I have two:
1. Dyson stick vacuum to wiz around the house, under furniture for those in between cleans.
2. Bissell Pet Wet & Dry corded stick vacuum for the deep clean. Its super powerful as it doesnt rely on a battery and it vacuums and steams at the same time.
I have qrevo that vacuums and mops most days (I have a dog who sheds like crazy and tracks in mud) and about once a week I use Bissell pro wet dry. Bissell IMHO works great. Before qrevo I was having to Bissell most days
My basic ass Bissell pet pro is totally fine 3+ years later with a border collie, a aussie/husky mix, two cats, and rural living with A LOT of dirt. I replace the belt when it snaps. Tile floor w/ three carpet bedrooms.
If you mostly have carpets I use the bosses pet pro vacuum, it has those super fast rotating bristles and seems to get hairs that are caught super deep in the carpet out. It’s kind of a pain in the ass to use but monthly I pull it out (it’s also a wet vac) and clean the carpets and there’s so much less hair. It is definitely not for daily use though!
Hi everyone, I currently have a bissel crosswave wet + dry hoover mop but it keeps getting clogged the second that one of my dogs hairs looks at it the wrong way. It’s just not got the suction power for what I need I don’t think.
My partner and I both work in agriculture - we usually come home covered in dirt and occasionally straw/ hay etc. The kitchen + living room is hard floors and the stairs and both upstairs are carpeted. We also have a dog that sheds like nobody’s business.
Does anyone have any suggestions for a vacuum that is industrial enough to survive our house? Ideally I’m looking for cordless or lightweight as our house is a 3 story townhouse with 2 sets of stairs so would like it to be easy and light enough to move around.
I’m considering the VAX lift out pet so if anyone’s got any experience with that, that would be great!
Ideally as budget friendly as possible.
\- thanks everyone
I have stick vacuums that are for pets. I recently purchased a Bissell from Walmart for around $60. My requirements were: no HEPA filter (an on going expense), a bag (to actually contain what the vacuum pulls off the floor/carpet), and a cord (for powerful suction).
The difference in the cleanliness of my floors is amazing. A battery can't complete with an outlet for producing power suction.
It has a couple of attachments.
I avoid work if possible. After a couple of years with cordless, I decided I'm willing to do the work (that is, paying attention to where the vacuum cord is and moving it as needed) to have a cleaner floor.
Use attachments to clean smaller places and keep an eye on the cord.
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