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How To Choose The Right Vacuum For You

A Vacuum is an essential home appliance and there are many different styles and types available to choose from. There are advantages to each type, and whichever one you choose will depend on what you are looking for in a vacuum, what you will be using it for, and your own personal preference.

Canister or cylinder vacuums are the type with a horizontal dust bin for collecting the dirt that you vacuum up. They have a long flexible hose with a want attached, and you use the wand to suck up dirt. This wand makes cleaning curtains and upholstery easier, and is good for navigating narrow and hard to reach corners.

The other major type of vacuum cleaner is the Upright Vacuum. This type stands up straight and tall, and is pushed via a handle at the top. The dirt is sucked up through the base of the upright vacuum. Most upright vacuums also include a hose featuring different attachments, so that it can be also used for cleaning furniture and hard to reach places like the canister vacuum.

Most modern upright vacuums are equipped with adjustments for different floor surfaces, such as hard floor or thick carpet. This allows them to be used for a wider variety of cleaning tasks. Canister vacuums are still easier for cleaning stairs, but upright vacuums are best for cleaning a large area of flooring.

Canister vacuum cleaners might be a better choice if you have an apartment or a very small house, as they take up much less room and are smaller and lighter and easier for cleaning small areas. However, you will have to empty the bag more often because of its small size.

If you frequently clean large floor areas, an upright vacuum will do a much more effective job. They usually have powerful brushes that will sweep up stubborn pet hair, and a strong suction. The brushes also comb the pile of the carpet, leaving all the fibres facing in the same direction which makes your carpet look especially nice and clean and brand new. They can be difficult to manoeuvre because of their size and weight, especially in tight areas.

Also, before you buy consider whether you would prefer a vacuum with or without a bag. A bagless vacuum contains a plastic cylinder to collect the dust and debris that you gather as you clean. It can be easier to empty, and you will save money in the long run because you dont need to continuously buy replacement bags.

A vacuum can be an expensive purchase, so take your time to do your research and look around to find the one that fits best in your home. Choose a quality vacuum, and it will work hard for you for years to come!

by: Gareth Hoyle




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