Hoover Flair Bagless Upright Stick Vacuum with Power Nozzle, S2220
- Lightweight, maneuverable, upright stick vacuum with 7 amp motor
- Power nozzle with additional motor for effective carpet and rug cleaning
- Washable, transparent, EZ Empty dirt cup; multi-stage filtration system
- 20-foot power cord with wrap hooks; large rear wheels; swivel floor nozzle
- Measures approximately 45-1/2 by 9 inches; full 1-year warranty
With its sleek European styling, complimented by a premium painted high gloss finish, the Flair Free Standing Stick Cleaner with Power Nozzle from Hoover is the new standard for lightweight, maneuverable cleaning.
List Price: $ 59.99
Price: $ 43.36
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Love this little vac!,
This is a fantastic little vac. It isn’t as loud as my last stick vac and it doesn’t scratch my wood floors. The first day I bought it I really put it through the paces. I was impressed with how well it cleans floors, carpets and rugs with fringe. I love the fact that you can turn off the roller to do the fringed rugs and floors. It picked up popcorn and screws easily. Sand and gravel from the kids shoes, no problem. After a rain, the floor got a little muddy from all the kids going in and out so I just turned on the brush and VOILA, the dried mud went right up.
It really does stand on it’s own, even on a soft cushy carpet.
The only changes left to make is to lengthen the cord a bit and put a small pull-out nozzle high up on the side so I can use it for practically everything, such as dusting windowsills. I won’t let my wish list ruin the review though. 5 stars for the best little vac I’ve had yet.
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|The guy review of a bagless vacuum-UPDATE,
I went out looking for a small vacuum WITH a bag, trying to avoid the bagless (didn’t want to deal with the dust), but changed my mind when I found this one.
Excellent and no-nonsense. I can whip this baby out and have it running in 3 seconds. This thing is great for quick clean ups, like the kitchen, although I have used it for a complete downstairs vacuuming
Good points: two modes–carpet and floor. Works both surfaces great. The carpet-mode simply powers up the power head roller.
The low-profile, swivel head means I can get under everything, everywhere, even couches, which means less furniture to move.
Quick-release power cord hook, so I’m not spending five minutes unraveling the reasonably-long cord.
See-thru “unbag” so you know when it’s getting full.
It is small enough to store anywhere, even has a hole in the top of the handle to hang in a closet.
Bad points: I’m thinking hard on this one. OK, the power switch is too low (see the picture). It is also bagless, which I found is actually GOOD point as it keeps this vacuum light and small. The “bag” is very easy to pull out and empty. With no bags to buy, the price makes this an excellent choice.
It’s also great for chasing cats around the house.
UPDATE: The handle needs some kind of rubber coating to prevent it from falling when leaned against a wall or counter; managed to break the lower cord catch due to repeated falls. Naturally, I immediately bought another (from Amazon, of course).
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