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Handheld Vacuums - How to Choose the Best Cordless Vacuum Cleaner
Handheld vacuums are a great way to clean your home, but there are all sorts of different models out there. Which one should you buy? Well, that depends on how you use your hand held vacuum. The cheapest ones, such as a cheap Black+Decker Dustbuster can usually cost less than $50, although higher end models, such as the Black+Decker Max Flex will cost more than that. So aside from just the obvious price differences, which vacuum is best for you, the real question is how much power and suction it has, and what kind of attachments do you need.


Handheld cordless vacuums tend to be better at picking up bigger debris, such as drywall dust, carpet fibres and fallen leaves. Cordless vacuums also tend to be quieter than their corded cousins, because the cord is not being used to carry around an extension cord that can often make headphones and earbuds extremely uncomfortable. However, cordless vacuums do not make very good steam cleaners because the actual steam cleaning is usually pretty ineffective.

If you have small children, then cordless vacuum cleaners are probably not a good choice for you. This is simply because children can be terribly picky about things such as crumbs, food particles, liquids and food. They can also be hurt by the strong suction of a vacuum cleaner, so try not to leave small children alone with them. If you do have children, however, try looking for handheld vacuums that have HEPA filters or use bags instead of loose cloths to pick up crumbs. These will help you reduce the amount of allergens circulating in the air.

One of the features that should always be present in a good housekeeping institute is a device called a 'bio dust'. This nifty little device sucks up pet hair and other small, easily ingested, allergens from the air. If you want to get rid of cat hair on your bare floors, you would put a HEPA filter in your vacuum cleaner bag. But, what about all the other tiny particles from cars that you leave behind, as well as the crumbs from holiday dinners? The bio dust can take care of this for you.

Some good examples of handheld vacuums that feature the bio dust include the Eureka Envirex hoist and the Eureka Clean & Dry tile-cleaning wand. Each has its own set of abilities to suck up pet hair, dust balls, pet dander and more. Some models are designed to be used in tighter spaces than others. For instance, the Eureka Envirex hoist is designed to work well in tight spaces like next to a corner vent. But, if you have a tight space like under a bed or an appliance vent, you'll need a model with a wider head to be able to suck up all of the debris that's currently blocking the entryways.

Other than suction power, you'll find handheld vacuums with different attachments that will make it easier to deal with dirt and pet hair. For example, there are suction units that attach to the end of a wand to make it easier to clean out different areas. https://www.kickstarter.com/profile/mmarkwalker/about There are also suction units that attach to your regular vacuum cleaner and can reach those hard-to-reach areas. Another accessory you might want to look into is a carpet brush that goes on the attachment and helps to remove dirt from deep between carpet threads.

Handheld vacuums run on batteries, which means you'll need to have spare sets if you want to use them for more than a few minutes at a time. This is a small price to pay, though, because the battery life of these devices is actually quite long. You can expect your device to run for about five hours on one charge, which is more than enough to get everything done. Plus, if you only use your handheld vacuum cleaners for walkways or bare floors, you won't run out of room even when using these devices to clean up dirt and pet hair.

If you're interested in finding the best cordless vacuum cleaner, there are a few things you can do to narrow down your choices. First, check to see if the device you're looking at is able to run both on batteries and on the power cord. And, you should also look at the size and how large the head is. The more attachments a hand vacuum cleaner has, the more difficult it will be to clean hard-to-reach corners and other areas that aren't being reached with a broom. You'll also want to consider whether you want the device to have interchangeable heads, so you can pick the attachment you prefer for the job at hand.

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