SupraLite Cordless (R10CV)

Riccar Cordless R10CV is the best and it is American Madew

Riccar Superlite is the best.

Riccar CV10. Or R10S. Best carpet vac in the world currently. See a local dealer

See a local dealer. If they are too far, check Riccar on the web then hit me back. Riccar is best by far. BAGGED ONLY.

Riccar? That’s in my top 3.

Real vacuum dealerships will not sell Dyson any longer. Many other traditional brands either because those companies have decided to produce in Asia and change designs super fast. It is the OPPOSITE of sustainability, it is planned obsolescence at an incredible level. Vacs should not be bought online and a big box stores, these machines do not clean carpet/air, are designed to fail, can’t be serviced and are literal fire hazards. Man the stories I can tell you about “brand new” machines. Most were manufactured years before they reached the consumer. CAVEAT EMPTOR. Dealerships sell quality machines, built to last, serviceable, at great competitive prices, with warranties that do not cost extra. You can’t find service like that anywhere! Find a dealer and buy Riccar or Sebo.

Never consider Shark. Bagged is best. Riccar is top of the line if you’re willing to spend. See a local dealer.

I speak from experience. I experience many vacs daily. Bagless all leak. The brush rolls are weak at best. Shark puts out models with no or very little support. The bagless vacs are designed to be replaced in 5 years. Bagged especially Riccar and Sebo are designed to last 20 years and create a MUCH cleaner space than any bagless. Shark and all bagless can afford advertising and reviews because it costs nothing to make the trash they sell. See a local dealer, learn what it takes to be a real vacuum.

If you have carpet you need a good vacuum like a Riccar, Miele, etc. My Riccar cleans rugs like nothing I’ve ever used before b

It’s the cordless supralite. Riccar makes pet specific vacuums but I’ve never tried one. Old house was mostly hard floors with wool area rugs. New house has Berber carpet and hard floors.

Cordless and dog hair don’t mix. I would maybe look into a canister type vacuum that has a longer cord. Any cordless vacuum will likely get clogged fast with pet hair. My one recommendation for cordless would be the Riccar R10CV. But again the power to suck up the pet hair comes from actually being plugged into a power source, not limited battery power.

As someone who works in the industry you will be replacing parts on that Dyson within 2yrs and having it fail at the 5yr mark. Consumer based reports are skewed due to the type of questions they ask like “how often are you getting your vacuum serviced”. Truly, look into Riccar. Most stick vacuums are not for deep cleaning and are basically brooms on steroids. They’re great for messes that just happened and picking up some furballs. Deep clean you need an actual vacuum

I don’t know what your budget is, but the top brands in my opinion in terms of longevity and easily repairable if there is an issue are Sebo and Riccar. If you like canisters go with Sebo, also quieter and can easily do the around everywhere portion you’re needing (Like the D4 has a 40ft cord plus 15ft hose that both ends swivel). Riccar is for if you have carpeted floors and need to get in deep to the carpet.

The only good cordless I know of that has decent suction but lacks some features is the riccar super light cordless. Little outside your price range but you could probably find one on sale.

The only other option besides the cordless Riccar is a Cordless Henry. But I believe they are discontinued. Def. Worth it if you can find one though.

[https://www.riccar.com/cordless-supralite-lightweight-upright-vacuum](https://www.riccar.com/cordless-supralite-lightweight-upright-vacuum) I got this from a local shop freshly refurbished for $300. It's a work horse, parts are easy to come by and cheap. It's a beast.