What type of vacuum cleaner should I buy?

Doing chores is nobody’s idea of fun, but the right vacuum cleaner can make light work of mess, taking the hassle out of your weekly (or daily) clean. We’ve got a vacuum for every floor and furball, so you can clean your way – whether you’re setting it to run while you’re at work or sneaking in a speed clean during nap time.Options that clean up across every category:– Cordless Stick Vacuums : Zip from room to room with no cords holding you back – great for quick tidy-ups and smaller homes or apartments.– Robot Vacuums : These super-smart cleaners vacuum dust and debris, with mopping robot models that take care of sticky spots too.– Upright Vacuums : A top pick for powering through big, carpeted areas with strong suction and wide cleaning paths.– Barrel Vacuums : A reliable all-rounder for whole-home cleaning with a compact yet powerful canister design.– Handheld Vacuums : Handy options for cars, couches, and those little messes that pile up between deep cleans.– Wet Dry Vacuums : Tackle all types of household messes, from spilled drinks to crushed cereal and dusty corners.– Window Vacuums: Say goodbye to streaks and smudges on glass doors, windows, mirrors, and shower screens.- Pet Vacuums : Great for keeping dog & car hair under control, coming in a number of brands and styles.

What is the best vacuum in Australia?

When it comes to busting dust, we don’t mess around at Harvey Norman. Whether you’re shopping online or in-store, we’re bringing you Australia’s best vacuum brands all in one place:– Dyson Vacuum Cleaners : Renowned for deep-cleaning performance and cordless convenience, plus advanced HEPA filtration to keep your home fresh. – Electrolux Vacuum Cleaners : Great for switching between surfaces with lightweight, easy-to-manoeuvre builds and adjustable power settings.– LG Vacuum Cleaners : With long battery life, smart controls, and a comfortable, ergonomic design, they’re designed for everyday ease.– Miele Vacuum Cleaners : German engineering at its best – whisper-quiet, durable, and fitted with premium filtration for superior dust control.– Samsung Vacuum Cleaners : Known for sleek digital displays, strong airflow, and versatile cleaning modes for a customised clean.– Shark Vacuum Cleaners : Perfect for pet owners or homes with mixed flooring, with strong suction and handy attachments that make cleaning less of a chore.

Which vacuum cleaners are best for pets?

Whether you’re a dog or a cat person, you can keep your home spick, span, and fur-free with the best vacuums for pet hair from Shark, Dyson, Bissell, Miele, and other leading brands.Features that deserve a round of a-paws:– Powerful Suction: Gets deep into fibres to lift stubborn pet hair fur from carpets, rugs, and upholstery.– Detangling Rollers: Actively remove hair from the brush roll as you clean – no scissors required.– HEPA Filters: Capture microscopic dust and dander, keeping your home’s air fresh and clean.– Large Dust Bins: Make fewer trips to the bin, ideal for homes with heavy shedders like Golden Retrievers or Border Collies.– Easy Disposal: Bagged models offer quick, mess-free emptying that keeps pet hair securely contained.

Are bagged vacuums better than bagless?

The bagged vs bagless debate always comes up when it’s time to buy a new vacuum cleaner. But what are the main differences? Allow us to clear the air! Bagged vacuums keep dust, dirt, and allergens sealed inside a disposable bag, making them a smart choice for allergy sufferers and neat freaks alike. The downside? It can be tricky to tell when the bag’s getting full, and you’ll have an ongoing cost of buying replacements. Swapping bags for a clear, built-in bin, bagless vacuums let you see exactly when they need to be emptied, helping cut down on waste and running costs. While many models feature HEPA filters, emptying can still stir up a bit of a dust cloud, so they may not be ideal if you’re sensitive to allergens.

How to pick a good vacuum cleaner?

Ready to clean house? From floor type to filtration, here’s what to look for:– Flooring: Start from the ground up. Thick carpets call for strong suction and a motorised head, while hard floors benefit from soft rollers that glide without scratching.– Suction: The best vacuums really suck it up, lifting dirt, crumbs, and dander from deep in the fibres – a must-have for homes with pets or high foot traffic.– Filtration: If dust makes you sneeze, go for a model with a HEPA filter that traps fine particles and allergens to keep the air clean and the sniffles at bay.– Capacity: Tired of loss of suction or constant trips to the bin? Larger dust bins mean emptying less often – ideal for bigger homes or busy households. – Smart Features: From digital displays to self-emptying and app control, these clever extras can help you save time while cleaning up your act.– Attachments: No nook or cranny stands a chance with the right tools. Look out for crevice nozzles for tight corners, self-cleaning heads for pet hair, and soft brushes for delicate surfaces.