Vacuum Cleaner

It seems that everyone likes to compare every vacuum cleaner to a Dyson. As if Dyson has become the standard in the industry. Don’t get me wrong, Dyson does make some good vacuum cleaners, but they’re not the only ones around. Instead of everyone asking if one vacuum cleaner is comparable to a Dyson, it

You may have heard of Dyson, Bissell, and many other household vacuum cleaners before, but I bet water filtration may be new to you. What makes a water filtration vacuum so different from other vacuum cleaners is that it utilizes water as a filter. The great thing about using water as a filter is that

Ever found yourself scratching your head, wondering how often you should be vacuuming your home and its various inhabitants? You’re not alone! Today, we’re on a mission to demystify the vacuuming schedule. We’re rounding up all the things that deserve a good vacuuming and dishing out recommendations on how often you should roll out your

We’ve all been there – hair, strings, and other debris getting tangled in your vacuum cleaner’s beater brush, turning it into a less efficient cleaning machine. The good news is that modern vacuum cleaner manufacturers have got your back. They’ve made it super easy to clean that trapped hair off the brush. Today, I’m walking

That trusty spinning beater bar under your vacuum cleaner can sometimes be a double-edged sword. On hardwood floors, it’s a no-go to avoid scratches and debris scattering. And when it comes to certain carpets like shag, frieze, or Berber styles, those spinning brushes can wreak havoc. Even on tile and non-carpet surfaces, they’re more likely

Hold on… you’ve been chasing the perfect vacuum for tackling stubborn fur, but there’s a game-changing trick you might not know about! Enter the carpet rake, the secret weapon professionals swear by. Think of it as a brush that preps your carpet for a deep clean. First, comb through the fibers to loosen and lift

Everyone seems to have their own take on when to swap those parts, whether standard or HEPA. Here’s my take: if you vacuum once a week, a yearly replacement is usually fine. For those who battle allergies, six months is a safer bet, right along with refreshing air and furnace systems. But here’s the kicker

Is your vacuum feeling a bit lackluster, struggling to pick up the crumbs and dust bunnies like it used to? It happens to the best of them, but fear not – it’s time to show your vacuum a little TLC. You’ve got two choices here: a trip to the repair shop or a DIY rescue

Ever wondered when it’s too late or too early to fire up the vacuum cleaner in an apartment? That exact question came up recently, and it sparked some thought. Here’s the scoop, there isn’t a one-size-fits-all answer. Timing often depends on neighbors, building rules, and even local laws. This post explores the unspoken etiquette of

Sand has a sneaky way of invading your home, despite trying to keep it at bay. We’ve all experienced the struggle of battling sand in carpets and on hard floors like tile. And here’s the kicker – sand can be a real vacuum killer! If you’ve gone through a couple of vacuums that met their

Thinking about grabbing a trusty household vac to pull dust out of a computer? Better think twice. Standard floor units can generate static electricity that wreaks havoc on delicate electronic components. And despite strong suction, fine dust often remains stubbornly clinging to the motherboard. No worries though, there are far smarter ways to deal with

Is your vacuum cleaner playing a game of “shut-off” while you’re trying to clean? Frustrating, right? But fear not, it usually boils down to two culprits: an overheating motor or an electrical hiccup. The good news is that the most common reason for your vacuum’s sudden shutdown is overheating, and it’s often a straightforward fix.

Vacuuming up those pesky pine needles after the holiday season might seem like a good idea, but trust me, it’s a no-no for your regular vacuum cleaner. Pine needles can wreak havoc on it! In this post, we’ll dive into why you should steer clear of vacuuming pine needles and what smart alternatives you can

If you’re like me, you hate loud sounds, especially loud sounds that vacuums make. But did you know that silent vacuums do exist? Do you want to know the reason why silent vacuums are so hard to find? It’s because no one wanted them. We’ll… no one in the USA wanted them. Silent Vacuum Cleaners Do

A vacuum cleaner making louder than normal noises or squealing can be frustrating, but there exist many solutions! I want to go over all the problems that will cause a vacuum to be louder than normal and show you what you can do about it. I’ve listed all the common reasons below, and I’ll go

Ants can pose a frustrating issue for numerous homeowners, prompting many to resort to using a vacuum cleaner as a solution. While a vacuum cleaner may provide a convenient and swift means to eliminate ants, it raises questions about the effectiveness of killing them and the potential for their escape. This post aims to shed

How often should you replace your vacuum depends on what you have. If you have a vacuum you bought from the “Super Store,” then you should replace it every 3 to 5 years. I’ve only seen a few Super Store vacuums live up to or past 5 years and they were mostly Dyson. If you

If you had your carpets cleaned or your carpets got wet, you’re probably wondering if it’s fine to vacuum your wet carpet? Do not, I repeat, DO NOT vacuum your wet carpets! I can’t tell you how many times I’ve seen people ruin a great vac because they thought it was fine to vac up

Were you aware that the majority of spiders tend to survive being sucked up by a vacuum cleaner? Whether it’s a Dyson, Hoover, or even a bagless model, there’s a high likelihood that the spider will survive the encounter. So, what’s the solution? Well, you should still suck them up. Even though it doesn’t kill