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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 
 The Mighty Mite canister vacuum is equipped with powerful brush rolls to deep clean carpets and a full set of tools are provided for specialty cleaning such as stairs and upholstery. This canister vacuum can pick up dust and pet hair easily. It has also made cleaning the insides of a car more convenient as it sucks up dirt and other small particles from under the seats as well as the sides. 

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The Eureka 3670G Mighty Mite canister vacuum is a sleek new compact canister that makes bare floor cleaning easy. This lightweight canister vacuum weighs less than 9 pounds and gives its customers value for money. While it does well on carpets or rugs, it is ideal for vacuuming bare floors, wood floors and tiles. This small canister vacuum is extremely easy to carry and is appreciated for its maneuverability. The 20 foot power cord with quick release allows you to take it with you wherever you go. Storage is never a problem because of its compact size.

LIGHTWEIGHT & MIGHTY
The Mighty Mite canister vacuum is equipped with powerful brush rolls to deep clean carpets and a full set of tools are provided for specialty cleaning such as stairs and upholstery. The Mighty Mite comes in a shipping box wherein the dusting brush is located at the top of the box and the crevice tool is stored within the handle of the item. This canister vacuum can pick up dust and pet hair easily. It has also made cleaning the insides of a car more convenient as it sucks up dirt and other small particles from under the seats as well as the sides.

Ideal for vacuuming quickly and efficiently

Equipped with a 12 amp motor, this canister vacuum not only creates powerful suction but also makes cleaning quick and efficient. The onboard tools such as the crevice tool, upholstery nozzle/dusting brush and carpet/bare floor nozzle provide easier access to even the hard to reach areas. 2 extension wands also help clean the drapes and pull out cob webs from the ceilings. This bagged canister vacuum includes a triple filtration bag system. The vacuum comes with a limited 1 year warranty.

GETTING THE BEST RESULTS
• Connect the hose to the front of the canister and attach the wands to the hose handle. Extend the telescopic wand by pushing lock button down and pulling on the wand until reaching desired height.

• Adjust to maximum suction by closing the slip ring on the hose handle. Attach combination tool, crevice tool and turbo nozzle to the end of the hose. If additional reach is needed, place the wand on the hose handle first. 

• To use the blower port, detach hose from the front side of the canister and attach it to the blower port on the back side of the canister.

• The dust bag and motor filter play a very important role in the efficiency of the vacuum cleaner. If the bag or the motor filter becomes clogged, no air can pass through the cleaner and no cleaning can take place no matter how powerful the unit is. To keep the cleaner operating at maximum efficiency, change the dust bag frequently and clean the filter as needed.

• Some fine particles can restrict the airflow very quickly and will decrease performance even before the bag appears to be full. For that reason, when vacuuming carpet fresheners or cleaners, powder, plaster dust or similar fine substances, the bag and filter may need to be changed more often.

The 20 foot cord and long extension wand provide for full room cleaning Light weight makes this vacuum easy to carry throughout the house The blower port blows debris from garage or workshop for maximum convenience The extension wand provides extra long reach to remove dirt from every surface Easy empty dust bag comes out easily for a no-mess clean Cord wind makes for compact and convenient storage

RTINGS

The best vacuum under $100 with a canister design that we've tested is the Eureka Mighty Mite. This bagged vacuum is lightweight and compact, making it easy to maneuver in cluttered areas or pick up and carry. It's also remarkably easy to maintain, with the few parts that require regular cleaning being simple to access.

This vacuum delivers fantastic performance on bare, even surfaces like hardwood or tile, easily sucking up pet hair as well as debris like rice or cereal. It does a good job cleaning material on low and high-pile carpet, but you may need to make another pass to fully clean very fine debris. Its primary floorhead has bristles that can be extended or retracted depending on the floor type that you're currently on. You can also remove its extension wand and clean with either its hard-bristle brush or its combination upholstery/crevice tool.

Unfortunately, it does incur some recurring costs in the form of its dirtbag, which needs replacing once it gets full, though it does have an impressively large capacity. The vacuum itself doesn't feel particularly premium either, and its wand can easily fall apart if it isn't put together correctly. However, its affordable price, compact design, and versatile overall cleaning performance make it one of the best vacuums for apartments we've tested.

The best vacuum for cars in the budget category that we've tested is the Eureka Mighty Mite. This compact canister vacuum delivers fantastic performance on hard surfaces and is very effective in clearing material on low-pile carpets, which could include surfaces like floormats. It also does a great job of clearing away pet hair on upholstered surfaces like car seats when used with its mini brush tool

 The vacuum's simple design allows you to quickly dispose of its dirtbag once it fills up and swap in a new one. Since it uses fairly large dirtbags, this shouldn't need to happen too frequently, resulting in low recurring costs. It has a lightweight body that enables you to carry it out to your car without too much effort.

However, its short power cord requires you to park pretty close to an electrical outlet in order to clean all parts of your car. Thankfully, its long wand, made of two hollow plastic tubes, gives you a bit of added reach for cleaning tight spots, though it's worth noting those plastic tubes can fall apart if they aren't put together with sufficient force. Overall, this is a great option if you're looking for a basic corded vacuum for cleaning your car. 

If you're looking for a budget-friendly vacuum for vacuuming stairs but don't want to worry about battery life or recharge times, consider the Eureka Mighty Mite. This corded canister vacuum doesn't have the go-anywhere range of the Wyze Cordless Vacuum, but you can run it for as long as you want without worrying about running out of charge, which is good for long cleaning sessions. Its lightweight construction allows you to pick it up quite easily, and its compact canister body is small enough to set down on a stair step if you don't feel like carrying it. It delivers superb performance on bare surfaces and clears an impressive amount of debris on low-pile carpet, though it struggles more with sucking up larger debris on high-pile carpet. It doesn't have an allergen-trapping HEPA filter. It also incurs recurring costs in its disposable dirtbags and filters. However, it's very easy to maintain.

Get the Wyze if you want to clean staircases without needing to stay close to an electrical outlet, but consider the Eureka if you prefer a corded vacuum.

If you're looking for a budget-friendly bagged vacuum, take a look at the Eureka Mighty Mite. Despite its budget-friendly price point, this canister vacuum delivers exceptional performance on bare floors, easily clearing away pet hair as well as small and bulky debris. While it uses a floorhead without a motorized or air-driven brushroll for improved surface agitation, it's still decent when it comes to dealing with debris on higher-pile rugs.

Suction performance remains consistent as this vacuum's dirtbag fills up, so there shouldn't be any need to replace it too frequently. User maintenance is incredibly simple thanks to the vacuum's basic design, and its lightweight construction enables you to carry it from room to room with minimal effort. It also isn't very hard to store in most closets, provided you remove and disassemble its wand. It comes with a hard bristle brush for dislodging stuck-on dirt and debris as well as a combination crevice/upholstery tool.

Unfortunately, this vacuum's power cord is very short, so you'll probably need to swap outlets when vacuuming a larger area. There are also a few noticeable weak points in its construction, most notably its wand, which is made of two hollow plastic tubes that can fall apart if they aren't put together with sufficient force. Still, if you're looking for a versatile bagged vacuum at a highly affordable price, it's a great option, and one of the best vacuums under $100 that we've tested.

The best canister vacuum cleaner that we've tested at a budget-friendly price is the Eureka Mighty Mite. This bagged canister vacuum is small enough to be stored in most cupboards or closets and has a lightweight construction that allows you to pick it up and carry it from room to room with minimal effort. It's also pretty easy to maneuver in cluttered areas.

Despite this vacuum's budget-friendly price point, it does a fantastic job of dealing with bulky and small material on bare floors. You can retract the bristles on its floorhead for improved performance on carpeted surfaces. It's fairly effective in dealing with most kinds of material, though you might need to make a couple of extra passes to fully clear finer material that's been embedded in carpet fibers. It has a simple design that makes it easy to access its dirtbags and filters for regular replacement.

 Unfortunately, this vacuum does feel a little cheap in places, especially its wand, which is made of a pair of plastic tubes and can fall apart if they aren't put together with sufficient force. Its power cord isn't very long either, so you'll probably need to swap outlets when vacuuming larger areas. Otherwise, if you're looking for a simply-designed, affordable canister vacuum that delivers surprisingly strong performance, it's a good choice.

The best vacuum for small apartments with mostly bare floors that we've tested is the Eureka Mighty Mite. This budget-friendly canister vacuum is small enough to be easily stored in closets and has a lightweight construction that enables you to carry it wherever you might need it. Its simple design also makes it very easy to maintain, and the few parts that need regular cleaning are easy to access.

This vacuum performs remarkably well on flat, even surfaces like hardwood, linoleum, or tile floors. While it has a rather basic floorhead that lacks an air-driven turbo brush or even a motorized electrobrush, you can extend or retract the floorhead's bristles just in case you want to clean any small rugs or carpets. Suction performance remains consistent as its dustbin fills up, so you shouldn't need to replace it too frequently.

Unfortunately, there are a few components that feel a little fragile, and the tubes that make up its wand can fall out of place if they aren't connected correctly. Its power cord is short, so you might need to swap outlets when vacuuming larger areas. Otherwise, its affordable price point and compact dimensions make it a great option for apartment dwellers.

The best corded vacuum cleaner at a budget-friendly price that we've tested is the Eureka Mighty Mite. Despite its budget-friendly price point, this compact corded vacuum still manages to deliver exceptional performance on bare floors, easily cleaning pet hair as well as bulky and small debris. Even though its floorhead doesn't have an electrobrush or a turbo brush, it can still clean a very good amount of debris on low and high-pile carpets and rugs.

This vacuum's lightweight construction lets you pick it up and carry it from room to room with minimal effort. It has a very simple design, with the few parts that need regular cleaning or replacing being within easy reach. Its primary floorhead has bristles that can be extended or retracted depending on the floor type that you're on. You can also remove its wand components and floorhead, allowing you to clean hard-to-reach areas with either its combination hard-bristle brush/upholstery tool or its crevice tool.

Unfortunately, this vacuum incurs some recurring costs over time since you need to replace its dirtbag once it fills up, though it does have an impressively large capacity. Its power cord and hose are short, so you might need to swap outlets when cleaning larger areas. If you're looking for a budget-friendly canister vacuum that can handle most kinds of debris on most surfaces, it's a great option.

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If you are shopping on the tightest of budgets for a new vacuum, then we recommend that you consider the Eureka Mighty Mite. This pint-sized canister vacuum does a solid job cleaning up most types of messes from hard floors and isn't too bad on carpet. It's very convenient and easy to use, being one of the lightest vacuums in the group. We love how easy it makes it to clean under and around furniture and appreciate that it isn't too noisy. 
However, this vacuum is definitely far from the best for cleaning carpets. The lack of a powered brush roll puts it at a severe disadvantage, particularly for tasks like picking up pet hair or dislodging other messes from the carpet fibers. Despite that, we think this is a great option for those looking to spend as little as possible, especially if they mainly have hard floors or light-duty cleaning tasks. 

The Eureka Mighty Mite is a fantastic choice for something corded and budget-friendly. It isn't nearly as well-built as the Miele Classic C1 PowerLine Pure Suction and lacks conveniences like a self-winding power cable or onboard tool storage. However, it delivers superb performance on bare floors and sucks up an impressive amount of debris on carpet, even with a bare-bones pure suction floorhead. Still, if you plan on cleaning a lot of dense carpeting on a budget, go for an upright with a height-adjustable head, like the BISSELL PowerForce Helix. That said, the BISSELL takes up a lot more room, isn't nearly as easy to maneuver, especially in cramped environments, and feels even less sturdy.

On the plus side, the Eureka is also very compact and easy to maintain. However, it has a pretty short power cable, so you'll probably have to swap outlets when cleaning bigger areas.

The best vacuum priced under $100 that we've tested is the Eureka Mighty Mite. This bagged vacuum is lightweight and compact, making it easy to maneuver in cluttered areas or pick up and carry. It's also remarkably easy to maintain, with the few parts that require regular cleaning being simple to access. It delivers fantastic performance on bare, even surfaces and does a good job cleaning material on low and high-pile carpet. Its primary floorhead has bristles that can be extended or retracted depending on the floor type that you're currently on. You can also remove its extension wand and clean it with either its hard-bristle brush or its combination upholstery/crevice tool.

Unfortunately, it does incur some recurring costs in the form of its dirtbag, which needs replacing once it gets full, though it does have an impressively large capacity. If you don't want to deal with the hassle of replacing a dirtbag periodically, the Eureka Whirlwind Bagless Canister is a great alternative, though it has a shorter range.

If you're looking to spend less on a vacuum for cleaning hardwood floors, the Eureka Mighty Mite is a very good choice. Its short power cord and canister configuration make it a bit more of a hassle to deploy than a cordless model like the Tineco PURE ONE X Tango. However, it delivers fantastic performance hardwood floors at a budget-friendly price point. Suction performance remains consistent as its large-capacity dirtbag 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, this vacuum doesn't have a telescopic wand, instead using a pair of tubes that can fall apart easily if they aren't wedged together tightly enough. Some versions of the Mighty Mite also have vents behind the rear wheels, which bypass any post-motor filtration, negating the benefit of using an aftermarket HEPA filter if you want to improve its air filtration performance.

If you don't want to worry about running out of charge partway through cleaning your car, the Eureka Mighty Mite is a very good option. It doesn't have the go-anywhere range of a cordless model like the Samsung Jet 60 Pet and, unlike the RYOBI 18V One+ 3 Gal. Project Wet/Dry, you can't use it to clear away liquid spills. Still, it delivers fantastic performance on hard surfaces and is very effective in clearing material on low-pile floormats. It also does a great job of clearing away pet hair on upholstered surfaces like car seats when used with its mini brush tool. The vacuum's simple design lets you quickly dispose of its high-capacity dirtbag once it fills up. It has a lightweight body that lets you carry it out onto the street or on your driveway with minimal effort.

However, it has a short power cord, so you'll probably need to use an extension cord to fully clean everywhere inside your car. Thankfully, its long wand, made of two hollow plastic tubes, gives you a bit of added reach for cleaning tight spots, though it's worth noting those plastic tubes can fall apart if they aren't put together with sufficient force.

The best cheap vacuum we've tested is the Eureka Mighty Mite. This compact canister vacuum delivers strong performance across a wide variety of surfaces, despite its affordable price point. It easily clears away messes on bare floors and performs well on low and high-pile carpet, even with a basic straight suction floorhead. You can retract the floorhead's bristles to generate a tighter seal against carpeted floors and improve debris pickup. Suction performance remains consistent as its dirtbag fills up, so you won't need to swap in a new one too often.

The vacuum itself feels reasonably sturdy, if a little cheap, and has a remarkably simple design that's easy to maintain. It's also small enough to easily store in a closet or a nook between furniture pieces. Its wand, made of two hollow plastic tubes, is quite long and gives you a good amount of added reach, though they can fall out of place if you don't wedge them together tightly enough. You have to wind its power cord back manually, too, which can be annoying.

The Eureka Mighty Mite is a good choice if you're looking for a lightweight corded canister vacuum. While it doesn't have the grab-and-go convenience of a cordless stick vacuum like the Wyze Cordless Vacuum, it is a better fit for longer cleaning sessions since you won't need to worry about running out of charge. It's also considerably lighter and smaller than most other canister vacuums, meaning you can pull it around with minimal effort. Its overall design isn't too complicated either, so you can swap out its filters or put in a new dirtbag once it's been filled up. Its power cord is pretty short, so you'll probably need to swap outlets when cleaning larger areas.

This vacuum does a fantastic job of cleaning even surfaces and is pretty effective on low and high-pile carpet. While its floorhead doesn't have a motorized or air-driven brushroll for improved surface agitation, it does have bristles that you can retract to help generate a tighter seal on rugs and carpets. If you prefer using a bagless option and don't mind the less hygienic debris disposal endemic to that sort of vacuum, the Eureka Whirlwind Bagless Canister is a similarly-performing alternative that's very portable.

If you're looking for a budget-friendly bagged vacuum, look at the Eureka Mighty Mite. While it isn't nearly as well-built as the Miele Classic C1 PowerLine Pure Suction and lacks many convenience features, like the allergen-sealed body or self-winding power cord, it's still a good option if you're looking for solid performance on a budget. It easily clears debris on bare floors, and while it only has a straight-suction floorhead, it's still decent when dealing with debris on carpets. User maintenance is incredibly simple, thanks to the vacuum's basic design, and its lightweight construction enables you to carry it from room to room with minimal effort. It comes with a hard bristle brush for dislodging stuck-on dirt and debris, as well as a combination crevice/upholstery tool.

Unfortunately, this vacuum's power cord is very short, so you'll probably need to swap outlets when vacuuming a larger area. There are also a few noticeable weak points in its construction, most notably its wand, which is made of two hollow plastic tubes that can fall apart if they aren't put together with sufficient force.

The best vacuum cleaner for laminate floors at a budget-friendly price point that we've tested is the Eureka Mighty Mite. While it doesn't offer the go-anywhere range of a cordless model like the Tineco PURE ONE X Tango, it's remarkably affordable, and its corded design makes it a better fit for longer cleaning sessions. 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 won't notice a significant loss in suction performance as its dirtbag fills up. It's also remarkably easy to maintain and uses relatively spacious dirtbags for a vacuum of this size, so you won't need to swap in a new bag too often.

The vacuum's 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. However, this vacuum's power cord is on the shorter end of the scale, so you'll probably have to swap outlets when vacuuming larger areas. While its wand, made of a pair of hollow plastic tubes, does give you a fair amount of added reach, be aware that you'll need to wedge the two pieces together pretty tightly to avoid having them fall apart while cleaning.

The best budget vacuum for tile floors we've tested is the Eureka Mighty Mite. This compact canister vacuum isn't nearly as powerful or as well-built as higher-end canister models like the Miele Classic C1 PowerLine Pure Suction and lacks the grab-and-go convenience of a cordless model like the Tineco PURE ONE X Tango, but it's also very affordable and does a fantastic job of sucking up pet hair and solid debris on bare surfaces like tile floors. Its floorhead has bristles you can extend or retract, which is helpful if you want to clean any small area rugs. It has a very simple design and uses high-capacity dirtbags that won't need replacing very often. Its compact size lets you maneuver it fairly easily in tight spaces, and it's light enough to 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, so you'll probably need to swap outlets when cleaning larger areas. If you don't mind paying a slight premium for a relatively affordable cordless vacuum, the Wyze Cordless Vacuum is the best stick vacuum for tile floors at a budget-friendly price point we've tested. However, it's important to note that bulkier debris can clog its suction inlet.

The best canister vacuum cleaner we've tested at a budget-friendly price is the Eureka Mighty Mite. It might not offer the effortless operation, range of convenience features, or sturdy build quality of a mid-range or high-end model like the Miele Classic C1 PowerLine Pure Suction and Miele Complete C3 Alize PowerLine, but it does offer quite a bit of bang for the buck. Despite its budget-friendly price point, it does a fantastic job of cleaning bare floors and clears away a good amount of debris on carpets, even with a simple straight-suction floorhead. Its compact, lightweight design makes it easy to maneuver in tight spots, and it also happens to be remarkably easy to maintain.

Unfortunately, this vacuum does feel a little cheap in places, especially its wand, which is made of a pair of plastic tubes and can fall apart if they aren't put together with sufficient force. You'll also need to replace its filters and dirtbags periodically. If you don't want to deal with the expense of replacing filters and dirtbags, the Eureka Whirlwind Bagless Canister is a good option, though it has an even shorter range, so you'll need to swap outlets when cleaning bigger rooms.

The best vacuum with good suction we've tested in the budget category is the Eureka Mighty Mite. This compact canister vacuum feels somewhat cheaply built and lacks many of the quality-of-life features found on pricier models like the Miele Classic C1 PowerLine Pure Suction, like a self-winding power cord and allergen-sealed body. However, if you're looking for good suction performance at a bargain price, it's hard to beat. Its potent 12-amp motor allows it to easily clear solid debris from bare floors and perform well on low and high-pile carpet, even with a basic straight-suction floorhead. Its compact, lightweight construction also allows you to pick it up and carry it wherever you may need it, though its power cord is short, so you'll probably need to swap outlets when vacuuming faraway rooms.

It has a very simple design, making it easy to swap in a new filter and replace its dirtbag whenever it gets full. Still, if you don't want to worry about swapping out dirtbags and don't mind a less hygienic means of debris disposal, the Eureka Whirlwind Bagless Canister could be worth a look. It delivers similar overall cleaning performance to the Mighty Mite but doesn't use disposable dirtbags, resulting in minimal recurring costs.

The best vacuum for small apartments at a budget-friendly price that we've tested is the Eureka Mighty Mite. It doesn't have the go-anywhere operating range of a cordless model like the Samsung Jet 60 Pet, but it's also much cheaper, and its corded design makes it a better option for longer cleaning sessions. It's very compact, especially for a canister vacuum, so it isn't especially hard to fit in a closet. Its lightweight construction enables you to carry it wherever you need it. While its simple design feels somewhat cheap in places, it's very easy to maintain, with the few parts that need regular cleaning being easy to access. Performance is also very strong across a wide range of surface types.

Looking for something even more inexpensive? Check out the BISSELL Featherweight Stick 2033. This bagless upright has a remarkably simple design that doesn't use dirtbags, resulting in lower operating costs. It's also even more compact, making it a cinch to store upright in most apartments. However, its overall performance lags behind the Eureka, especially when trying to clear away heavy, bulky debris.

If you want a budget-friendly corded vacuum, consider the Eureka Mighty Mite. If you're cross-shopping against a pricier canister vacuum like the Miele Classic C1 PowerLine Pure Suction, you're losing out on build quality and an array of convenience features, like onboard tool storage and a self-winding power cord. Despite its budget-friendly price point, this compact corded vacuum still delivers exceptional performance on bare floors, easily cleaning pet hair and bulky and small debris. Unlike the Kenmore Intuition Bagged, with its powered floorhead, the Eureka comes bundled with a basic straight-suction floorhead. Thankfully, it's still quite effective on most carpets, and its canister design makes it easier to maneuver.

If you'd rather not deal with the hassle of swapping out a dirtbag, you could also look at the Eureka Whirlwind Bagless Canister, which performs similarly to the Mighty Mite. Unfortunately, it has an even shorter range and only comes with a soft-bristle dusting brush, with no crevice tool for tackling messes in tight corners and no dedicated upholstery tool for easier cleaning of fabric-lined furniture.

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I also added a gasket to the blower port as the hose assembly was loose there, though it was a nice tight fit on the front (vacuum) side of the machine. Once modified, the unit works as good as the old one. A shame that Eureka made this version larger, less sleek and with design flaws (even if they were intentional) compared to the old model. As they say, "they don't build them like they used to"

You may need to remove (cut out) the protective cover on the blower port to gain volume of air.

 This is because Eureka has put holes in the back (underneath the wheels) to divert much of the blower pressure.

 A shame that Eureka made this version larger, less sleek and with design flaws (even if they were intentional) compared to the old model. As they say, "they don't build them like they used to".

Vacuum sucks, but doesn't blow

 Not too hard to push around, there was a little resistance but way better than my old one. It seemed to do an incredibly well job at cleaning the carpet, I could tell a second pass through would have been pointless.

On to the carpet. Silky smooth experience on my plush carpet. Not too hard to push around, there was a little resistance but way better than my old one. It seemed to do an incredibly well job at cleaning the carpet, I could tell a second pass through would have been pointless

Not as advertised! There is NO hepa filter with this model 3670g!!! Product details states it does and Q/A response from Eureka also… IT DOES NOT!!! Very misleading. Target should correct this ASAP

NOT AS ADVERTISED

 It's durable - its taken many a spill, and not one bit has chipped or cracked and it still works like new. And it's cheap. So cheap. Same may say it feels cheap, and it doesn't feel like a $1000 vac, but did I mention how nothing has broken or chipped on it despite hitting the hard tile numerous times?  It has some flaws, it's designed to a price point, but it has incredible suction, is super reliable, light enough to carry all the time, and parts and accessories are cheap

 So keep in mind, this review is within the scope of the typically defined tasks for canisters with non powered heads.  This is my second Mighty Mite (I purchased it for my daughter) and I can't say enough about these. If you have mostly uncarpeted areas to clean (in our case it's ceramic tile) this thing is really great.  The good: Incredible suction

 To that point - things you might want:  1) HEPA filter. The same HEPA filter that fits on the "Pet" version of this vac fits this one. They're the same basic unit. It snaps over the exhaust

The best value in hard surface vacs - incredible suction, super light and durable.

Funnily enough, your Eureka managed to outlive the actual Eureka company that got bought out in 2016. Sounds like you've taken good care of that little vacuum!

I am thoroughly surprised by this vacuum!

To start, I bought this in 2009, when I moved to my first apartment to attend college. It was only $15, and my thought was to just get it so I can vacuum my floors and hopefully it will last until my lease ends. The RAs would check periodically to make sure the unit was clean, so a vacuum was a must and I was unprepared by this rule, so I just bought the cheapest thing. My plan was to by a better one after I moved in, but with the rule, I had to rush and get one quick.

Embarrassingly enough, I never went to try and get a "better" vacuum. It is 2021, I just finished my weekly vacuuming of my house, with my Eureka Pick-up. That's right! It's still running! A $15 vacuum I bought 12 years ago, and have used to vacuum all the places I have lived in, every week.

This says something about the reliability of this model. Or at least I got very lucky with a fluke good unit out of a model that should of been subpar. But I am surprised it has lasted this long. I definitely have got my $15 worth out of it, several times over.

It cleans pretty well too. The downside of the vacuum is I have to empty out the dirt container 8 times when I vacuum the whole house. But other than that, it works great for a $15 vacuum that is 12 years old.

I highly recommend this to someone looking for their first vacuum cleaner for their first small apartment.

<div class="md">I am thoroughly surprised by this vacuum!

To start, I bought this in 2009, when I moved to my first apartment to attend college. It was only $15, and my thought was to just get it so I can vacuum my floors and hopefully it will last until my lease ends. The RAs would check periodically to make sure the unit was clean, so a vacuum was a must and I was unprepared by this rule, so I just bought the cheapest thing. My plan was to by a better one after I moved in, but with the rule, I had to rush and get one quick.

Embarrassingly enough, I never went to try and get a &quot;better&quot; vacuum. It is 2021, I just finished my weekly vacuuming of my house, with my Eureka Pick-up. That&#39;s right! It&#39;s still running! A $15 vacuum I bought 12 years ago, and have used to vacuum all the places I have lived in, every week.

This says something about the reliability of this model. Or at least I got very lucky with a fluke good unit out of a model that should of been subpar. But I am surprised it has lasted this long. I definitely have got my $15 worth out of it, several times over.

It cleans pretty well too. The downside of the vacuum is I have to empty out the dirt container 8 times when I vacuum the whole house. But other than that, it works great for a $15 vacuum that is 12 years old.

I highly recommend this to someone looking for their first vacuum cleaner for their first small apartment.
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My Eureka Pick-up!

This vacuum's lightweight construction lets you pick it up and carry it from room to room with minimal effort. It has a very simple design, with the few parts that need regular cleaning or replacing being within easy reach. Its primary floorhead has bristles that can be extended or retracted depending on the floor type that you're on. You can also remove its wand components and floorhead, allowing you to clean hard-to-reach areas with either its combination hard-bristle brush/upholstery tool or its crevice tool

The best corded vacuum cleaner at a budget-friendly price that we've tested is the Eureka Mighty Mite. Despite its budget-friendly price point, this compact corded vacuum still manages to deliver exceptional performance on bare floors, easily cleaning pet hair as well as bulky and small debris. Even though its floorhead doesn't have an electrobrush or a turbo brush, it can still clean a very good amount of debris on low and high-pile carpets and rugs.

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Unfortunately, this vacuum's power cord is very short, so you'll probably need to swap outlets when vacuuming a larger area. There are also a few noticeable weak points in its construction, most notably its wand, which is made of two hollow plastic tubes that can fall apart if they aren't put together with sufficient force. Still, if you're looking for a versatile bagged vacuum at a highly affordable price, it's a great option, and one of the best vacuums under $100 that we've tested.

Suction performance remains consistent as this vacuum's dirtbag fills up, so there shouldn't be any need to replace it too frequently. User maintenance is incredibly simple thanks to the vacuum's basic design, and its lightweight construction enables you to carry it from room to room with minimal effort. It also isn't very hard to store in most closets, provided you remove and disassemble its wand. It comes with a hard bristle brush for dislodging stuck-on dirt and debris as well as a combination crevice/upholstery tool

If you're looking for a budget-friendly bagged vacuum, take a look at the Eureka Mighty Mite. Despite its budget-friendly price point, this canister vacuum delivers exceptional performance on bare floors, easily clearing away pet hair as well as small and bulky debris. While it uses a floorhead without a motorized or air-driven brushroll for improved surface agitation, it's still decent when it comes to dealing with debris on higher-pile rugs.

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This vacuum performs remarkably well on flat, even surfaces like hardwood, linoleum, or tile floors. While it has a rather basic floorhead that lacks an air-driven turbo brush or even a motorized electrobrush, you can extend or retract the floorhead's bristles just in case you want to clean any small rugs or carpets. Suction performance remains consistent as its dustbin fills up, so you shouldn't need to replace it too frequently.

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The best canister vacuum cleaner that we've tested at a budget-friendly price is the Eureka Mighty Mite. This bagged canister vacuum is small enough to be stored in most cupboards or closets and has a lightweight construction that allows you to pick it up and carry it from room to room with minimal effort. It's also pretty easy to maneuver in cluttered areas.

 Unfortunately, this vacuum does feel a little cheap in places, especially its wand, which is made of a pair of plastic tubes and can fall apart if they aren't put together with sufficient force. Its power cord isn't very long either, so you'll probably need to swap outlets when vacuuming larger areas. Otherwise, if you're looking for a simply-designed, affordable canister vacuum that delivers surprisingly strong performance, it's a good choice.

Despite this vacuum's budget-friendly price point, it does a fantastic job of dealing with bulky and small material on bare floors. You can retract the bristles on its floorhead for improved performance on carpeted surfaces. It's fairly effective in dealing with most kinds of material, though you might need to make a couple of extra passes to fully clear finer material that's been embedded in carpet fibers. It has a simple design that makes it easy to access its dirtbags and filters for regular replacement

 It's fairly effective in dealing with most kinds of material, though you might need to make a couple of extra passes to fully clear finer material that's been embedded in carpet fibers. It has a simple design that makes it easy to access its dirtbags and filters for regular replacement.

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 If you're vacuuming curtains or lightweight rugs, you can turn it to decrease the suction so it doesn't try to vacuum up the fabric. It has really good suction this is definitely a good thing to have. The hose is made of thinner plastic than I'm used to so you have to keep that in mind as you use the vacuum as it can and will kink. There's a replacement hose that you can eventually get, though, and its reviews indicated it has better quality than the original

 I've been using a different floor tool with my vacuum for the most part, but I really liked the design of the floor tool that came with the vacuum. It worked better than I imagined on my low pile rugs. It has a little foot lever to push a little row of bristles down in the front and then step on it again and they go away again to switch to hard floors. I mostly have hard floors and I personally prefer a different type of floor tool, but this one seemed pretty nice to the extent that I used it

 The hose is made of thinner plastic than I'm used to so you have to keep that in mind as you use the vacuum as it can and will kink. There's a replacement hose that you can eventually get, though, and its reviews indicated it has better quality than the original. I like the idea of being able to readily find replacement parts and the simplicity of the design of this vacuum. Changing the bag is super easy, I like that it doesn't have a cord rewind cuz those never really work very well (or at least for very long), and it's nice and small for storage

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