Shark
I like the shark stick vacuums. A friend turned me on to it when she bought it off qvc several years ago. She died and so I kept it but then gave it to my partners parents and they love it, I got a new one for myself with more features. It is very versatile And easy to use. Many complain it doesn’t stand on its own but it has options for that, lean against the wall or take the motor base off and clip it to the clip on the wand down low.
My Sister got one too and now has a second for her small vacation cottage as it doesn’t take up much space to store and cleans everything beautifully and a flex hose can be added as well as more attachments.
The power nozzle has the geared brush like Electrolux so it doesn’t burn or stretch out needing replacement. Pricing is reasonable. It is bagless and the filter is easily washed like washing a kitchen sponge and The design is good as it does a pretty good job of not clogging the filter very often so cleaning the filter doesn’t have to be done too often. Great to use for tight space, hardwoods, carpet, furniture, you name it, there isn’t much of a vacuuming job it can’t do. Especially when equipped with the hard floor hero tool which is the hard floor brush.
I’m a hardcore Aerus/Electrolux fan and this is about the only mainstream store vacuum that comes close to my liking any other brand and I’ve tried a lot of vacuums over time. The similar styled Dyson may be good too...but it’s cordless which I don’t care for and very pricey in comparison so I felt the Sharks quality was similar for a lot less money and I prefer corded so I don’t have to worry about batteries crapping out if I’m in the mood to do my whole house cleaning with it which it can handle. I mostly decided on it to replace an old eureka stick vac I would use for quick clean ups when it’s handle broke and the handles are now discontinued...low and behold, I found it much more powerful and versatile that I could use it to clean my entire house just as thoroughly as my Electrolux canister.
Jon
