Canister Vacuums
A Canister vacuum comprises a wheeled body that's pulled behind the user, who holds a hose and nozzle.Canisters Vacuums are generally compact and lightweight, making them ideal for toting up and down stairs.Canister vacuums usually include separate heads for carpet and bare floors, requiring a manual change.
Upright Vacuums
An upright has both the motor and the suction head in one unit that's pushed in front of the user.Upright proponents love the convenience of sliding the vacuum out of the closet, gliding it over the floors and stowing it away again. Self-propelled models make the job even easier both in forward and in reverse
Stick vacuums are great for cleaning hard floors like tile, linoleum, and wood. Stick vacs are also great for cleaning carpets because they clean deep into the pile. However, stick vacs aren't very effective at picking up pet hair. Handheld vacs are great for cleaning small areas like rugs, furniture, and stairs. These vacs are also great if you're moving around a lot because they're lightweight and easy to carry. Uprights are great for cleaning large rooms like bedrooms, living rooms, and hallways. These vacs are heavy and bulky, however, so they're not ideal for smaller spaces. Canisters are great for cleaning larger areas like kitchens, bathrooms, and basements. These vacs are usually big enough to fit under your kitchen sink, making them perfect for cleaning behind appliances and other hard-to-reach places. Robot vacs are great for homes with pets. These vacs are self-propelled and can navigate through tight spots. They're also quiet and efficient.
