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I am SO inspired by your review. I ordered the Eureka Stylus and your review is THE BEST review I've seen. I love how you show that with a touch of your foot you can separate the hose from the rolling vacuum piece. It's a game changer!!!! Thanks so much!
I have a wonderful, heavy duty Miele upright vacuum. I love it. It gets the pet hair better than any other vacuum I've ever used, and it deep cleans my carpets perfectly. It is also heavy, it doesn't get into the cracks and crevices, it doesn't fit under some of my furniture, nor can I vacuum my drapery with it. I have been looking for a cordless stick vacuum, reading reviews etc, and your review has guided me to this one. I had seen reviews of this brand from other sources, but I wasn't sure about it. Now I am. One of the things you didn't mention, but I found in the owners manual online, is that the filters can be washed. One of my issues with many vacuums is that the filters are difficult to find and can't usually be washed. And, contrary to what the manual says, the vacuums DO loose suction as the filter becomes clogged. That's why I spent the money on a Miele that uses a bag. The required filter comes in the box of bags, and I never loose suction. I am a bit concerned about emptying the dust cup, because that puts a lot of dust back into the air - another reason I chose a bag vacuum - but I think that the way I intend to use this smaller vacuum will make the dust cup emptying tolerable. Thank you again for your review of this product.
Hello and thanks for your updates. The Miele is an excellent vacuum but serves a very different purpose from this light weight crumb catcher. This is so easy to use you'll use it several times a day all over your house for tiny pick-ups. And you are correct, the dust cup is simply one click of the release button, the secret is to have it deep in the trash can so the trapped dust doesn't escape. Let me know how you like it.
Oh my gosh, I'm a vacuum freak, I'll have to put this on the list. If anyone is looking for super budget priced stick vac options, I have a Bissell 3 in 1 that's kind of like a dustbuster with an attachable handle and head to vacuum the floor. I think I paid $20 for it, have had it forever, it's super light but has fantastic suction for cleaning hard floors, tight spaces (it has a crevice tool) & your car. It is corded, but I just keep an extension cord attached to it and the cord never bothers me. I normally hate dealing with bagless vacs, but this one has a small filter that's extremely easy to clean.
I love Eureka - I have used a Eureka “Mighty Might” since I was in college and replaced it once for a fancier vacuum but ended up going back to a newer model of the might mite! So glad to see a Eureka recommended!
My sister gave me a mighty mite for college graduation in 1984. 😳🤭 It was a great little vacuum for DECADES. I liked it best for hardwoods, cleaning out the car, and uber high things like our 16 foot sky light. Attachments are so easy to get. I even got a used one for upstairs for my kids to use. They both finally died.😭 I got another mighty mite new from Amazon.
I love all your videos, and was coincidentally looking for a cordless stick vacuum that didn't cost $500. I am going to pull the trigger on this one, now that YOU have reviewed it! 😊
@@taylarogers313 yes, I love it. I have 2 cats and a Labrador retriever, and this is so convenient in getting those furball tumbleweeds between my regular vacuuming day.
Nice ! Maybe I’ll get this instead of the cordless Shark . I like the brush attachment better than the ones Shark offers . This could be my baseboard, nook and cranny savior ! Have you tried the Shark version to compare suction? I do construction cleanup . It’s slightly pre cleaned first . But LOTS of sawdust on black trim , doors and baseboards. Thank you ! You’re the BEST 🥰
If you do construction clean up - get a good wet/dry shop vac. (Here is the paid link to one I'm thinking about amzn.to/3A4j8Wh) The filters on a regular vacuum will be toast after a minute. This Eureka is great for kitchen crumbs and bathroom hair but it will make you really mad if you're trying to use it for professional cleaning. It's just not the right tool.
Cordless stick vacs look tempting, but do they have as much suction power on carpets as a regular upright? A Mighty Mite is super easy on the shoulders because you’re only lifting a plastic wand (and it’s really cheap and you don’t have to charge it), but it just doesn’t cut it on carpet. It would be interesting to give your mom both this stick vac and a Mighty Mite and see which she prefers for her shoulders. I’m 67 and I’m finding that a Mighty Mite type canister and a Black and Decker handheld are easier, lighter, and cheaper than this would be. (However, I would definitely like a carpet vac that is lighter but still as effective as my upright.)
Great question. No, the cordless stick vacuum doesn't have the same power a corded upright has. The Eureka Stylus Cordless Stick Vacuum has 380 Watts the Mighty Mite is around 1400 Watts. This is a snack compared to a full blown meal. The purpose of this unit is to pick up crumbs and clean stairs, and use the hand-held attachment for easy clean up projects. Thanks for the recommendation. :-)
I have the Dyson is wonderful . I use all the time in my girls bathroom with a lot of hair in the floor . I would like to know what backpack vacuum do you recommend ! Thanks a lot . 🙏🏻
Pro Team is the one most cleaners I talk to use. It's a bit bulky and you have to get used to wearing it if you're going to wear it in homes so you're careful not to bump into furniture and fragile items.
Angela, could you review/compare the different wet/dry vacuums that have separate water tanks, one for clean water and one for dirty water? It would be nice to have a comparison of these in one video. I’ve seen different reviews in different places but it’s hard to remember where there were later. I’m not talking about carpet cleaners. I’m talking about ones that can be used on floors.
Great idea! Did you have a particular brand in mind or are you looking for side by side comparisons? And are you thinking about commercial or residential? As a cleaning company or for use as a homeowner? There are so many ways this could go. :-)
Angela Brown I’m thinking as a homeowner for do-it-myself. The only ones I’ve been able to find are The Crosswave by Bissell and FloorMate Deluxe Hard Floor Cleaner by Hoover. There must be others that are lightweight and easy for the homeowner to use.
Wow! What a review! Makes me want to get this one. I also would like a robot vacuum someday. Unfortunately, I have too many already. 1. Eureka Dirt Devil for the kids (It doesn’t clean well even when they actually use it.) 2. Small corded Eureka stick vacuum It is pain to use & is pretty useless 3. HEAVY & LOUD pro type Royale (made by Eureka) even it doesn’t clean as well as my Shark. The Shark is half as loud and 5x as light. 4. My third Mighty Might ❤️ I’ve used these for over 30 years. 5. Shark Apex corded stick vacuum ❤️ It REALLY “sucks” well. The rollers are designed so hair doesn’t get caught. ❤️ It is lightweight and not that loud.
ROFL. I realize I'm the wrong person to be doing the review. Come on down Elaine. Let's hear your review. You've got a wealth of experience with these machines. Awesome sauce. Sounds like you've settled on the Shark Apex which is an awesome machine by the way. :-)
Hi Angela! Wow was I lucky to find you by randomly picking this vacuum to look at. 1st. I only want to clean my 2 bedroom upstairs carpets, and 1 bathroom. Will this work on carpet? I did see you don’t know about pet hair , ( my dog sneaks onto my bed) I will only be using it about 3 times a week. I need a lightweight, easy to store vacuum. ( budget under $200.00.) Any other recommendations will be most appreciated. And now I’m going to binge watch more of your videos!!
This is a great vacuum for the areas you mentioned. It would not be my first choice for pet hair removal. The beater bar on the bottom of this vacuum is not a champ for pet hair. I've got a Dyson with a tangle free turbine hose attachment amzn.to/380s7JV and it has not one but two rotating brushes that go in opposite directions simultaneously. This allows one brush to pick up pet hair the the other brush keeps it from getting clogged in the attachment. Unfortunately, my Dyson attachment doesn't fit this Eureka. And if you go to the Dyson stick vacuum amzn.to/3jLHgB9 you're in a different class of vacuum, more power, more suction, and a bigger price.
Hi Angela, I've just started looking at and plan to 'invest' in a Dyson Cordless Vac and thought of you, so I checked first to see if you've reviewed any of them. I am considering the V15 Detect or Cyclone V10. Have you had any experience with any of Dyson's cordless vacuums and be willing to share? I appreciate so much your many videos and sharing of your expertise - You Rock!
I'm a big fan of cordless vacuums until they run out of power. Dyson has an amazing line and are the best in their class. If you are using it in your own home for crumbs in the kitchen, pet hair on the furniture, stairs, or hair in the bathroom, I think you'll be quite pleased. If you clean professionally, I recommend a vacuum with a cord simply for the fact that you won't be able to clean all day on all jobs with a single charge.
@@AskAngelaBrown Thank you, Angela! Just for my personal use. As I am a bit older now I look to purchase things that will last (maybe not need to buy again-'maybe'), and I don't like to lug around anything heavy or unwieldy. I saw a video you posted some time ago in which you highly recommended Dyson vacs, though, not specifically cordless. Thanks for your recommendation(s), thoughts, and especially your time. Have a good one!
LOL. It's small enough that you'll be using it all the time for hair, pet hair, crumbs, bits of this and that. I get annoyed because I need it now - and it's all the way in the other room. How many is too many of them?
You can hang it on the wall if you like. I have mine sitting on a small step stool plugged in right inside the back door. I just didn't have anywhere good to hang it in that spot.
Hi. This particular product does not have a stand. It features more of a design that flattens so you can vacuum under things. Hope this helps! Thank you for your comment. ☺🙂
I'm curious, how long is the battery life on this vacuum? My experience with cordless power tools is the battery life is usually nowhere near long enough. I used to always buy an extra (or two) battery pack, but sometimes it is really hard to find separate batteries to purchase separately. Thank you!!
@@AskAngelaBrown Thank you for your prompt response. Just to clarify, by battery life, I did not mean how long the battery is a good, working battery. I meant how long the machine will run on one charge, before needing a re-charge. Thanks again.
Funny how she never answered this one? 🤔 Angela are you being paid hush money by Eureka or something? I wanted to know the same thing, and how long it takes to fully charge from empty or near empty? Loved the video however, but you didn’t provide important specifics that almost everyone wants to know. Battery life is imperative information on these vacs
I’ve had other battery vacuums and the battery stops working too soon. What is the battery life? This is what is holding me back. Can the battery be ordered and installed if it fails?
SAME!!! I’m also interested in the battery life. I ended up getting a Shark Apex corded stick vacuum. I REALLY like it except for the cord. The top motor part might be a bit heavier than the Eureka cordless stick vacuum.
The battery pack is supposed to last for 45 minutes. I find most of my uses are 5-10 minutes at most so it does the trick. If you are a professional house cleaner, who carries a vacuum with you to work - I recommend a corded vacuum. Don't put yourself in a situation where you are in the middle of a job and your charge dies and then you can't finish your job.
Great question. It depends on how high the pile of carpet. It is great for berber, rugs and hardfloors. And, it picks up nicely in the shag carpets I've tried it on, but with shag carpets it's hard to see what is really going on down at the root of the carpet fibers.
The battery on my rechargeable Black & Decker won't hold it's charge any more so I was going to purchase another one. I may just have to buy this one instead. Looks wonderful! Also, Angela, have you ever used Universal Stone cleanser? I am wondering what your thoughts are....
This product is AWESOME for homeowners. But I don't recommend any cordless/rechargeable products for professional use. Too many times you get in the middle of a job and the battery will die and you don't have enough time to re-charge it while at the client's home - or recharge it for use at the next home.
There are lots of different model numbers. Amazon is a good place to start when comparing vacuums. What you are looking for is the horsepower (or suction), price, and attachments. Another reason I love looking at Amazon is they are super about collecting user reviews. So if you have a question, often times you'll find a specific answer right there on the product page before you buy.
The box says 45 minutes but that is assuming the battery pack is fully charged. Only once have I used it when I was in the middle of vacuuming and it came to a sorry halt. And I busted up laughing because I WANTED to keep vacuuming. :-)
Easier than it should be. This vacuum doesn't have any roller brush grates that get in the way. Snip, snip, snip with the bird scissors amzn.to/3aSysII and bam! Roller brush is clean.
Pro Team is a really great vacuum and has an attachment that works well on hardwoods and berber carpet. It also has a small faceplate to clean (the part that touches the client's floors) if you are using it from job to job.
No. It's recommended for crumbs and hair and quick pickups in your home. it It is cordless which means that if you used it for residential cleaning and you got out on a job, the battery could die mid job - not recommended. Also it's 350-380 Watts. And for residential cleaning you will need a vacuum with a lot more suction power.
Not very well. It's more like a crumb vacuum for hard surface floors in the kitchen or hair in the bathroom. The beater bar/brush is itty-bitty and if you use it to suction anything from deep plush rugs it will just make you mad. It is however perfect for seniors who need a lightweight vacuum for touch up cleaning and for Airbnb's so guests can clean up if they spill something in someone else's home.
@@AskAngelaBrown Thank you. You are right. I just saw vacuum war. He said the same through his test. Could you have videos for us move out cleaning company? Thank you for always responding to our questions and honesty! Your my tribe😘
If you are new to house cleaning and need to figure out how to get started and what cleaning products to use then you'll enjoy this playlist of product reviews. Go check it out and be a savvy cleaner!
ua-cam.com/play/PLh1fKdNH3piTc_wzc0rv1tLckmnUnh8Pr.html
I have to tell you, you're my idol. I'm 73 and so need this vacuum. I'm learning so much from you. Thank you.
Hooray! I love hearing who is using stuff we found helpful. Thanks for watching and dropping me a line. You made my day. :-)
I am SO inspired by your review. I ordered the Eureka Stylus and your review is THE BEST review I've seen. I love how you show that with a touch of your foot you can separate the hose from the rolling vacuum piece. It's a game changer!!!! Thanks so much!
Awesome, glad it was helpful! Thank you for sharing your feedback and for watching the video, I appreciate it! 🤗
I have a wonderful, heavy duty Miele upright vacuum. I love it. It gets the pet hair better than any other vacuum I've ever used, and it deep cleans my carpets perfectly. It is also heavy, it doesn't get into the cracks and crevices, it doesn't fit under some of my furniture, nor can I vacuum my drapery with it. I have been looking for a cordless stick vacuum, reading reviews etc, and your review has guided me to this one. I had seen reviews of this brand from other sources, but I wasn't sure about it. Now I am. One of the things you didn't mention, but I found in the owners manual online, is that the filters can be washed. One of my issues with many vacuums is that the filters are difficult to find and can't usually be washed. And, contrary to what the manual says, the vacuums DO loose suction as the filter becomes clogged. That's why I spent the money on a Miele that uses a bag. The required filter comes in the box of bags, and I never loose suction. I am a bit concerned about emptying the dust cup, because that puts a lot of dust back into the air - another reason I chose a bag vacuum - but I think that the way I intend to use this smaller vacuum will make the dust cup emptying tolerable. Thank you again for your review of this product.
Hello and thanks for your updates. The Miele is an excellent vacuum but serves a very different purpose from this light weight crumb catcher. This is so easy to use you'll use it several times a day all over your house for tiny pick-ups. And you are correct, the dust cup is simply one click of the release button, the secret is to have it deep in the trash can so the trapped dust doesn't escape. Let me know how you like it.
@@AskAngelaBrown I will keep you posted on how I like it. Be well.
Oh my gosh, I'm a vacuum freak, I'll have to put this on the list. If anyone is looking for super budget priced stick vac options, I have a Bissell 3 in 1 that's kind of like a dustbuster with an attachable handle and head to vacuum the floor. I think I paid $20 for it, have had it forever, it's super light but has fantastic suction for cleaning hard floors, tight spaces (it has a crevice tool) & your car. It is corded, but I just keep an extension cord attached to it and the cord never bothers me. I normally hate dealing with bagless vacs, but this one has a small filter that's extremely easy to clean.
Thank you so much for sharing your feedback and thanks for watching. 🙂
I've been looking for a cordless vacuum. Reading reviews really doesn't help much. Thanks Angela, for your great you tube review! I'm sold!!
You are so welcome...glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching and for taking the time to comment. 😊🤗
Thank you Angela! I was looking for a wireless vacuum. I will look around to see where I can buy one. 🥰
The key is to keep it charging when not in use. Nothing will make you more frustrated than going to use a cordless vacuum with no charge. ;-)
How's your cleaning experience so far?
I love Eureka - I have used a Eureka “Mighty Might” since I was in college and replaced it once for a fancier vacuum but ended up going back to a newer model of the might mite! So glad to see a Eureka recommended!
This is a great product. Mom had a few Eureka's over the years - but they were upright bag vacuums. I'm delighted have this mini model. :-)
My sister gave me a mighty mite for college graduation in 1984. 😳🤭 It was a great little vacuum for DECADES. I liked it best for hardwoods, cleaning out the car, and uber high things like our 16 foot sky light. Attachments are so easy to get. I even got a used one for upstairs for my kids to use. They both finally died.😭 I got another mighty mite new from Amazon.
The two old mighty mites died, not my kids.😉😆
I love all your videos, and was coincidentally looking for a cordless stick vacuum that didn't cost $500. I am going to pull the trigger on this one, now that YOU have reviewed it! 😊
Glad to know the video was helpful. Thanks for watching! Hope you find he vacuum useful.
Did you order it? Do you love it?
@@taylarogers313 yes, I love it. I have 2 cats and a Labrador retriever, and this is so convenient in getting those furball tumbleweeds between my regular vacuuming day.
Hi Angela! I'm so happy to watch this video!!
Thanks for watching! 🙂
Thank you for sharing!!
I might' have one . It is so good thanks Angela
LOL. You might? Let me know. I'm curious now. Thanks for watching. :-)
Nice ! Maybe I’ll get this instead of the cordless Shark . I like the brush attachment better than the ones Shark offers . This could be my baseboard, nook and cranny savior ! Have you tried the Shark version to compare suction? I do construction cleanup . It’s slightly pre cleaned first . But LOTS of sawdust on black trim , doors and baseboards. Thank you ! You’re the BEST 🥰
If you do construction clean up - get a good wet/dry shop vac. (Here is the paid link to one I'm thinking about amzn.to/3A4j8Wh) The filters on a regular vacuum will be toast after a minute. This Eureka is great for kitchen crumbs and bathroom hair but it will make you really mad if you're trying to use it for professional cleaning. It's just not the right tool.
Cordless stick vacs look tempting, but do they have as much suction power on carpets as a regular upright? A Mighty Mite is super easy on the shoulders because you’re only lifting a plastic wand (and it’s really cheap and you don’t have to charge it), but it just doesn’t cut it on carpet. It would be interesting to give your mom both this stick vac and a Mighty Mite and see which she prefers for her shoulders. I’m 67 and I’m finding that a Mighty Mite type canister and a Black and Decker handheld are easier, lighter, and cheaper than this would be. (However, I would definitely like a carpet vac that is lighter but still as effective as my upright.)
Great question. No, the cordless stick vacuum doesn't have the same power a corded upright has. The Eureka Stylus Cordless Stick Vacuum has 380 Watts the Mighty Mite is around 1400 Watts. This is a snack compared to a full blown meal. The purpose of this unit is to pick up crumbs and clean stairs, and use the hand-held attachment for easy clean up projects. Thanks for the recommendation. :-)
I have the Dyson is wonderful . I use all the time in my girls bathroom with a lot of hair in the floor . I would like to know what backpack vacuum do you recommend ! Thanks a lot . 🙏🏻
Pro Team is the one most cleaners I talk to use. It's a bit bulky and you have to get used to wearing it if you're going to wear it in homes so you're careful not to bump into furniture and fragile items.
Angela Brown than you so much. I will check it out. ❤️🙏🏻
Angela, could you review/compare the different wet/dry vacuums that have separate water tanks, one for clean water and one for dirty water? It would be nice to have a comparison of these in one video. I’ve seen different reviews in different places but it’s hard to remember where there were later. I’m not talking about carpet cleaners. I’m talking about ones that can be used on floors.
Great idea! Did you have a particular brand in mind or are you looking for side by side comparisons? And are you thinking about commercial or residential? As a cleaning company or for use as a homeowner? There are so many ways this could go. :-)
Angela Brown I’m thinking as a homeowner for do-it-myself. The only ones I’ve been able to find are The Crosswave by Bissell and FloorMate Deluxe Hard Floor Cleaner by Hoover. There must be others that are lightweight and easy for the homeowner to use.
Wow! What a review! Makes me want to get this one. I also would like a robot vacuum someday. Unfortunately, I have too many already. 1. Eureka Dirt Devil for the kids (It doesn’t clean well even when they actually use it.) 2. Small corded Eureka stick vacuum It is pain to use & is pretty useless 3. HEAVY & LOUD pro type Royale (made by Eureka) even it doesn’t clean as well as my Shark. The Shark is half as loud and 5x as light. 4. My third Mighty Might ❤️ I’ve used these for over 30 years. 5. Shark Apex corded stick vacuum ❤️ It REALLY “sucks” well. The rollers are designed so hair doesn’t get caught. ❤️ It is lightweight and not that loud.
ROFL. I realize I'm the wrong person to be doing the review. Come on down Elaine. Let's hear your review. You've got a wealth of experience with these machines. Awesome sauce. Sounds like you've settled on the Shark Apex which is an awesome machine by the way. :-)
Just purchased based on this review. Thanks again Angela!!
Yay! Keep me posted and let me know how you like it.
@@AskAngelaBrown It's coming on Monday and I'M SO EXCITED!!!
Ok, so I've had it for a week - and I LOVE it so far. Thanks for the recommendation!!!
Hi Angela! Wow was I lucky to find you by randomly picking this vacuum to look at. 1st. I only want to clean my 2 bedroom upstairs carpets, and 1 bathroom. Will this work on carpet? I did see you don’t know about pet hair , ( my dog sneaks onto my bed) I will only be using it about 3 times a week. I need a lightweight, easy to store vacuum. ( budget under $200.00.)
Any other recommendations will be most appreciated. And now I’m going to binge watch more of your videos!!
This is a great vacuum for the areas you mentioned. It would not be my first choice for pet hair removal. The beater bar on the bottom of this vacuum is not a champ for pet hair. I've got a Dyson with a tangle free turbine hose attachment amzn.to/380s7JV and it has not one but two rotating brushes that go in opposite directions simultaneously. This allows one brush to pick up pet hair the the other brush keeps it from getting clogged in the attachment. Unfortunately, my Dyson attachment doesn't fit this Eureka. And if you go to the Dyson stick vacuum amzn.to/3jLHgB9 you're in a different class of vacuum, more power, more suction, and a bigger price.
Hi Angela, I've just started looking at and plan to 'invest' in a Dyson Cordless Vac and thought of you, so I checked first to see if you've reviewed any of them. I am considering the V15 Detect or Cyclone V10. Have you had any experience with any of Dyson's cordless vacuums and be willing to share? I appreciate so much your many videos and sharing of your expertise - You Rock!
I'm a big fan of cordless vacuums until they run out of power. Dyson has an amazing line and are the best in their class. If you are using it in your own home for crumbs in the kitchen, pet hair on the furniture, stairs, or hair in the bathroom, I think you'll be quite pleased. If you clean professionally, I recommend a vacuum with a cord simply for the fact that you won't be able to clean all day on all jobs with a single charge.
@@AskAngelaBrown Thank you, Angela! Just for my personal use. As I am a bit older now I look to purchase things that will last (maybe not need to buy again-'maybe'), and I don't like to lug around anything heavy or unwieldy. I saw a video you posted some time ago in which you highly recommended Dyson vacs, though, not specifically cordless. Thanks for your recommendation(s), thoughts, and especially your time. Have a good one!
Wish it had more attachments
Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts on the Eureka Stylus.
May I recommend you to add the “cleaning the vacuum after used” part to the video.
Thanks.
I can see me going nuts with that. Lol
I want that 😂
LOL. It's small enough that you'll be using it all the time for hair, pet hair, crumbs, bits of this and that. I get annoyed because I need it now - and it's all the way in the other room. How many is too many of them?
Thank you for this review. Does the charger hang on the wall or only on a horizontal surface? Thanks.
You can hang it on the wall if you like. I have mine sitting on a small step stool plugged in right inside the back door. I just didn't have anywhere good to hang it in that spot.
I need this immediately. 🙂
LOL. If you have one - you will say that several times a day and you will use it on demand. ;-)
does it have a stand to attack it to when yr done using it ?
Hi. This particular product does not have a stand. It features more of a design that flattens so you can vacuum under things. Hope this helps! Thank you for your comment. ☺🙂
I'm curious, how long is the battery life on this vacuum? My experience with cordless power tools is the battery life is usually nowhere near long enough. I used to always buy an extra (or two) battery pack, but sometimes it is really hard to find separate batteries to purchase separately. Thank you!!
Interesting. Not sure on the exact life of the battery. Will have to check that out.
@@AskAngelaBrown Thank you for your prompt response. Just to clarify, by battery life, I did not mean how long the battery is a good, working battery. I meant how long the machine will run on one charge, before needing a re-charge. Thanks again.
Funny how she never answered this one? 🤔 Angela are you being paid hush money by Eureka or something? I wanted to know the same thing, and how long it takes to fully charge from empty or near empty? Loved the video however, but you didn’t provide important specifics that almost everyone wants to know. Battery life is imperative information on these vacs
I’ve had other battery vacuums and the battery stops working too soon. What is the battery life? This is what is holding me back. Can the battery be ordered and installed if it fails?
SAME!!! I’m also interested in the battery life. I ended up getting a Shark Apex corded stick vacuum. I REALLY like it except for the cord. The top motor part might be a bit heavier than the Eureka cordless stick vacuum.
The battery pack is supposed to last for 45 minutes. I find most of my uses are 5-10 minutes at most so it does the trick. If you are a professional house cleaner, who carries a vacuum with you to work - I recommend a corded vacuum. Don't put yourself in a situation where you are in the middle of a job and your charge dies and then you can't finish your job.
@@AskAngelaBrown Thank you for your reply. That is helpful to know.
is it good on carpet floors?
Great question. It depends on how high the pile of carpet. It is great for berber, rugs and hardfloors. And, it picks up nicely in the shag carpets I've tried it on, but with shag carpets it's hard to see what is really going on down at the root of the carpet fibers.
How long does it last before u charge
For me I find it lasts about 5 rooms or 20 minutes before needing to be recharged and this is after 2 years of use.
How do you empty it
Great question. You push the one button on the front of the dust cup while holding it over the trash bin.
The battery on my rechargeable Black & Decker won't hold it's charge any more so I was going to purchase another one. I may just have to buy this one instead. Looks wonderful! Also, Angela, have you ever used Universal Stone cleanser? I am wondering what your thoughts are....
This product is AWESOME for homeowners. But I don't recommend any cordless/rechargeable products for professional use. Too many times you get in the middle of a job and the battery will die and you don't have enough time to re-charge it while at the client's home - or recharge it for use at the next home.
This is a nice vacuum, I wonder how it compares to the shark cordless vacuum? It is probably much cheaper.
There are lots of different model numbers. Amazon is a good place to start when comparing vacuums. What you are looking for is the horsepower (or suction), price, and attachments. Another reason I love looking at Amazon is they are super about collecting user reviews. So if you have a question, often times you'll find a specific answer right there on the product page before you buy.
Do you know how long the charge would last?
The box says 45 minutes but that is assuming the battery pack is fully charged. Only once have I used it when I was in the middle of vacuuming and it came to a sorry halt. And I busted up laughing because I WANTED to keep vacuuming. :-)
How easy is it to clean the roller brush?
Easier than it should be. This vacuum doesn't have any roller brush grates that get in the way. Snip, snip, snip with the bird scissors amzn.to/3aSysII and bam! Roller brush is clean.
Hi I ,I like your videos, and you explain very clear , I will like to work with you for a day unless:).
Aww, thank you so much!
I got my Dyson stick vac. Definitely recommend it over that eurekabn
The Dyson stick is probably the best in it's class. And if you have a Dyson stick - you're good to go, you don't need one of these.
Angela Brown yes for sure. I own the v10 Absolute.
What is the power input
I'm sorry, I don't understand the question. It has a plug to recharge the batter pack.
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I wanted to know what is the input current for the AC adapter charger. Does battery can be charged by 110-240V AC current
Hi Angela! Do you have a recommendation for a Vacuum backpack? Thank you 🙏🏼
Pro Team is a really great vacuum and has an attachment that works well on hardwoods and berber carpet. It also has a small faceplate to clean (the part that touches the client's floors) if you are using it from job to job.
Angela Brown Thank you! Definitely investing in two. Have a super Saturday 🙂
Hi Angela, is this recommended for residential cleaning business?
No. It's recommended for crumbs and hair and quick pickups in your home. it It is cordless which means that if you used it for residential cleaning and you got out on a job, the battery could die mid job - not recommended. Also it's 350-380 Watts. And for residential cleaning you will need a vacuum with a lot more suction power.
@@AskAngelaBrown noted and thank you very much! Keep posting those very informative videos.
I'm trying to look for this vacuum- but having trouble doing so can someone help me out? Thanks
Sure, it's on Amazon amzn.to/33nr0BO
How much the price???
Eureka Stylus Cordless Lightweight Vacuum - amzn.to/3f7JGIc
Battery life is awful
Thank you for watching and joining the conversation!
Will this work for rugs?
Not very well. It's more like a crumb vacuum for hard surface floors in the kitchen or hair in the bathroom. The beater bar/brush is itty-bitty and if you use it to suction anything from deep plush rugs it will just make you mad. It is however perfect for seniors who need a lightweight vacuum for touch up cleaning and for Airbnb's so guests can clean up if they spill something in someone else's home.
@@AskAngelaBrown Thank you. You are right. I just saw vacuum war. He said the same through his test.
Could you have videos for us move out cleaning company? Thank you for always responding to our questions and honesty! Your my tribe😘