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Good pair of hiking shoes?

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Comfortable and cushiony shoes for walking on pavement 10KM/couple hours a day (UK)

Hiking sandals that last?

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We’re here help to help. It’s versatile, we mean it. Just clean your floors and your home with the Eureka Whirlwind multi-surface and lightweight canister vacuum, The long telescopic metal wand makes navigating around furniture a breeze, The on board 2-in-1 crevice tool and dusting brush cleans your windows, corners and places under furniture, Time saving features such as the easy-to-empty dust cup, automatic cord rewind all improve your cleaning efficiency dramatically, The washable filter and 2.5 L dust cup reduces emptying frequency between uses while saves your money of maintenance, The extended cod expanded your cleaning reach greatly.

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If you're looking to save some money on a vacuum cleaner, the Eureka Whirlwind Bagless Canister is a good option. Despite its budget-friendly price, this canister vacuum performs superbly on bare floors, easily clearing pet hair as well as small and large material. While its floorhead doesn't have an electrobrush or even an air-driven turbo brush, it sucks up an impressive amount of debris on low and high-pile carpet, though you might need to make an extra pass to deal with very bulky debris.

This vacuum is compact and lightweight, so you can easily store it in a closet or pick it up and carry it from room to room without too much difficulty. Suction performance remains consistent as its relatively spacious dustbin fills up, so you shouldn't need to empty it very often. Since it doesn't use a disposable dirtbag and has washable, reusable filters, recurring costs aren't a concern, and the vacuum itself is easy to take apart and put back together again.

Unfortunately, its power cord is short, so you'll need to swap power outlets when vacuuming larger areas. It also lacks an allergen-trapping HEPA filter, so it isn't the best option if you suffer from allergies. Parts of its mainly plastic construction also feel fragile, like its canister wheels and dustbin, though this isn't surprising given the vacuum's price. Overall, if you're looking for an affordable vacuum that can still handle most messes, it's a good choice and one of the best cheap vacuums we've tested.

If you're looking for a vacuum for under $100 and want a vacuum that incurs minimal costs of ownership, take a look at the Eureka Whirlwind Bagless Canister. Unlike the Eureka Mighty Mite, this canister vacuum doesn't use dirtbags, resulting in inferior air filtration performance and a less hygienic means of debris disposal, since emptying out its dustbin can release a plume of dust. That said, since there's no need to replace a dirtbag when it's full or swap out its filters, recurring costs are low. The Whirlwind also delivers similar overall performance to the Mighty Mite, as it does a fantastic job of dealing with messes on bare floors and clears away an impressive amount of debris on low and high-pile carpets. Its compact size and lightweight plastic construction also make it very easy to maneuver in tight spaces. Unfortunately, some components feel quite flimsy, though this is common for a vacuum at this price point. Its power cord is also very short, so you might need to swap outlets when vacuuming larger areas.

Get the Mighty Mite if you value the cleaner means of debris disposal that come with a bagged vacuum, but consider the Whirlwind if low costs of ownership are more important for you.

If you're looking to spend less on a vacuum for cleaning hardwood floors, the Eureka Whirlwind Bagless Canister is a very good choice. Despite its budget-friendly price point, it does a fantastic job dealing with pet hair as well as small and bulky debris on flat surfaces like hardwood floors. Suction performance remains consistent as its dustbin fills up, which is good if you have several large messes to clean. This vacuum's primary floorhead has bristles that you can extend or retract if you want to clear debris from the occasional rug or small carpet. Its compact size also makes it easy to store, while its lightweight construction enables you to pick it up and carry it wherever you may need it without much effort. However, its power cord is on the short side, limiting its overall range.

If you're looking for a budget-friendly vacuum with a longer operating range, the Eureka Mighty Mite is also a great option. It delivers similar overall performance but has a longer power cord and hose, giving you a bit of added reach. Its bagged design also allows you to dispose of debris faster and more hygienically but results in higher recurring costs. If you don't want to worry about staying close to a power outlet, the Tineco PURE ONE X Tango is a good choice, but it's notably pricier.

The best budget vacuum we've tested is the Eureka Whirlwind Bagless Canister. Despite this vacuum's affordable price point, it does a fantastic job dealing with small and bulky debris on bare floors. While its main floorhead doesn't have a powered brushroll or an air-driven turbo brush, it does have bristles that you can retract for cleaning carpets, and it delivers good overall performance on low and high-pile carpets. It's also impressively effective when sucking up debris in shallow cracks and crevices.

This vacuum's compact size and lightweight construction allow you to maneuver it in tight spaces or pick it up and carry it from room to room without too much effort. While it doesn't have a HEPA filter, it's still somewhat effective in trapping fine particles. It's also easy to maintain, and as long as you clean its filters regularly, recurring costs shouldn't be a worry.

Unfortunately, its selection of attachments is very limited, as this vacuum only comes with a slide-on soft-bristle dusting brush. It also has a very short power cable, so you'll probably need to swap outlets when vacuuming larger rooms. Still, if you want a versatile canister vacuum for a budget-friendly price, this is a great choice.

The best budget vacuum for laminate floors that we've tested is the Eureka Whirlwind Bagless Canister. Despite its relatively affordable price point, this vacuum does a fantastic job of cleaning pet hair as well as small and bulky debris on bare floors. You shouldn't notice a significant loss in suction performance as its dustbin fills up, either.

This vacuum's bagless design and washable filters help keep recurring costs minimum. Its compact, lightweight canister body makes it easy to maneuver, even in cluttered areas, and you can pick it up and move it from room to room without too much effort. Its floorhead has bristles that can be extended or retracted depending on the surface you're on, which helps clean the occasional carpet or rug.

However, this vacuum does have a very short power cord, so you might need to swap outlets when vacuuming larger areas. Its hose isn't especially long, making it hard to clean high-up shelves and counters. Some parts of its mainly plastic construction feel rather flimsy, especially its dustbin. Otherwise, its budget-friendly price point, maneuverable design, and well-rounded performance make it one of the best vacuums under $100 that we've tested.

The best vacuum for tile floors that we've tested in the budget category is the Eureka Whirlwind Bagless Canister. This compact canister vacuum does a fantastic job of sucking up pet hair as well as small and bulky debris on bare surfaces like tile floors. Suction performance remains consistent even as its decently large dustbin fills up.

This vacuum's floorhead has bristles you can extend or retract, which is helpful if you want to clean any small area rugs. Its bagless design and washable filters keep recurring costs to a minimum. Its compact size lets you maneuver it fairly easily in tight spaces, while its lightweight plastic construction lets you pick it up and carry it without causing too much fatigue.

However, it's worth noting that its power cord and hose aren't very long, which makes it difficult to clean some faraway areas and may force you to swap outlets when cleaning larger areas. It doesn't have an allergen-trapping HEPA filter either, which could be an issue if you have a heavily-shedding pet. Otherwise, it's an excellent choice for vacuuming relatively flat, even surfaces like tile floors.

If you're looking for a budget-friendly canister vacuum that incurs minimal recurring costs, consider the Eureka Whirlwind Bagless Canister. While emptying out its dustbin is a less hygienic process than removing the Eureka Mighty Mite's dirtbag, the Whirlwind's bagless design and washable, reusable filters keep costs of ownership very low. It also delivers similar overall performance, with superb performance on bare floors and impressive overall performance on low and high-pile carpet. You can even retract the bristles on its floorhead depending on the surface that you're cleaning. Its compact design is also fairly easy to store, while its lightweight plastic construction allows you to pick it up and carry wherever you might need it. Unfortunately, it lacks an allergen-trapping HEPA filter, though that would be a rare feature at this price point. It's also worth noting that this vacuum's power cord is very short, so you'll probably need to swap outlets when vacuuming larger areas.

Get the Mighty Mite if you want an easier-to-maintain vacuum, but take a look at the Whirlwind if you prioritize low costs of ownership.

The best budget bagless vacuum we've tested is the Eureka Whirlwind Bagless Canister. This budget-friendly canister vacuum is lightweight and fairly compact, making it easy to maneuver even in tight spaces. It's very easy to maintain and incurs virtually no recurring costs thanks to its washable filters.

Performance on bare floors is fantastic, and the vacuum does an excellent job of cleaning pet hair and large debris from low pile carpet. Performance on high-pile carpet is good overall, but you still may need to make another pass to fully clean very fine material. Its primary floorhead has bristles that you can extend or retract depending on the surface you're cleaning, and suction performance remains consistent as its decently spacious dirt compartment fills up.

Unfortunately, its selection of attachments is limited, as it only has a sliding soft bristle brush that can be attached to its handle. Its power cord and vacuum hose are very short, so you may need to swap outlets when cleaning larger rooms. Overall, however, its strong performance on a mix of surface types and budget-friendly pricing make it one of the best canister vacuums we've tested.

If you'd prefer a bagless vacuum, you may want to consider the Eureka Whirlwind Bagless Canister. Its lack of dirtbag results in a higher chance of a plume of dust and debris releasing when emptying it and inferior air filtration performance than the Eureka Mighty Mite. However, it incurs virtually no recurring costs as long as you regularly clean its filters of any stuck-on debris. It delivers similarly outstanding performance on bare, even surfaces like linoleum or hardwood, easily cleaning pet hair as well as small and bulky debris. Its lightweight plastic construction also makes it easy to pick up and carry. Unfortunately, it doesn't have a crevice tool to tackle messes in tight corners. Its power cord and hose are also short, so you might need to swap outlets when cleaning a larger apartment.

Get the Mighty Mite if you prioritize the superior air filtration performance of a bagged vacuum. Consider the Whirlwind if you don't want to worry about recurring costs.

The best budget multi-surface vacuum that we've tested is the Eureka Whirlwind Bagless Canister. This compact canister vacuum clears a remarkable amount of debris on bare, even surfaces like hardwood or laminate. It also does an excellent job of sucking up pet hair and other kinds of debris from low-pile carpet and delivers good overall performance on high-pile carpet.

This vacuum's primary vacuum head has bristles that can be extended or retracted depending on if you're cleaning hard floors or carpets. Its bagless design and washable filters keep recurring costs to a minimum, and its lightweight plastic construction and built-in carrying handle make it easy to pick up and carry to other rooms. You can also remove its wand to clean furniture, shelves, and delicate surfaces.

Unfortunately, it doesn't come with very many tools and accessories, with only a soft-bristle brush that can be attached to its handle. Its short vacuum hose makes it difficult to clean hard-to-reach areas, while its short power cord may require you to swap outlets when cleaning larger spaces. Some components in its construction feel rather flimsy, especially its clear plastic dirt compartment. Otherwise, its strong performance on several surface types, lightweight design, and budget-friendly price makes it one of the best vacuums for under $100 that we've tested.

If you're looking for a budget-friendly model that incurs virtually no recurring costs, the Eureka Whirlwind Bagless Canister is a great choice. This canister vacuum isn't as easy to maintain as the Eureka Mighty Mite. Since it doesn't use a disposable dirtbag and has washable filters, recurring costs shouldn't be an issue. It also delivers fantastic performance on bare floors and does an excellent job on low-pile carpet. It clears a good amount of debris on high-pile carpet, though you may need to make an extra pass to fully deal with very fine material. Its floorhead has bristles that you can extend or retract, depending on the surface you're cleaning. The vacuum's lightweight construction and compact body make it very easy to maneuver. However, its power cord and vacuum hose are rather short, so you may need to swap outlets when cleaning larger areas. It also lacks an allergen-trapping HEPA filter.

Get the Mighty Mite if you prioritize ease of maintenance, but consider the Whirlwind if you don't want to have to worry about recurring costs.

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If you want one of the best canister vacuums at a great price point, the Eureka WhirlWind comes highly recommended by our vacuum analysts. The WhirlWind exceeded our expectations when it came to hard surfaces &mdash; plowing through cereal, oatmeal, and even flour that had been pressed into the floorboards using a laminate floor roller. We were also impressed with how lightweight this model is at 11 pounds, making it easier to carry up and down stairs. This vacuum may be small, but it rose through the ranks when it came to cleaning, ease of use, and handling. 
Unfortunately, we would not recommend this vacuum to pet owners, as the WhirlWind had a relatively poor performance when removing animal hair from our fluffy and shallow carpets. This seems to be a common issue amongst vacuums that lack a brush roller, which helps to capture hair, and the Eureka is no exception. Still, we were able to pick up all pet hair with three passes. 
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CR’s take: Let’s just say that the Rainbow SRX is unusual. For starters, the Rainbow uses water instead of bags to trap debris. When you’re finished vacuuming, you have a tank full of dirty water—and you’re advised not to dump it down your drains, so as not to clog them. Another peculiarity: The design of the floor nozzle pushes debris along bare floors before sucking it up. But despite the caveats, it received high praise in CR member surveys, earning an Excellent rating for predicted reliability and a Very Good score for owner satisfaction. It’s expensive and mostly available through Rainbow reps rather than your local retailer. And at 36 pounds, it’s quite a beast—the heaviest of any canister in our tests.

CR’s take: Let’s just say that the Rainbow SRX is unusual. For starters, it uses water instead of bags to trap debris. When you’re finished vacuuming, you have a tank full of dirty water—and you’re advised not to dump it down your drains, so as not to clog them. Another peculiarity: The design of the floor nozzle pushes debris along bare floors before sucking it up. But despite the caveats, it received high praise in CR member surveys, earning an Excellent rating for predicted reliability and a Very Good rating for owner satisfaction. It’s expensive and mostly available through Rainbow reps rather than your local retailer. And at 36 pounds, it’s quite a beast—the heaviest of any canister in our tests.

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Sebo airbelt k2 kombi is a mid-size, powerful and light weight canister vacuum featuring clever storage of three on-board attachments. it comes with a 20-foot cord which helps eliminate moving the plug as often. the tug and retract cord rewinder stores the cord very efficiently.

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