How To Choose A Vacuum Cleaner

Choose a vacuum cleaner isn’t at all difficult despite the myriad flavors on the market, Here are some tips for selecting a vacuum cleaner that meets your needs.

Look for a vacuum cleaner that you can manually adjust the pile level. Those that adjust automatically can malfunction, and those not set to the right selection can damage your carpet or simply do a poor job.

If you have vinyl or tile flooring to vacuum cleaner you’re going to want to find a model that will let you set it low enough to remove everything without scratching or scraping the flooring.

Make sure the vacuum cleaner you select has the CRI seal of approval. This is the carpet and rug industry’s own institute that recognizes the performance and establishes standards for vacuum cleaners.

If keeping the air dust free is your goal, then choose a bagged type over a bagless one, which will actually make more dust when you empty it.
Look for a real HEPA filer inside a sealed system and if they will permit it, test the vacuum cleaner for air tightness by doing a test on your own.

One method is to run the vacuum cleaner and see how much dust has collected on the outside of the unit.

Make sure that all the attachments are easy to assemble and disassemble and that they will stay tightly together rather than falling apart when you are using them.

Check to make sure the height is convenient for you and that you won’t be stooping to push it since this can lead to health problems if done long term.

When you compare, make sure that you actually compare apples to apples.
Compare models that are alike in their methods and price range.
Don’t let the premier demonstrations such as the Kirby ones blur your ability to judge the product on its own merits.

Tips
Search for a vacuum cleaner that is self-propelled. This requires less effort on your part when pushing the vacuum cleaner.
A good vacuum cleaner can cost a few hundred dollars, but consider it a wise investment for new carpet.
Change your vacuum cleaner filter on a monthly basis if your model has one.
If you choose a vacuum cleaner with bags, change the bag before an indicator light comes on. You can squeeze the bag gently to see how full it is.
Wattage is only the amount of energy a vacuum cleaner uses to operate. It has nothing to do with a vacuum cleaner’s ability to remove dirt and soil. Many vacuum cleaners market the amps on the front of the box, but remember this is mostly a marketing tool.

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