Get instructions now. Keeping a neat, tidy, and clean home can be a daunting task. With kids, pets, and everyday life going on around the house at all times, messes are bound to happen. And you need the right tools to tackle even the toughest jobs.
And a wide range of brands provide a cleaning tool for just the situation you need. Vacuums come with a wide range of functions, features, and uses, meaning choosing the right one can be a chore in and of itself!
Luckily for you, the following information about each of the different types of vacuums is sure to help make that decision easier!
Canister vacuums work best on hard surfaces or smaller, carpeted areas like a car or the stairs. They come equipped with a suction hose and a retractable cord for easy maneuvering. Canister models have a separate unit for the motor and receptacle for easy maneuverability, flexibility and versatility. That makes these vacuums best for furniture and multi-surface use.
Deep cleaners or carpet cleaners use warm water for spot removal and carpet treatment. Also called carpet extractors or carpet shampooers, these devices spray the carpet with soapy water, then use vacuum technology to brush the fibers and suck up the water, dirt and stains from the carpeting. These specialty vacuums are not designed for everyday use and are not meant for hardwood floors. Upright vacuum cleaners are ideal for large, carpeted areas of the house. They use a motor-driven beater brush that loosens and removes dirt through suction.
Most upright vacuums come with onboard attachments for versatile use. Some designs are bagless while others have bags to capture dust and debris. Features can include height adjustments for easy transition from dense carpet cleaning to hardwood floors with the flip of a switch.
Upright vacuums tend to be best for hardwood floors and carpet. And for added convenience, be sure to shop for cordless vacuums that allow you to move around each room with ease. Handheld vacuums can clean areas that are too large for your upright.
Portable and cordless designs make them ideal for cleaning small areas. These are perfect for cleaning up after children and pets. Handheld vacuums are lightweight, quiet and easy to use. They are typically battery powered, making them portable and handy for cleaning up small spills. Stick or sweeper vacuums are the middle ground between an upright and a handheld vacuum.
Lightweight and battery powered, they offer the convenience of a handheld but feature the upright construction of a traditional vacuum, making them better for cleaning up spills on hardwood floors. They are most commonly used for quick cleanup areas, such as kitchen and bathroom floors. Most stick vacuums have a dirt cup, as opposed to bags, to collect debris.
Sierra - 1 day ago. The best! Love it. I actually mess up my first shark with water. So I replaced it with the same vacuum.
Helpful Not helpful Report review. Shark 4 out of 5 stars. MaryJ - 2 days ago , Verified purchaser. Love Shark vacuums, but this one is too hard to push on my carpet.
Also, the plastic pieces that hold the dust cup on look to be a little flimsy. All in all, I do really like Shark. Stopped working after 10 months of weekly use 1 out of 5 stars. DP - 6 days ago , Verified purchaser. Wanted to love this as I had a shark vacuum in the past, but sadly this model completely stopped working after 10 months, even though I only used it for light weekly use in our small apartment. Not worth the money at all. Plus the attachments always fell off. Don't waste your money.
Did you? Stephanie - 7 days ago. I use it about once a week in my one bedroom apartment. I also have a dog that sheds like crazy and it picks up everything. I can push it with one arm. Maybe these people just need to work out more. And the tank is big enough for all the dog hair. Buy this vacuum! And clean the filter out every once an awhile. Sucks good and sucks bad 2 out of 5 stars. Elle - 7 days ago , Verified purchaser. Start with positive.
The suction seems great! One pass over and I picked up a lot of dirt after having just vacuumed the day before. Definitely impressed by the suction. However, the vacuum itself was not so easy to push on the carpet. It was a workout and a bit on the heavy side carrying it upstairs. Moving on to the lift-away part, great idea, but the hose is too short. The most frustrating part of the vacuum was that the attachments don't stay on.
I tried to vacuum my stairs and the attachment kept falling off. I love the idea of the lift away but man, this seems like a design fail with all the other issues. Pretty disappointing. Dont buy 1 out of 5 stars. Leerose - 9 days ago , Verified purchaser. I keep giving shark vacuums a chance because the suction is great; but never again. This was after less than 5 minutes of having it turned on!!
Hopefully the insurance I bought will cover something to make this purchase worth it. Finally a vacuum that doesn't weigh a ton! ALin - 10 days ago , Verified purchaser. So far, I have used it twice and it cleaned my carpets pretty well. It is easy to use the attachment for corners, stairs, and hard to reach places. Terrible 1 out of 5 stars. This probably would work in a dorm or a small living space.
Halfway through the living room, I could feel it struggling and it lost suction before it completely gave up. Load 8 more. Get top deals, latest trends, and more. Email address. Sign up. About Target Careers. Email Signup. Target Brands. Advertise with Us. Bullseye Shop. Target's Coronavirus Response. Corporate Responsibility. Investor Relations. Help Target Help.
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