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Walmart is offering a great price on the Eureka Airspeed vacuum this week. Online, we see a list price of $43.77, which is over half off the regular price and almost $20 cheaper than what we see on Amazon.
If you’ve already tried to deep-clean your vacuum and it’s still not working, it might be time to shop for a new one. There are thousands of vacuum deals out there. When it comes to purchasing one, here’s a quick guide to choosing the right vacuum for you:
- Upright Vacuums:
- Best for carpets and large, open areas.
- Pros: They’re generally powerful and efficient at deep cleaning carpets. They often come with attachments for versatile cleaning.
- Cons: Can be heavy and less maneuverable for tight spaces.
- Canister Vacuums:
- Best for hardwood floors, stairs, and areas with a lot of furniture.
- Pros: Lightweight and versatile, they’re good for both carpets and hard surfaces. They usually have a long hose and wand for reaching tight spaces.
- Cons: Can be less convenient for quick cleanups due to the need to move the canister and hose.
- Stick Vacuums:
- Best for light cleaning, quick pickups, and small spaces.
- Pros: Lightweight and easy to maneuver. Good for hard floors and light carpet cleaning. Some models are cordless.
- Cons: Less powerful than upright or canister vacuums, may require more passes for deep cleaning.
- Handheld Vacuums:
- Best for spot cleaning, upholstery, and car interiors.
- Pros: Extremely portable and great for small messes or reaching tight spaces. Many are cordless and easy to store.
- Cons: Limited capacity and battery life, not suitable for whole-house cleaning.
- Robot Vacuums:
- Best for: Maintenance cleaning of hard floors and low-pile carpets.
- Pros: Fully automated, can clean while you’re away, and can be programmed. Good for daily upkeep.
- Cons: Not as powerful as traditional vacuums, may require periodic maintenance, and may struggle with high-pile carpets.
- Central Vacuum Systems:
- Best for whole-house cleaning, especially in larger homes.
- Pros: Very powerful and convenient. They’re permanently installed, with a central unit in the basement or garage and wall outlets throughout the house.
- Cons: Expensive to install initially, but they can add value to your home.
- Wet/Dry Vacuums:
- Best for cleaning up wet spills, workshops, and garages.
- Pros: Can handle both wet and dry messes, making them versatile for a range of cleaning tasks.
- Cons: Typically larger and heavier than household vacuums, less suited for everyday indoor cleaning.
- Commercial/Industrial Vacuums:
- Best for heavy-duty cleaning in commercial or industrial settings.
- Pros: Designed for high capacity and durability, capable of handling tough jobs.
- Cons: Bulky, noisy, and overkill for most household cleaning needs.
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