Vacuum Buying Guide

No matter the model or size, most vacuum cleaners operate in the same basic manner. However, it can be difficult to choose the style of vacuum that is right for you when there are so many options available. Whether you live in a small apartment or are looking for something to do more heavy-duty cleanings, Menards® has the best vacuum cleaner for you. This buying guide will explore some of the most important factors to consider when purchasing a new vacuum as well as the most popular vacuum models and features.

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Things to Consider Before You Buy a Vacuum Cleaner

The most important thing to consider before buying a vacuum cleaner is your home's unique features. A home with primarily wood floors will have different needs than one with mostly carpeted floors, so it's important to choose a vacuum that's suited to your primary floor type. Do you have any pets? If so, you'll want to consider the best way to keep up with their shedding. If your home has stairs, it may be helpful to consider the weight of the vacuum before making a purchase.

It's also important to keep your lifestyle in mind when selecting a vacuum. If you have allergies or are especially sensitive to dust and mites, consider a vacuum that is HEPA (high-efficiency particulate air) certified. Those who are sensitive to noise or live in an apartment building should consider a relatively quiet vacuum that operates at around 60-65 decibels.

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The general rule of thumb is:  If you have more bare floor than carpet, you should choose a canister.  If you have mostly wall-to-wall carpet, an upright is fine, but there is more to consider than just the flooring when choosing a canister or upright.

While uprights are still the most popular style of vacuum in the U.S., canisters are most commonly used throughout the rest of the world. Recently however, canisters have been making a comeback here in the states. People are discovering that the canister type of vacuum has several advantages over a traditional upright:

Weight: Because the main body and motor are behind you, the tool you push and pull weighs only two or three of pounds. Most uprights are between 15-20 pounds making the canister much easier on your back and shoulders.

Versatility: Canisters usually have a bigger range of brushes and accessories to choose from, making it easier to get the perfect combination for any type of flooring. In addition, the canister’s ability to instantly clean under most furniture means less moving around stuff to get the house truly clean, plus you don’t have to reconfigure the hose and tools as you do on an upright.

Easier Stair Cleaning: Trying to lift the whole upright or balance it on the stairs is a real challenge. Many modern canisters are designed to actually sit securely on the stair while you vacuum with the long hose. When you’ve finished with five or six stairs, you just place the canister on the fifth stair and finish the rest.

Uprights on the other hand have one major thing people prefer over a canister: they are one-piece instead of two. Once you are used to operating a canister, you’ll probably never go back, but for some people, the one-piece simplicity of an upright is the only thing they are comfortable with. If you have mostly carpet and just can’t bear using a canister, definitely stick with an upright, but make sure it has all the features and accessories that best fit your flooring.

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