BISSELL Cleanview Helix Deluxe Upright Vacuum, Bagless, 21K3
- 12 amp bagless upright vacuum cleaner for carpets and bare floors
- Helix dirt-separation system ensures powerful cleaning performance
- Adjustable height; dual-edge cleaning; easy-empty dirt cup; HEPA media filter
- Includes TurboBrush, crevice tool, extension wand, and upholstery/dusting brush
- Measures 12-1/2 by 15 by 44 inches; 3-year limited warranty
Cleanview Helix deluxe bagless upright vacuum, maximum power to thoroughly clean your entire home.
List Price: $ 99.99
Price: $ 94.99
Dirt Devil BD10045RED AccuCharge 15.6 Volt Hand Vac with ENERGY STAR Battery Charger, Red
- AccuCharge Technology: Longer battery life, charges 2X faster, utilizes 70% less energy
- Powerful 15.6 volts of suction power
- Cordless rechargeable convenience
- ENERGY STAR qualified battery charger
- Quick Flip Crevice tool on board.
Dirt Devil has developed a new line of energy efficient cleaning products with ENERGY STAR qualified battery chargers. The Accucharge System protects batteries from degradation, leading to a longer and more efficient battery life. Now charging twice as quickly– so you won’t have to wait as long between uses. Additionally, special AccuCharge Circuitry constantly monitors the battery until fully charged, and then reduces power to a trickle to complete and maintain the charge. This results in a reduction of energy consumption by 70%!
With 15-3/5 volts of suction power and an easy-to-maneuver cordless design, this handheld vacuum cleaner works great for on-the-go pickups and fast cleaning of every day messes and dry spills. The handy tool features AccuCharge technology, which provides a longer battery life and charges twice as fast. Plus, its circuitry constantly monitors the unit until it reaches the charge voltage, then it reduces power to a trickle to complete and maintain
List Price: $ 69.99
Price: $ 40.69
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Low Price, Good Features,
Good power; light weight; tools very good; washable filters; I am very impressed with the value of this unit, and was completely grossed-out by what I saw in the filter; the point being, it stayed in the filter! I have been using vacuum cleaners for over 30 years, and find this one to be an excellent value, and very easy to use.
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|Awesome for pet hair!,
This is a great vacuum. I don’t have much carpet, but after seeing how much I picked up on the rug I vacuumed the whole house on the bare floor setting. The hose is also super easy to use and great for getting the hair in the tight spaces between the kitchen table and chair legs. I have two large dogs and keeping my floors clean is so much easier. Also, the visual reminder of how much I’m collecting is a real incentive to vacuum more frequently.
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|This SUCKER really SUCKS!!! (in the best possible way),
I apologize for the length of this “review”. In the process of deciding which model of hand vac to buy, I ran into a number of confusing issues.
First, before this purchase (of 2 hand vacs), I have never bought any hand held vac that was NOT a Black & Decker DUST BUSTER. I suppose that is because they were the first to have a cordless/rechargeable hand vac, and inertia took over when it came time for me to replace them. By the time the thrill of having that first rechargeable hand held vac wore off, there were other companies making hand held vacs, but I stuck with B&D’s DB’s. I cussed them out over various things – mostly they just weren’t very good. There were few choices of model; the accessories from one generation didn’t fit the next generation even when the next generation came on the market with no accessories (dust brush, crevice tools, etc.). This was one of the few times in my life I put up with any serious product dissatisfaction. Shortly after I purchased my last 2 B&D DB’s (I always have 2 because of the layout of our house), I decided that I had no idea what brand of hand vac I would purchase next, but it WOULD NOT BE A DUST BUSTER from B&D.
Because of living in a remote area I shop at AMAZON often (because of free shipping and regularly LOW prices too), and because I try to boycott WalMart (the only “discount” retailer I am within 50 miles of). When I started to compare various hand vacs I complained to my husband how confusing all the choices were and he tossed me the most recent issue of Consumer Reports Magazine that rated Vacs. Often CR samples too few choices to end up with my ultimate choice, but I can track the quality reports based on manufacturer, and it looked as though Dirt Devil deserved a long, hard look.
While researching and comparing models and features I learned that DD manufactures some models under their own name but then limits the distribution of those models to certain retailers. I hope this information can save you some time if you also research acquisitions carefully (as I do). This Amazon model is shown (by searching for the model number) at Dirt Devil’s website. There is another one shown there that is otherwise identical (BD10040) except its snout is clear, not red. Neither of them can be ordered from Dirt Devil. At first I suspected that they were discontinued models, and since the MSRP was a little different I was also confused as to whether they were exactly the same. After some absolutely defiant stubbornness by me (with the 4th or 5th “overseas” representative) I spoke to, one finally explained the different models to me. This one is available through Amazon (cheapest) and Target only, and the other one is available through WalMart only.
I am absolutely positive that my time was well spent, at least for me (the original “WHY” kid) because I would always have fretted that I’d bought a discontinued model that Amazon had sitting around – which did not make sense since no one had yet written a review of it, and it was listed elsewhere with no reviews there either. Now that I know that the BD10040 and the BD10045 are the same, I suggest that you also look at the reviews elsewhere.
And now about the pros and cons of the Accu-Charge Cordless 15.6-Volt Hand Vac . . . It has very powerful vacuum suction, but I wish the opening was a little wider (like on the Dust Buster’s). I also wish the very, very convenient on-board (retractable) crevice tool was flatter (like the Dust Buster’s). I wish the pull out (retractable) brush bar was removable or retracted in completely (it is always kinda “there”). Other than those 3 things that are probably just “period of adjustment” issues, I can say, from just a few uses so far, that I am certain I will be happier with these 2 Dirt Devils than I ever really was with the various Dust Busters I owned through the years, model after model. I heartily recommend this hand vacuum. I am also very pleased with the fast recharge (only 6 hours), the fact that there is a light that goes out when the vac is fully charged, and that it has new charging/recharging technology that reduces the charger’s output to a “trickle charge” once the unit is charged. This should increase the battery life considerably and cut down on power usage too. (Dirt Devil says it cuts power consumption by 70%). The charging stand can be wall mounted for extra convenience. This vac has a 3-YEAR WARRANTY.
NOTE: Since I mostly use these hand vacs to pick up loose cat litter from a throw rug and carpeting, I finally, brutally, and forcefully, yanked out the dust brush from each of the vacs. I knew from past experience that they were/would be a rarely used feature. The fact that they did not retract totally (even though the bristles were only an issue when the vacs were held at certain angles) tended to slow down my sweeping forward and back movements when working on other than a smooth, hard surface. I don’t…
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