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24.05.2022

When it comes to cleaning dust, experts tell us that vacuuming will always do a better job than sweeping. That means a good vacuum cleaner is essential for keeping your floors, carpets, and rugs free of dust and mites. If you’re going to be using it weekly, or even daily, you don’t just need one that works — you need one that works well, is easy to use, and is built to last more than a few months. But how does one go about choosing a vacuum cleaner in a market dominated by major players who all sell a suite of different models?

To sift through the Hoovers, the Henrys, and the Dysons, we enlisted the help of 14 experts across the tidiness spectrum, from hoteliers to bloggers to cleaning technicians (as well as pop stars, directors, and Strategist contributors, who all have exacting standards when it comes to cleaning.) I also took a deep dive into customer reviews to compare and contrast comments concerning suction, weight, and size. The result is a comprehensive round-up of the best in class vacuum cleaners, from the best options for pet hair to the best cordless options for small spaces.

Cord or cordless: The kind of vacuum cleaner you need will depend on the space you are keeping tidy. Are you cleaning a one-bedroom flat in the Northern Quarter or a three-floor terrace in Brockley? Smaller, cordless vacuum cleaners are easier to carry and store out of sight, which is ideal if space is at a premium — but the canister will fill up with dust much quicker. Larger, plug-in vacuums will be heavier, but have a higher capacity, which is ideal if you’re cleaning several rooms in one fell swoop.

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Suction: While most vacuum cleaners have a “high suction” and “low suction” option, not all suction involves the same amount of power. Air watts (AW) are used to determine a vacuum cleaner’s ability to pull debris through the air. This is not to be confused with watts, which just measure power, not suction. The kind of suction power you need will vary depending on your needs; if you have pets, for example, a higher-suction vacuum is necessary to deal with fur. Cleaning the filter will improve suction power, and cordless vacuums tend to have lower suction compared to plug-in vacuum cleaners. Not all vacuum cleaners featured here actually list air watts — there is currently no regulator ensuring they have to do so — so where we can’t find that information, we’ve unearthed reader reviews and expert advice to best determine suction strength.

Battery life: For cordless models, we’ve also looked into battery life. If you have a small space to clean, such as a one-bedroom flat, a model with a shorter battery life might save you some money. If you’re cleaning a bigger space consider one that’s both easy to take from room to room.

The Henry Hoover by Numatic was the most-recommended by the professional cleaners we spoke to. Six of them picked Numatic vacuums, with four mentioning the Henry model specifically. While it only has one setting, we made it our best in class because it offers professional-grade suction but is neat enough to tuck away in a cupboard, unlike some industrial-size models. It’s also pretty inexpensive compared to some of the cordless models on the market.

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