Thank you for your review ,please recommend a multipurpose vacuum that can function as a mop for tile and deep clean medium to high pile carpet and also function as a dry vacuum, one that comes with attachment that can clean cervices, if you think it's best to use two separate vacuum please recommend the two vacuum you think will work for those purpose? thank you
Probably the closest all in one vac is the Bissell Crosswave Pet Pro. It's corded, so it won't run out of juice, however it does not come with attachments. It's not the best for carpets. amzn.to/3VTsvkD For two separate vacs, if you have a lot of shag or deep pile carpets, the Shark Rotator amzn.to/3VTsvkD or Shark Apex amzn.to/3LVtCLR are both excellent with carpets and have very strong suction. For occasional wet tile cleaning the Tineco iFloor is quite good. amzn.to/3pyezQU
@@vacuumnerds thank you, if you have pets that shed ,decent size home, medium pile to high pile carpet also tile floor and sometimes busy schedule is it best to just get a regular vacuum only ? or get a wetdry vac for the tile floor and deep clean vacuum for the carpets ? what combination would be best? or just stick to a regular broom and mop with bucket of water?
It's up to you, but I'd get a plug in like the Shark Apex for the carpets (and pet hair) and maybe a wet/dry for the tile. I think it's faster than a mop and bucket personally.
@@vacuumnerds oth thank you for your help ,which of tineco you think is best for wet dry vacuum for tile with pet hair? is there any other wet dry vaccum you can suggest?
@@PheliceaFoster-Parker For hardwood or luxury vinyl floors a simple Bona mop cleans well. Of course it won't clean up stuff like mayonnaise, cereal with milk, or more commonly for me, cat puke. You would need to pick that sort of stuff up with a paper towel first. I use an old iRobot Braava Jet 240 with the Bona and it's all I ever need for floor washing (with paper towels for the cat puke). The Brava is awesome but it does streak my dark hardwood floors (no streaks on my LV). I just go over lightly with the Bona to get rid of the streaks (maybe a 3 minute job for a large area). I seriously hardly ever vacuum either. I have a couple of Roombas that do that for me. I have mostly hard floors by design. When I retired I pulled all the carpets out of the home we bought and put in LV. Now the robots do all the sweeping and mopping for me. I am looking for a stick vac to do the stairs which still have carpet on them.
very good information. Last time I went looking for a vacuum cleaner was about 10 years ago. The salesman told me that the designs with the cleaner attached to the tube, were nowhere near the quality of the ones where you drag the cleaner behind you. Technology have moved on since then I suppose. 125.000rpm sounds like a lot. The same as a Formula 1 turbo infact!
Wondering how the eufy would work on lots of dog hair. The Dyson vac is awesome, even at lowest setting. If eufy could do anything close to that without clogging, that would make it truly incredible. That ability doesn’t seem to exist in cordless mop vacs. My dogs and I cry over this every day.
Realistically, you'd probably want 2 vacs if you have to wet mop frequently and have pet hair. The Eufy does fine, but it's just not as good as a dedicated dry vac.
@@vacuumnerdsthanks for the response. What I really need is a vacuum I can use on floors that are damp or have wet spots, like dog drool, water dish spills, and occasional muddy paw prints, but also hair. I can’t use the dyson anywhere in the kitchen because of that. I do use a tineco mop vac about 3 times per day, but it clogs instantly on any hair. Does anything exist that can do a decent vacuum on a wet floor? It doesn’t seem too much to ask. It’s not like I’m asking it to pick up a potato or anything…
This is the V11 Animal the way it was sold in the US on Amazon in early 2023. I’ve noticed Dyson does repackage and change model lines over time. I have the receipt showing Animal on it
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Thanks for the suggestion
Thank you for your review ,please recommend a multipurpose vacuum that can function as a mop for tile and deep clean medium to high pile carpet and also function as a dry vacuum, one that comes with attachment that can clean cervices, if you think it's best to use two separate vacuum please recommend the two vacuum you think will work for those purpose? thank you
Probably the closest all in one vac is the Bissell Crosswave Pet Pro. It's corded, so it won't run out of juice, however it does not come with attachments. It's not the best for carpets. amzn.to/3VTsvkD
For two separate vacs, if you have a lot of shag or deep pile carpets, the Shark Rotator amzn.to/3VTsvkD or Shark Apex amzn.to/3LVtCLR are both excellent with carpets and have very strong suction. For occasional wet tile cleaning the Tineco iFloor is quite good. amzn.to/3pyezQU
@@vacuumnerds thank you, if you have pets that shed ,decent size home, medium pile to high pile carpet also tile floor and sometimes busy schedule is it best to just get a regular vacuum only ? or get a wetdry vac for the tile floor and deep clean vacuum for the carpets ? what combination would be best? or just stick to a regular broom and mop with bucket of water?
It's up to you, but I'd get a plug in like the Shark Apex for the carpets (and pet hair) and maybe a wet/dry for the tile. I think it's faster than a mop and bucket personally.
@@vacuumnerds oth thank you for your help ,which of tineco you think is best for wet dry vacuum for tile with pet hair? is there any other wet dry vaccum you can suggest?
@@PheliceaFoster-Parker For hardwood or luxury vinyl floors a simple Bona mop cleans well. Of course it won't clean up stuff like mayonnaise, cereal with milk, or more commonly for me, cat puke. You would need to pick that sort of stuff up with a paper towel first. I use an old iRobot Braava Jet 240 with the Bona and it's all I ever need for floor washing (with paper towels for the cat puke). The Brava is awesome but it does streak my dark hardwood floors (no streaks on my LV). I just go over lightly with the Bona to get rid of the streaks (maybe a 3 minute job for a large area). I seriously hardly ever vacuum either. I have a couple of Roombas that do that for me. I have mostly hard floors by design. When I retired I pulled all the carpets out of the home we bought and put in LV. Now the robots do all the sweeping and mopping for me. I am looking for a stick vac to do the stairs which still have carpet on them.
very good information. Last time I went looking for a vacuum cleaner was about 10 years ago. The salesman told me that the designs with the cleaner attached to the tube, were nowhere near the quality of the ones where you drag the cleaner behind you.
Technology have moved on since then I suppose. 125.000rpm sounds like a lot. The same as a Formula 1 turbo infact!
So I think it's safe to say we can attach the dyson brush to my car and turn it into a turbo!
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Would the eufy be good to be used as a mop? It’s on sale for £99 in the uk and thinking whether it’s worth getting as same price as a steam mop here
It works well as a mop in our testing. I haven't tested too many steam mops, so I can't provide too much guidance there.
I definitely don't need this video, because I spend all my money on car parts, but I watched the whole video anyways.
Haha
What about the Mach 1 Ultra?
Good idea
Great video! 😊
Glad you liked it!!
So dyson is vacuum cleaner and anker is mop + vacuum?
Yes
Both the vacuum s are really very good 👍🏻 ❤👍🏻
We liked them for different things! Definitely quality products
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Wondering how the eufy would work on lots of dog hair. The Dyson vac is awesome, even at lowest setting. If eufy could do anything close to that without clogging, that would make it truly incredible. That ability doesn’t seem to exist in cordless mop vacs. My dogs and I cry over this every day.
Realistically, you'd probably want 2 vacs if you have to wet mop frequently and have pet hair. The Eufy does fine, but it's just not as good as a dedicated dry vac.
@@vacuumnerdsthanks for the response. What I really need is a vacuum I can use on floors that are damp or have wet spots, like dog drool, water dish spills, and occasional muddy paw prints, but also hair. I can’t use the dyson anywhere in the kitchen because of that. I do use a tineco mop vac about 3 times per day, but it clogs instantly on any hair. Does anything exist that can do a decent vacuum on a wet floor? It doesn’t seem too much to ask. It’s not like I’m asking it to pick up a potato or anything…
Had 2 eufy vacs. First stopped working after 6 months, was replaced by new unit which stopped working in exactly 6 months.
Oh no
This is invigorating
And clean!
This is the regular v11, not the v11 animal. V11 animal has no lcd and no screw-shaped attachment, among other things
This is the V11 Animal the way it was sold in the US on Amazon in early 2023. I’ve noticed Dyson does repackage and change model lines over time. I have the receipt showing Animal on it
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We're hoovering up your heart emojis!
those are some handsome nerds!
Especially the one holding the vacuum.
Hmm, this smacks of self-serving, but then again, what is TH-cam for anyway?😆
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