Words cannot express how excited I am to have discovered you guys OMG! As a fellow nerd with a huge special interest in vacuums this channel is like an actual dream come true.
It's interesting how literally everyone just drops pet hair on carpet but don't rub it in so we can truly see how effect each vacuum would work in real life cleaning situations but I do like that you guys did it for the sand so you have made me very interested in buying the dyson 😁
It’s pretty hard to rub it in I’ve found. It just rolls around on the top of the carpet. It’s difficult to simulate how it gets into furniture and carpet from pets
@@vacuumnerds ah ok thanks for explaining! And yeah I don't know what it is about my dogs hair but it just sticks and gets really into my carpets (they're all short strand carpets, can't imagine how'd it'd be for plush carpets 😅)
I've discovered that short pet hair works into carpet and upholstery fibers easier than long fluffy pet hair. They're little needles of sorts. We're replacing our 10 year old Shark Rocket (plug in) that has served us well but the canister has developed small holes (1/4-1/2"). I have to say I'm a bit disappointed that you didn't test the Shark Stratos with TruePet upgrade in this video. @@vacuumnerds
@@vacuumnerds It makes sense that it's hard to simulate, but god it would be helpful. I've just caved and been using carpet rakes because none of my vacuums seem to understand that the hair is NOT the carpet, no matter how recently I've vacuumed.
@@genevievec.8002 I've gone as far as using my cat brush on my area rug so that I could then use my vacuum to pick it up. The problem is, it takes me a 1/2 hour to vacuum a relatively small area rug.
NO I don't think you guys get it.... for example, my Dyson pet hair vacuum works fine when I 1st start on the house...However long into it is when it starts clogging, alerting off and on, and I have to constantly clean the filter and head multiple times every cleaning. You just can't review a vacuum (when it comes to pet hair) with just a few minutes of use after dropping some clumps of fur on the floor. The fur builds up and then bogs it down. GO FIND a lived in pet household due for a cleaning and vacuum it from start to finish. THEN you can reliably review your vacuums. BETTER YET, is if you reviewed on a MULTIPLE pet household.
I have 2 very fluffy cats and I vacuum almost every day with my Dyson. I clean the filter every 3-4 weeks. Perhaps you've got way more pet hair than I do, but I have not found my V10, V11 or V15 clogs on pet hair. Perhaps a corded vacuum might better in your situation? I appreciate the comment.
My goodness, calm down. You could have easily said "pet hair that is imbedded in carpet and apolstry is much harder to get out, so I would recommend going to a house that has more material for the hair to get stuck in for testing". Instead now we all read what you said and think "not sure I'm going to listen to someone who gets this intense over such a minor thing..."
everything made now is basically a throw way after 2-3 years. i have top of the line shark vertex and roborock s7max. they both do great. using roborock 90% of the time and shark once every months. nothing picks up dog hair like my bissell pet proheat 2x carpet shampooer. the double brush roll picks up hair even after vacuuming with the previous mentioned vacs. nothing can beat standard brushes for pet hair
I live in an apartment with two labradors and a cat and I've just finished filling the forms for servicing my Dyson V12 Slim. It's my third cordless vacuum in the last 5 years, after a Dirt Devil and a Bosch Athlet ProAnimal. They all work great for the first couple of months, then the fine dust starts to clog the internal airways and you start losing suction power or, in the case of the Dyson, it simply prints an error and stops. If you have pets, especially ones that shed a lot, you need a corded vacuum with replaceable bags and really good filtration and I'm surprised there wasn't something like a Miele C3 Cat & Dog on this list.
Appreciate your comment. The Miele you mentioned is $1400 which is out of reach for the average person. As we purchase the vacuums we test; we can’t buy and test everything we’d like. We’re not part of a larger media company, it’s just me and an editor at the moment.
@@vacuumnerds interesting. In Europe, the Miele C3 Cat & Dog with the Turbo brush is around 400 Euros (the Electrobrush is another 200 Euros if you buy it separately, but right now it seems out of stock), while the Dyson V11 is around 600 Euros.
I just came back to this review to see if they had tested a Mielle. I'm debating between a Dyson, Mielle and Sebo at the moment - but I want a good review before deciding since they are all very expensive. I figure at this point though, I'm better off buying a $500-1000 vacuum than trying cheap one after cheap one and still needing to take my carpet (I mean that, I have 2 carpet 'rakes' because my vacuums cannot handle it, even though one is decently expensive and for pets.
@@genevievec.8002 we eventually bought a Sebo Airbelt E3 Premium and, while it is a bit heavy to do the power head, it's by far the best vacuum we've ever had. We walk barefoot around the house and you can actually feel the difference between vacuuming with the Dyson V12 Slim and the Sebo even though both technically come with a power head: the parquet feels mopped, not just vacuumed, and the carpets feel fluffy. Also, the Dyson simply can't pick up some of the dog hair since labradors have shorter hair which gets embedded into the carpet, but there are no problems with the Sebo.
Great video, thank you. Very well done amd funny too. I do wish you did more stick models because for me i just want a quick to grab cordless very lightweight long stick type on the daily. I don't want to be breaking out the big vacuum anymore, but I certainly don't want to spend $800 (Dyson). And the battery can not start to "suck" in 6 months like they all seem to 😊 Right now im trying to leverage my awesome milwaukee batteries (long use and crazy fast recharge and i have a lot of them), but the first big vacuum of theirs was a total fail for regular use of golden retreiver hair and wanting to be easy enough for kids to use, too big, clumsy, heavy. I just bought their compact cordless and im not sure yet, might be another fail
I had two Dyson v11 animal vacs. I really liked them until they stopped working. The first one lasted a year and a half, and the second one lasted 8 months. I had two LG cordzeros. I loved those vacuums better than Dyson even. The first one lasted six months and the second one just died on me after three months. I bought them all at costco, and I returned them all to Costco and got a full refund thanks to their amazing return policy. I have three cats who shed quite a bit. Now I believe I'm going to be purchasing an upright corded vac. The only problem is I believe they are all too heavy for me since I have back problems. I really don't know what I am going to do, because I am convinced that these companies believe in planned obsolescence. Does anyone know of any corded vacs that are not more than 12 pounds?
Have you considered a canister vac like the Kenmore 600 series? I had an older one for 20 years, and I've been testing this new one for the last few days. Yes, it's 20lbs, but you only have to lift the wand and brushroll as you move around amzn.to/3snxrnw
Doing a vacuum research cram sesh before I commit to the vacuum bit as it were. *slaps folding chair off porch to add dad joke magic* so far y'all have been the most entertaining/ informative combo🎉🎉so thank you for that!
Great job the only thing I would change is that when you are talking about a specific vacuum that you should make sure that is what I am seeing on the screen. It was very confusing at times.
At the end of the day, you need something like a shop vac that won’t release dust inside the house out the back. This being for a tile wood floor with fur on it. The brushes just clog up. Once you have like 2-3 dogs that shed, the fur is usually not dry and has oil, at that point you basically need a industrial style vac, all these are good for dust but they will not long term work well.
I know a house cleaner that swears by Hoover's ONEPWR Evolve Pet vacuum. Did you consider testing them, and what are your overall feelings about Hoover? They've certainly been in the business a LONG time, and they're very affordable. Curious what you think?
@@vacuumnerds that's great!! I need to buy a vacuum in the next week or two, crossing my fingers the review will be out by then. 😉 Thanks for your reply!
It’s not great on shag. You need to pull it rather than push it. The Shark has a better head for that and the Tineco Pure One S15 is good on longer carpet as well.
The thing I don't like about shark is they continue to make the vacuums harder and harder to work on. Lots of the other brands sell parts or can at least be disassembled, not the shark. Not even a simple thing like the belt that runs roller. Once your 400 dollar vacuum has a part failure well... time to spend another 400 and expect the same failure in however long. I went through 3 shark vacuums, all had the same failure, I've since moved on to other brands because I just can't condone something that doesn't offer wear parts.
@@vacuumnerds**holds a tape measure from my scalp to the ends of my hair** 😓😣The Shark seems to be notorious for having inaccessible brush rolls locked in their own little cage. Plus their horror stories of short longevity. I have a screwdriver out every time I use the central vac on carpet & the whole ordeal is exhausting esp with chronic illnesses. I know asking for unpaid advice is very rude. I wish I was able to support your channel. So feel free to move on to your next task! If you had to choose a lightweight vacuum to pick up human length rave hair 💇🏼♀️ off carpet with the *least *amount of tangle (and if it does, has an easily removable brushroll so I can throw the screwdriver into a river) what would come to mind? Moving house within the year so won’t have the central vac. But I’m worried to put in a Dyson V10 investment if it’ll fail me within 2 years. So I looked at the V8 which has the hair screw tool & detangling Motorbar but I was worried the low setting would be too weak on carpet to sufficiently pick up any hair. Not many channels do the rave hair tests or show the accessibility of brushroll removal. Tbh I’ve been obsessing over vacuum specs since JUNE, trying to not screw it up. Since then I’ve been to one showroom to test out vacuums (half of which weren’t even plugged in) and haven’t been well enough to go out again to another store. I saw a pic of a v10 with major hair wrap on carpet with 11 inch hair & it’s spooked me. (My mum & I are having a lot of hair fall out due to continual high stress) Am I looking in the wrong direction? I’m worried about trying a vacuum & have wasted the money if it immediately tangled & can’t return it. I was looking at bagless to avoid the ongoing costs but with dogs & allergies I’m open minded. Prefer cordless but not critical, it just can’t be 4kg or something because my fatigue can’t handle it. P.S. Massive fan of the Mega Mess Tests! 🎉😅
The Dyson V11 affiliate link leads to three different Dyson V11 vacuums. The one in the video is said to be the V11 Animal, but I'm seeing in other places that only the V11 Torque Drive and V11 Outsize have the digital display showing the number of minutes left on the battery. Meaning, that the V11 Animal does not have it. Your video is the most recent one published on the Dyson V11 Animal (among the ones I've watched), so I am wondering if the V11 Animal now has the digital "timer" display. Of the three vacuums shown via the affiliate link, which one should I purchase to match the one in your video? Thank you in advance.
I purchased a pet hair vacuum, the Dyson, after watching the Video and I paid so much money for it, over five hundred dollars and it doesn't work like in the video. After having it for 1 year, it started having problems and getting plugged all the time with so little pet hair and not picking up as I would have expected. The vacuum plugs up all the time and I have to stop and clear it up. I sweep the floor first, than I go over the floor with the Dyson vacuum to pick up the dust. It defeats the purpose of having a vacuum. Maybe I just got a bad Dyson, and maybe there are others that might say it works great for them. Too expense for me not to work after a year.
Do you clean the filter every 30 days? Maintenance is important for all bagless vacuums. I've been using my Dyson daily for a couple of years so far and it's been ok.
It's a solid vac for the money, and it does fine on pet hair - however, it's not anti-tangle, so you'll need to clean out the brushroll every now and then. We did a comparison video with it: th-cam.com/video/5MGLyk2PCsA/w-d-xo.html
Would love to see this for robot vacuums. I got the Shark AI that is supposed to have a self cleaning brush roll like the Shark Navigator/Apex, but it doesn't work nearly as well as the stand up vacuums.
@@vacuumnerds I noticed your videos about vacuums quite a long time ago and I have been using shark vacuums for years. My favourite is the detective pro because of the design, looking and ease of use but Stratos is definitely the best shark cordless stick vacuum and the best one in the market if not it should be one of the best and I have used apex pro which isn’t even comparable with stratos. I think it’s definitely a mistake to not put stratos in the list, 3 of shark is many but stratos easily take any of these spots.
Hello vacuum nerds from the UK! I find this so entertaining. I have bought a couple of sharks in the past, but they both have got clogged in the tube between head and wand. Do you experience this, and is there an alternative you’d suggest? I’d love cordless tbh because as you say, the best vacuum is the one you use the most.
Unfortunately most vacuums nowadays are *relatively* inexpensive and hard to repair. I have been extremely happy with Dyson products. I've used them for years without issue. They are more expensive, but they seem to be well built and there is 3rd party ecosystem around them.
I have an old dirt devil and that little vacuum does a better job then my expenses Dyson. For real! It will pick up pet hair, dirt and easy to clean it up. Too bad they don't make it anymore. Well at least my little purple dirt devil works great.
I have a Dyson outsize and it was great at first and now a year later doesn’t work well at all. It’s a shame because it was really expensive. It’s out of warranty so now I have an expensive piece of junk.. won’t buy another Dyson again. They’re not made for longevity anymore.
It's a shame you're recommending Shark considering their frankly appaling quality and level of repairability. It'd be nice to see you test some bagged machines
Words cannot express how excited I am to have discovered you guys OMG! As a fellow nerd with a huge special interest in vacuums this channel is like an actual dream come true.
Aww shucks
@@vacuumnerdsI stick to my Kirby heritage, after all it's not made of 99% plastic,
@@tommynygaardjensen8398 very cool
It's interesting how literally everyone just drops pet hair on carpet but don't rub it in so we can truly see how effect each vacuum would work in real life cleaning situations but I do like that you guys did it for the sand so you have made me very interested in buying the dyson 😁
It’s pretty hard to rub it in I’ve found. It just rolls around on the top of the carpet. It’s difficult to simulate how it gets into furniture and carpet from pets
@@vacuumnerds ah ok thanks for explaining! And yeah I don't know what it is about my dogs hair but it just sticks and gets really into my carpets (they're all short strand carpets, can't imagine how'd it'd be for plush carpets 😅)
I've discovered that short pet hair works into carpet and upholstery fibers easier than long fluffy pet hair. They're little needles of sorts. We're replacing our 10 year old Shark Rocket (plug in) that has served us well but the canister has developed small holes (1/4-1/2"). I have to say I'm a bit disappointed that you didn't test the Shark Stratos with TruePet upgrade in this video. @@vacuumnerds
@@vacuumnerds It makes sense that it's hard to simulate, but god it would be helpful. I've just caved and been using carpet rakes because none of my vacuums seem to understand that the hair is NOT the carpet, no matter how recently I've vacuumed.
@@genevievec.8002 I've gone as far as using my cat brush on my area rug so that I could then use my vacuum to pick it up. The problem is, it takes me a 1/2 hour to vacuum a relatively small area rug.
NO I don't think you guys get it.... for example, my Dyson pet hair vacuum works fine when I 1st start on the house...However long into it is when it starts clogging, alerting off and on, and I have to constantly clean the filter and head multiple times every cleaning. You just can't review a vacuum (when it comes to pet hair) with just a few minutes of use after dropping some clumps of fur on the floor. The fur builds up and then bogs it down. GO FIND a lived in pet household due for a cleaning and vacuum it from start to finish. THEN you can reliably review your vacuums. BETTER YET, is if you reviewed on a MULTIPLE pet household.
I have 2 very fluffy cats and I vacuum almost every day with my Dyson. I clean the filter every 3-4 weeks. Perhaps you've got way more pet hair than I do, but I have not found my V10, V11 or V15 clogs on pet hair. Perhaps a corded vacuum might better in your situation? I appreciate the comment.
My goodness, calm down. You could have easily said "pet hair that is imbedded in carpet and apolstry is much harder to get out, so I would recommend going to a house that has more material for the hair to get stuck in for testing". Instead now we all read what you said and think "not sure I'm going to listen to someone who gets this intense over such a minor thing..."
I said it the way I said it... listen or don't.@@LoyalDW
I agree a house of pet hair is the true test
@@CaritaXoXo Karen needs a massage and a glass of wine. And possibly some pills.
I said it.
everything made now is basically a throw way after 2-3 years. i have top of the line shark vertex and roborock s7max. they both do great. using roborock 90% of the time and shark once every months. nothing picks up dog hair like my bissell pet proheat 2x carpet shampooer. the double brush roll picks up hair even after vacuuming with the previous mentioned vacs. nothing can beat standard brushes for pet hair
Thanks for the comment. I'm going to do a video on the Roborock S7 Ultra shortly.
I live in an apartment with two labradors and a cat and I've just finished filling the forms for servicing my Dyson V12 Slim. It's my third cordless vacuum in the last 5 years, after a Dirt Devil and a Bosch Athlet ProAnimal. They all work great for the first couple of months, then the fine dust starts to clog the internal airways and you start losing suction power or, in the case of the Dyson, it simply prints an error and stops. If you have pets, especially ones that shed a lot, you need a corded vacuum with replaceable bags and really good filtration and I'm surprised there wasn't something like a Miele C3 Cat & Dog on this list.
Appreciate your comment. The Miele you mentioned is $1400 which is out of reach for the average person. As we purchase the vacuums we test; we can’t buy and test everything we’d like. We’re not part of a larger media company, it’s just me and an editor at the moment.
@@vacuumnerds interesting. In Europe, the Miele C3 Cat & Dog with the Turbo brush is around 400 Euros (the Electrobrush is another 200 Euros if you buy it separately, but right now it seems out of stock), while the Dyson V11 is around 600 Euros.
I just came back to this review to see if they had tested a Mielle. I'm debating between a Dyson, Mielle and Sebo at the moment - but I want a good review before deciding since they are all very expensive. I figure at this point though, I'm better off buying a $500-1000 vacuum than trying cheap one after cheap one and still needing to take my carpet (I mean that, I have 2 carpet 'rakes' because my vacuums cannot handle it, even though one is decently expensive and for pets.
@@genevievec.8002 we eventually bought a Sebo Airbelt E3 Premium and, while it is a bit heavy to do the power head, it's by far the best vacuum we've ever had. We walk barefoot around the house and you can actually feel the difference between vacuuming with the Dyson V12 Slim and the Sebo even though both technically come with a power head: the parquet feels mopped, not just vacuumed, and the carpets feel fluffy. Also, the Dyson simply can't pick up some of the dog hair since labradors have shorter hair which gets embedded into the carpet, but there are no problems with the Sebo.
Great video, thank you. Very well done amd funny too. I do wish you did more stick models because for me i just want a quick to grab cordless very lightweight long stick type on the daily. I don't want to be breaking out the big vacuum anymore, but I certainly don't want to spend $800 (Dyson). And the battery can not start to "suck" in 6 months like they all seem to 😊 Right now im trying to leverage my awesome milwaukee batteries (long use and crazy fast recharge and i have a lot of them), but the first big vacuum of theirs was a total fail for regular use of golden retreiver hair and wanting to be easy enough for kids to use, too big, clumsy, heavy. I just bought their compact cordless and im not sure yet, might be another fail
Appreciate the comment. We have more cordless vacuum reviews coming.
I had two Dyson v11 animal vacs. I really liked them until they stopped working. The first one lasted a year and a half, and the second one lasted 8 months. I had two LG cordzeros. I loved those vacuums better than Dyson even. The first one lasted six months and the second one just died on me after three months. I bought them all at costco, and I returned them all to Costco and got a full refund thanks to their amazing return policy. I have three cats who shed quite a bit. Now I believe I'm going to be purchasing an upright corded vac. The only problem is I believe they are all too heavy for me since I have back problems. I really don't know what I am going to do, because I am convinced that these companies believe in planned obsolescence. Does anyone know of any corded vacs that are not more than 12 pounds?
Have you considered a canister vac like the Kenmore 600 series? I had an older one for 20 years, and I've been testing this new one for the last few days. Yes, it's 20lbs, but you only have to lift the wand and brushroll as you move around amzn.to/3snxrnw
Doing a vacuum research cram sesh before I commit to the vacuum bit as it were. *slaps folding chair off porch to add dad joke magic* so far y'all have been the most entertaining/ informative combo🎉🎉so thank you for that!
Trying to add a bit of humor to some household tech!
Great job the only thing I would change is that when you are talking about a specific vacuum that you should make sure that is what I am seeing on the screen. It was very confusing at times.
Great suggestion. thanks!
At the end of the day, you need something like a shop vac that won’t release dust inside the house out the back. This being for a tile wood floor with fur on it. The brushes just clog up. Once you have like 2-3 dogs that shed, the fur is usually not dry and has oil, at that point you basically need a industrial style vac, all these are good for dust but they will not long term work well.
nothing wrong with an industrial vac, but it’s not the solution most people are looking for.
I appreciate the video! Featuring Robin Williams and Garth (Wayne’s world)
Haha
3am watching this. From australia you guys are adorable x.
I know a house cleaner that swears by Hoover's ONEPWR Evolve Pet vacuum. Did you consider testing them, and what are your overall feelings about Hoover? They've certainly been in the business a LONG time, and they're very affordable. Curious what you think?
We will test it soon
@@vacuumnerds that's great!! I need to buy a vacuum in the next week or two, crossing my fingers the review will be out by then. 😉 Thanks for your reply!
Does the Dyson V11 Animal work well on soft(er) carpet? Most of the vacuums I've used are very hard to push and pull and gets stuck on carpet. :(
It’s not great on shag. You need to pull it rather than push it. The Shark has a better head for that and the Tineco Pure One S15 is good on longer carpet as well.
Answered from my other channel by accident
The thing I don't like about shark is they continue to make the vacuums harder and harder to work on. Lots of the other brands sell parts or can at least be disassembled, not the shark. Not even a simple thing like the belt that runs roller. Once your 400 dollar vacuum has a part failure well... time to spend another 400 and expect the same failure in however long. I went through 3 shark vacuums, all had the same failure, I've since moved on to other brands because I just can't condone something that doesn't offer wear parts.
A few people have mentioned this
Top picks for pet hair in 2023: Dyson V11 for cordless, Shark Apex and Rocket for corded. Great options for every budget!
I didn't see any verdict as to how the Dyson V10/V11 worked on the rave hair. Any thoughts?
V11 head is anti tangle so it’s much better, but every vac gets tripped up on 14” rave hair
@@vacuumnerds**holds a tape measure from my scalp to the ends of my hair** 😓😣The Shark seems to be notorious for having inaccessible brush rolls locked in their own little cage. Plus their horror stories of short longevity.
I have a screwdriver out every time I use the central vac on carpet & the whole ordeal is exhausting esp with chronic illnesses.
I know asking for unpaid advice is very rude. I wish I was able to support your channel. So feel free to move on to your next task!
If you had to choose a lightweight vacuum to pick up human length rave hair 💇🏼♀️ off carpet with the *least *amount of tangle (and if it does, has an easily removable brushroll so I can throw the screwdriver into a river) what would come to mind?
Moving house within the year so won’t have the central vac. But I’m worried to put in a Dyson V10 investment if it’ll fail me within 2 years.
So I looked at the V8 which has the hair screw tool & detangling Motorbar but I was worried the low setting would be too weak on carpet to sufficiently pick up any hair. Not many channels do the rave hair tests or show the accessibility of brushroll removal. Tbh I’ve been obsessing over vacuum specs since JUNE, trying to not screw it up. Since then I’ve been to one showroom to test out vacuums (half of which weren’t even plugged in) and haven’t been well enough to go out again to another store.
I saw a pic of a v10 with major hair wrap on carpet with 11 inch hair & it’s spooked me. (My mum & I are having a lot of hair fall out due to continual high stress)
Am I looking in the wrong direction? I’m worried about trying a vacuum & have wasted the money if it immediately tangled & can’t return it. I was looking at bagless to avoid the ongoing costs but with dogs & allergies I’m open minded. Prefer cordless but not critical, it just can’t be 4kg or something because my fatigue can’t handle it.
P.S. Massive fan of the Mega Mess Tests! 🎉😅
Great review!
Question, with the dyson would you use the soft roller to clean pet hair on hard floor?
Yes, absolutely. I do every day actually. My cats shed SO much, and my house is all hardwoood.
thank you, I appreciate the quick reply
The Dyson V11 affiliate link leads to three different Dyson V11 vacuums. The one in the video is said to be the V11 Animal, but I'm seeing in other places that only the V11 Torque Drive and V11 Outsize have the digital display showing the number of minutes left on the battery. Meaning, that the V11 Animal does not have it. Your video is the most recent one published on the Dyson V11 Animal (among the ones I've watched), so I am wondering if the V11 Animal now has the digital "timer" display. Of the three vacuums shown via the affiliate link, which one should I purchase to match the one in your video? Thank you in advance.
Dyson changes things from time to time. The one in the video should be at this link amzn.to/42BzsKh
Amazing review, thanks!
Do you happen to have a video on the Samsung cordless vacuums? Are those any good? What about for pet hair?
No Samsun cordless yet, but I'll review one this year when the new models are out
btw this review makes the dyson a preference. I mean, at least on my taste. But your new short is not compatible :( , Which one do you actually use?
I prefer and use the Dyson daily. However a friend of mine has a V12 and she prefers a corded Shark. Go figure.
I purchased a pet hair vacuum, the Dyson, after watching the Video and I paid so much money for it, over five hundred dollars and it doesn't work like in the video. After having it for 1 year, it started having problems and getting plugged all the time with so little pet hair and not picking up as I would have expected. The vacuum plugs up all the time and I have to stop and clear it up. I sweep the floor first, than I go over the floor with the Dyson vacuum to pick up the dust. It defeats the purpose of having a vacuum. Maybe I just got a bad Dyson, and maybe there are others that might say it works great for them. Too expense for me not to work after a year.
Do you clean the filter every 30 days? Maintenance is important for all bagless vacuums. I've been using my Dyson daily for a couple of years so far and it's been ok.
Are black and deceker powerseries extreme good for pet hair on tiles?
It's a solid vac for the money, and it does fine on pet hair - however, it's not anti-tangle, so you'll need to clean out the brushroll every now and then. We did a comparison video with it: th-cam.com/video/5MGLyk2PCsA/w-d-xo.html
Where’s the 2023 corded ‘sticks’ for hardwood
That’s a good idea
Shark Rotator link doesn't work.
Thank you! I fixed it
Why no Bissell vacuums????
They don't have sealed canisters. All the dander goes back into your room.
I have had 2 dyson stick vacs an both died after 3 years, not good at all for the over the top prices they charge
Llii
That’s fair. I people comment this sometimes. Mine have been fine over about 2 years so far
Kenmore has a new model with a better anti tangle brush roll fyi
I’ll test it soonish
Would love to see this for robot vacuums. I got the Shark AI that is supposed to have a self cleaning brush roll like the Shark Navigator/Apex, but it doesn't work nearly as well as the stand up vacuums.
There are a lot of new robots coming out this year, so once they are released, we can can do a comparison.
Wow! This is so cool. New sub 😁 Thank you Parwaz786 for sharing ✌🏼
Thank you for the sub! I see you do asmr style videoe?
@@vacuumnerds yes I do. Keep up the amazing work. Your channel is incredible 🙂
I’ve always considered these videos to be in the ASMR / hypnotic style.
How did you not put shark stratos in the list…?
We decided three Sharks on one list is plenty. The Stratos is a very good vacuum though and we've reviewed it several times.
@@vacuumnerds I noticed your videos about vacuums quite a long time ago and I have been using shark vacuums for years. My favourite is the detective pro because of the design, looking and ease of use but Stratos is definitely the best shark cordless stick vacuum and the best one in the market if not it should be one of the best and I have used apex pro which isn’t even comparable with stratos. I think it’s definitely a mistake to not put stratos in the list, 3 of shark is many but stratos easily take any of these spots.
Hello vacuum nerds from the UK! I find this so entertaining. I have bought a couple of sharks in the past, but they both have got clogged in the tube between head and wand. Do you experience this, and is there an alternative you’d suggest? I’d love cordless tbh because as you say, the best vacuum is the one you use the most.
Unfortunately most vacuums nowadays are *relatively* inexpensive and hard to repair. I have been extremely happy with Dyson products. I've used them for years without issue. They are more expensive, but they seem to be well built and there is 3rd party ecosystem around them.
How come you didn’t test the Dirt Devil Pet Pro?
The Dirt Devil Pet Pro isn't made anymore
I have an old dirt devil and that little vacuum does a better job then my expenses Dyson. For real! It will pick up pet hair, dirt and easy to clean it up. Too bad they don't make it anymore.
Well at least my little purple dirt devil works great.
Oh look fluffy fur makers!
We have the fluffaroos here!
I have a Dyson outsize and it was great at first and now a year later doesn’t work well at all. It’s a shame because it was really expensive. It’s out of warranty so now I have an expensive piece of junk.. won’t buy another Dyson again. They’re not made for longevity anymore.
That’s a bummer to hear. What about getting it repaired?
I totally agree. Samething happen to my Dyson.
A bigger catch basin the better
Bought a shark from Amazon and then it stop working
I'd try customer support at Shark.
You have worn white uniforms. So I will believe everything you say.
Our humor isn't for eveyone. Please forgive our meager attempts at entertainment in the appliance review space.
It would be nice if they could talk a little faster.
I can't tell if you're serious or not. TH-cam allows you to adjust playback speed btw
It's a shame you're recommending Shark considering their frankly appaling quality and level of repairability. It'd be nice to see you test some bagged machines
Appreciate the feedback!
Sorry if I came off rude, I'd just woken up :)@@vacuumnerds
@@vacuumnerds This video thoroughly explains the problem with Shark
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dyson isn't much better. over engineered over rated and some models need a shop for usual maintenance
Agreed @@dh8264
you mean the most expansive vacuum is the best also the same brand that pays you to promote happens to be the best!? wow shocker.
No company sponsored this video. We purchased all of them.
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New UK subscriber 👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻
Welcome