them on bare floors too. Fantastic! If you have a lot of carpeting, and want maximum dust and dirt removal, then this bad boy is just for you.
Robotic vacuum cleaners: The easiest vacuuming you will ever do! Robotic vacuums take all the effort out of vacuuming! They are lightweight and need minimal assistance. You are able to set them to clean while you are out of the house and they automatically turn off when they are done. They are able to get to all those out of reach places, like under the bed, and are quieter than other vacuuming options. They are very clever gadgets, with sensors that help them avoid furniture and walls.
Stick vacuum cleaners: If you are looking for a quick solution to your bare floor cleaning, then look no further. These are lightweight, easy to store and are ideal for small apartments, or a quick touch-up between deep cleans when your mother in-law is coming to visit. They work magic on bare floors but also lift the dust off those cozy area rugs or the light carpeting in your bedroom.
Wet/Dry vacuums: Wet/dry vacuums, often called shop vacuums, are designed for big and even wet messes. Their larger hoses and tanks are designed to accommodate much larger particles than many standard vacuums, can hold water, and they are built to be tough enough for daily use. Wet/dry vacuums are particularly useful for anyone with a hobby that routinely generates lots of debris, like woodworking.
Handheld vacuum cleaners: Small, compact and portable. Handheld vacuums come with or without a cord and are just what you need to get to those hard to reach places, clean up quick spills as they happen, or vacuum the inside of your car. Some of these are specifically designed for pet hair, which is particularly helpful for day to day cleaning that helps fight off frustrating allergies.
Based on all the consumers' reviews we've scanned, these are the top things they mentioned about their new stuff:
Dyson: James Dyson set up the Dyson company, opening a research center and factory in Wiltshire, England, in June 1993 and manufacture top quality vacuum cleaners.
Hoover: For more than 100 years, Hoover® has designed powerful, easy-to-use products that clean your entire home from floor to ceiling.
Shark: Euro-Pro's roots in home appliances date back more than a century, originating in Europe, then moving to Canada before finally settling in Newton, Massachusetts, just outside of Boston. They are a household home cleaning appliance.
Black and Decker: In 1910, S. Duncan Black and Alonzo G. Decker started their shop, in Baltimore, Maryland. Six years later they changed the world by obtaining the world’s first patent for a portable power tool and have branched out to include quality vacuums.