How to choose a bagless vacuum?

A bagless vacuum collects the dust in a dust collector. It separates the air from the dust and dirt there. The dirt stays behind and the air leaves the vacuum through a filter. Afterwards, the vacuum blows the air out. This type of vacuum doesn't suck in the air through the dust, like a bagged vacuum. This way, a full dust collector doesn't affect the suction power as much.

Not every bagless vacuum is suitable for any floor. If you have a wooden floor, a parquet brush is mandatory. This brush has soft bristles. This way, you prevent scratches on your parquet floor. A combi brush or turbo brush is useful for carpet. These brush attachments penetrate the fibers more deeply to vacuum all the dirt

A vacuum with a bag needs more power when it vacuums with a full bag. You don't have this problem with a bagless vacuum. That's because a full dust collector doesn't affect the suction power. This provides a constant and lower energy consumption.

When you vacuum multiple floors, you don't want a heavy vacuum. We consider a vacuum to be light when it's lighter than 5kg. A weight above 7kg is heavy. The weight and the wheels determine the maneuverability of a vacuum. That's why you should keep the size of the wheels and the number of wheels in mind.

We consider a vacuum to be silent when it produces less than 60dB noise. You'll still hear the television. Loud or very loud vacuums make so much noise that you can barely hear each other. Do you have young children who take a mid-day nap? A silent vacuum is useful.

With the right attachments and accessories, you can expand your vacuum's options. There are attachments to clean baseboards and corners. Another example is a mini turbo brush to remove pet hairs from furniture and stairs.