eureka WhirlWind Bagless Canister Vacuum Cleaner, Lightweight Vac for Carpets and Hard Floors, Blue

Its a good brand, which is why I continue to buy them; however, it doesnt have the suction of my old Eureka cannister Mighty Mite. I found that at a repair shop and it has been going for about 15 years. Its wearing down, which is why I bought the new one-which I put into a closet until the Mighty Mite totally breaks down.

I OWNED A DYSON BEFORE IT WENT CAPOOP, THIS NEW VACUUM HAS MORE SUCTION THEN MY OLD DYSON. EXCELLENT FOR WOOD FLOORS AND TILE...

Very light weight and easy to use.

Suction power is good for my apartment of one person with a cat. The scratchy material on the edges do pick up the cat hair fairly well, but still think i prefer a vacuum with a bristle roller for pet hair. I do like the light weight pull-behind canister, and the hose does seem to be a bit longer and more flexible than my last upright vacuum. Over all I’m pleased with this vacuum for light duty use, but would like it better if it had a bristle roller for anything more heavy duty. I do like how you can conveniently adjust the suction power easily on the handle area for lightweight throw rugs.

I just replaced the carpeting on my second floor with engineered hardwood and was looking for a vacuum that was light and maneuverable. Initially, I looked at rechargeable stick vacs, but they all had very small capacity and seemed overpriced. I then looked a small corded vacs. The Eureka Whirlwind bagless appealed to me because it looked very light and the reviews called it powerful, which it is. Ive been using this vacuum for about a month and Im happy with my purchase. Here are some pros and cons: Pros Inexpensive bagless lightweight strong suction great on hardwood floors head has retractable bristles easy to empty retractable cord clever built in brush attachment Cons not great for carpets smallish head no crevice nozzle limited capacity tippy backwards, especially for tall users vac power control slider on handle easy to hit accidentally I like bagless vacs for their simplicity and they are good for most chores. However, if you plan to use this vac for very dusty jobs, like plaster dust, you may want a bagged vac instead. Bagless machines will do occasional dusty jobs, but usually require cleaning of their filters thereafter. Good luck.

This little vacuum is just incredible. It performs at the quality of a 500+ dollar vaccum. It has great features like retractable cord, and a mount for the brush head. Easy to to use, simple, powerful and just a dream. Its pretty much an improved mighty might vac. And both I say are designed to have one of the strongest suction capabilities I have ever witnessed. Its up there with the Miele vacs and this bad boy goes for under 100 bucks. It almost feels illegal! This is also coming from a full-time house keeper. This vacuum even feels more powerful then a shop vac. A SHOP VAC!

Where has this gem been all m life? At 82 years old, this vacuum does the job more easily and efficiently than any vacuum Ive ever owned.. PROS: Lightweight, powerful, with great suction. Tools attached to hose and always handy. Nice long 16 cord with automatic rewind. Wheels make is super easy to pull around. No beater bar to disentangle hair, etc. No bags or filters to purchase and mess with. Easy, no fuss emptying of dust cup. Compact and easy to store. Fairly priced. And its cute CONS: Havent found any

This vacuum works good. Sucked up a lot of stuff my old one didnt. The tube could be a little longer for tall people but other than that it works good for the price.

I have been using this vacuum cleaner for nearly a year now, and overall, I have mixed feelings about its performance. While it boasts some excellent features, I have encountered consistent issues with its suction power that prevent me from giving it a higher rating. The he main drawback lies in the suction power, which has been underwhelming from the beginning. Despite following all the maintenance instructions and regularly cleaning the filters, I find that the vacuum struggles to pick up debris efficiently, especially larger particles like pet hair or crumbs. It often requires multiple passes over the same area to achieve satisfactory results, which can be time-consuming and frustrating. I have also noticed a decline in suction strength over time. While the vacuum initially performed adequately, its effectiveness seems to have diminished gradually. This issue persists even after checking for clogs and ensuring that all components are properly assembled. Its disappointing to have to deal with subpar suction, as this is one of the most crucial aspects of any vacuum cleaner.

This vacuum was very inexpensive, and of average overall quality. It has some convenient features like the telescoping metal handle, bagless dirt reservoir and washable filters. This model also comes with an extra filter. The foot operated controls for power, cord release and carpet/hard floors are convenient. Suction is strong and provides good cleaning power. The downside is that the plastic components seem a little flimsy. The clip that is intended to hold the cleaning wand upright when not in use could be sturdier and the telescoping metal wand flexes and moves some during use. Overall, not a bad canister vac for the money for light residential use. It’s no Meile, buts it’s also a fifth of the cost.