Navigator Lift-Away Deluxe

I am poor and this is the best vacuum I’ve ever owned. My first one lasted like 7 years through 5 kids and dozens of dogs and cats. It had duct tape up and down the hose. It only died because I got water in the motor while attempting to clean it up a bit….and I’d just bought a new hose for it too.

You 2ill never get the same power from a cordless as you would a corded vacuum. I like shark, i use it professionally cleaning and have never found another vacuum in the same price range that has as much suction. Highly recommend the shark navigator deluxe, just remember to wash foam & cloth filters by hand with a tiny dab of dawn after about 5-10 dumps. Weighs 10 lbs (this is very light) and articulates easy for hard floors and carpet. I have RA and i use it for cleaning jobs seveal times a week. My last one lasted me almost 10 yrs and i bought it for $160. Can't beat that.

I use a shark navigator deluxe. It was $189 :) I have a cleaning business and have zero complaints and ALL my clients have pets. Other ways to manage pet hair: Dry dusting swiffer floor pads (thin and trap fur. You use them dry on a swiffer) Regular dusting from top to bottom before vacuuming Basic I know! :)

I love this Shark. I’ve had it for 5 years. It’s light weight, easy to empty, easy to clean, works on long hair pet fur. https://a.co/d/ixP5aFy I’ve had a more complex Shark, I don’t like those, heavier and harder to empty.

It has great suction, gets up fine dust/grime deep within carpet, check the reviews too, love it! It’s my all time fact vacuum, seriously

I used to love Eureka vacuums when I was younger due to the value. Got a Dyson around age 26 and it wasn't bad, but omg way overpriced plastic! I was so mad I dropped $600 on it. Next up a Bissel Pet vac 5 yrs ago at age 34 worked okay, but I got tired of how bulky it was and the brush never stopped spinning, even while using the attachments. So I went a grabbed a Shark NV360 online and I love how much suction this thing has and it brought up so much dirt. Best of all it has lift away canister I can take around house to clean with attachments. The only negative thing, is the suction is so good it gets stuck a bit on my area rugs. However, it has a suction adjustment on it somewhere I read about. I just haven't tried to adjust it yet. Anyways, I haven't tried a wireless vac either, I guess I'm old school.

I know shark is the devil on here but for $250 and under for a bagless machine either shark (a Costco one so you have kinda pseudo warranty) is imo best bet either that or a kenmore bagless I hear is decent too

I have \*serious\* allergies. I need to have a HEPA air purifier running 24/7. When I've used most vacuums, I end up coughing, sneezing, and wheezing. Even brand new ones cause this. Last year, I got a Shark Navigator Professional NV360, and it's been great. No coughing, sneezing, or wheezing. Consumer Reports rated it as one of the best vacuums for allergy sufferers. It's got a HEPA filter, and unlike other vacuums with HEPA filters, it seals the dust inside the vacuum instead of leaking it back into the room. You can detach the canister and use it like a hand vacuum. And it's the only upright in that Consumer Reports category that's under $200. Here's info from the Shark site. Lots of stores carry it. You may want additional upholstery attachments, however. I have a carpeted bedroom, and tile floors elsewhere. [https://www.sharkninja.com/shark-navigator-lift-away-deluxe-upright-vacuum/NV360.html](https://www.sharkninja.com/shark-navigator-lift-away-deluxe-upright-vacuum/NV360.html)