Vacuum Cleaners
Find vacuum cleaners to help tackle everyday dirt, dust, and tracked-in messes around the house. As you browse, compare floor compatibility, weight, and ease of emptying to find a fit for your space and cleaning routine.
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Common types include upright, canister, stick, handheld and robotic vacuums. Uprights combine the cleaning head and collection bin in one unit, while canister models connect them with a hose. Stick and handheld models offer grab-and-go convenience, and robotic vacuums handle scheduled cleaning with onboard controls or an app.
Bagged vacuums collect dirt in a replaceable bag that you toss when full. Bagless models collect it in a bin that you empty and clean as directed. The choice comes down to whether you prefer replacing bags or emptying a reusable container.
Corded vacuums plug into an outlet, while cordless models run on rechargeable batteries. Corded models keep you connected to a power source as you move around the house. Cordless models need charging between sessions, and their runtime varies by model and setting.
Depending on the model, vacuum attachments may include a crevice tool, dusting brush, upholstery tool or extension wand. Each gives you a different way to tackle chores around the house, from working along baseboards to reaching curtains. Check the model’s attachment list and compatibility details before adding accessories.
Routine care generally includes emptying the collection bin or replacing the bag, removing wrapped hair from the brush roll and checking hoses for clogs. Filters may need washing or replacement, depending on the model. Follow the owner’s manual for care steps and replacement intervals.