Bissell Featherweight 2033 vs Dyson V6

Of all the vacuums we've tested, the BISSELL Featherweight Stick 2033 is the best lightweight vacuum cleaner for elderly users since it places such little weight in the hand while in use. This corded upright feels incredibly lightweight, making it easy to maneuver even in tight, cluttered spaces. It has a simple bagless design that's very easy to maintain and incurs virtually no recurring costs.

Being cordless has a pretty good runtime and it's just super easy to grab off the wall and quickly clean around your home. Lastly, overall cleaning pe...

Its simple design also makes it easy to maintain, as the few parts that need regular cleaning are very easy to access. As long as you clean its dust cup filter and pre-motor mesh filter regularly, you shouldn't need to worry about recurring costs.

I recently scored a Dyson V6 Absolute for $60 off of Craigslist! I needed one after moving into a new rental with carpet. I like the cordless stick vacuum as well. Since they are so light and easy to use, I actually use it and vacuum regularly (my cat & I shed a lot). I’ve always disliked the corded, heavy, and bulky vacuums

Also, this vacuum has a very short power cord, so you might need to swap outlets when cleaning larger rooms. In addition, parts of its all-plastic construction are somewhat flimsy, especially its wheels, dustbin cover, and main handle, which feels like it could snap if too much pressure is applied. Still, the vacuum's portable design, impressive ease of maintenance, and affordable price help make it one of the best cheap vacuum cleaners we've tested.

then I need to slide the brush all in. make sure it goes in this way. First, you've got a spindle, one end that needs to be facing outwards and you ju...

. except they don't do as good on baseboards as robot vacs with the spinning brush sticking out do. The outside edge suction isn't that great but they get everything that matters

after a couple months it was clear they couldn't keep up. This vacuum DEFINITELY has amazing suction and got a disgusting amount of stuff up off my floor. However, it definitely wasn't made for binge-vacuuming

I'm always amazed at what I empty out of the little canister & what washes off the filter. GREAT suction, very efficient, stands right behind my door & no one knows it's there.😉

That's unacceptable. We've cleaned the machine thoroughly, replaced the filter, and tried anything we've seen online etc. and nothing makes a difference. It seems like a deep issue

It does get fur on hardwood, dust, light crumbs, and general dirt things pretty effectively. And it doesn't have this issue when you're using handheld or nozzle mode. Other reviewers are saying that the filter for this isn't made anymore, but I think that is old information. Here are filter replacements for this specific model: https://www

I read the care manual later and they emphasize washing the filter at least once a month and letting it dry completely. Will try to remember. So far, so good.

This little stick-vac packs a huge punch for its size and weight. If you have any bare flooring in your home this will tackle it NO problem. It works great on my carpeted stairs, and I have medium pile carpet on them. Everything detaches and attaches with ease, no struggling figuring out how to remove and replace the filter

Can a cordless **ever** be the only vacuum for wall to wall carpet? What is best for stairs? Is there anything as powerful as the v15 or v11 outsize in the stick and attachments area? I want to be able to switch out attachments and vacuum everywhere, and have enough so that there are kitchen ones and then ones for gross stuff I don't want touching the other attachments.

This is a great little sweeper and the price fits my budget. Anyone who has a back problem will appreciate that it’s true to its name and is featherlight. It does a very thorough job on my vinyl tile and heavier scatter rugs, as well as my hardwood floor. It is easy to empty and doesn’t take up very much space in my closet

but is it really worth over $400 for an extra vacuum that doesn't replace your existing one?