Buying the best Cordless Vacuum
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When searching for the best cordless vacuum to fit your needs there are 2 main factors to keep in mind. The 1st factor is battery-life, i.e. how long you can expect to run your cordless vacuum before its battery needs to be recharged. The 2nd factor is no different than if you were choosing a corded vacuum cleaner: what type of vacuum do you need?
Here are a few options.
- Upright: These are easy to use and store, but are heavier and most are ill-suited to “above floor” cleaning (drapes, floors, etc.)
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- Canister: Can’s are versatile, perfect for above floor jobs and have excellent suction airflow and filtration, but are bulky and hard to store.
- Ultra Light Weight: Hand-held models in the 8 lb. range are easy on the arm & good for small jobs in tight places, but are small capacity and don’t filter well.
- Wet/Dry Vacuums: These powerful Shop Vacs can handle heavy-duty work and clean up fluids, but cordless models take a while to recharge.
- Vacuum Sweeper: Also called power-brooms, cordless vacuum sweepers are very light, low-suction uprights that are perfect for bare floors.
- Robots: Just have the robot vacuum the floor while you’re out; the best of these from Robot Roomba are self-charging models with dirt detection.
Dirt Devil cordless vacuums and Shark cordless vacuums have excellent cordless hand held vacuums. Eureka cordless vacuums and Electrolux cordless vacuums are top-notch upright cordless vacuum cleaners. DeWALT cordless vacuums and Black and Decker cordless vacuums are the way to go for cordless vacuum wet dry varieties.
Benefits of Cordless Vacuums
Cordless Vacuum Reviews
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- Cordless/rechargeable
- Easy-empty dust cup
- Double-motor power
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