Masterpart 2 in 1 Stair Tool & Dusting Brush For Shark Lift-Away & Rotator Vacuum Cleaners

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This vacuum cleaner will make short work of your stairs and manage to likely clean the rest of your house too! Upholstery Tool: While not specifically designed for stairs, the upholstery tool can be incredibly useful when it comes to cleaning fabric-covered steps. It has a wide brush head with soft bristles that gently agitate the surface while suctioning up dirt and allergens.

You can get away with less frequent cleaning if they’re not used very often. Can I Use a Robot Vacuum to Clean Stairs? You can’t talk about pet hair without mentioning Dyson! The Dyson V6 has great suction, the shortest charge time of all the cordless vacuum and it can change into a regular handheld vacuum for stairs.Aside from the extendable hose, the WX030 also has a crevice tool that’s handy for cleaning along the edges of steps. The 20V battery provides decent suction and allows for 25 minutes run-time before needing to recharge. Aside from the direct-drive cleaner head, the Animal includes a mini motorised tool. This is great for cleaning pet hair from carpets, but can also be useful for cleaning the upright section of steps and upholstery. You can change between multiple cleaning modes with this device, and we also like that hair rarely gets tangled in the brushroll. That said, the vacuum’s dustbin is very small, and it’s also pretty loud when in action (despite having a quiet mode that disables automatic emptying). While cleaning stairs with a typical upright vacuum cleaner isn’t easy, that doesn’t mean all vacuums struggle with this task. The best vacuum cleaners for stairs are lightweight, powerful and come with tools that make it simple to clean carpeted or hardwood steps.

We have tested nearly 300 different vacuums, both in our Lab and in our homes. When testing upright vacuums specifically, we evaluated each model based on its effectiveness on various floor types and upholstery, along with maneuverability, noise level, simplicity of setup, ease of emptying of the dust bin, and overall value. Upright vacuums are powerful, but they can be rather heavy. Perhaps you’ll enjoy the extra arm workout while you vacuum, but you’ll want to look for more lightweight models, especially if you’ll be using yours to clean stairs. Extension hoses and other attachments can help make heavier vacuums less unwieldy, but if you truly want a lightweight upright vacuum, opt for a cordless model like the ​​Hoover ONEPWR Evolve Pet Cordless Vacuum, which weighs under one pound. The biggest design flaw in this is that it takes 12 hours to charge and you get 15 minutes of run time. Not a great return.The Miele Complete C3 Pure Red is an example of one of our top-rated cylinder vacuums. What About Upright Vacuum Cleaners? But you can make life easier for yourself. With the right approach and the best possible tools for the job, stair cleaning doesn’t have to be a cleaning chore you dread. Now, if you’ve got wooden stairs, you’re well aware of the dust layer that seemingly appears out of nowhere. This is where the Dusting Brush comes into play. Soft bristles gently sweep away dust particles while preserving the finish on your woodwork. It’s like a spa day for your stairs! Use extension wands and hoses to increase your reach, so you don’t have to move the vacuum as much. The hose on the Hoover Breeze Evo is renowned for covering a whole flight of stairs. We know what you’re thinking: a quiet vacuum? But this model from Shark made us believers. You can definitely still carry on a conversation while you’re cleaning. We also like that there are adjustable suction settings for floor type, and they’re both quite effective. On the hard floor setting, we found it removed debris in under a minute.

Got an upright vacuum cleaner with Lift-Away? If you don’t want to carry the canister in portable mode, this wheeled floor caddy lets you pull your vacuum along like a cylinder. And for stairs, you can change to handheld mode but still put the main cleaner head on to give your stairs a really deep clean. There’s nothing like a Shark clean – combining powerful suction with clever technologies, our vacuum cleaners make it easy to achieve amazing results all around your home. But which Shark attachment should you use with your vacuum cleaner, and where should you use them? Kenmore Elite 31150 Pet-Friendly Upright Vacuum: Though this was a quieter vacuum than others, we found that it’s quite heavy and doesn’t maneuver very well around furniture legs. The vacuum head itself is large and doesn’t swivel, so the attachments become a necessity rather than a nice-to-have feature. If you prefer the look and feel of an upright vacuum, this model from Shark is a great choice, especially for handling stairs. As we tested, we really liked the strength of the suction and the maneuverability of the pivot head, as well as the powerful roller that makes it feel like the vacuum is self-propelled.

2. Set your vacuum up for success

Shark HZ3002 Stratos is especially suitable for deep vacuuming pet and human hair, lint, fibers, and other similar deeply embedded debris from carpets. But, it is very well suited for vacuuming other types of dirt from both bare floors and carpets. Shark HZ3002 Stratos features a 0.75 liters dirt cup, while Shark HZ2002 Vertex comes with a 0.30 liters dirt cup - that is a 2.5x difference, We’re proud that every Shark vacuum can be used all over your home. We offer a variety of extra tools to make your vacuum even more versatile. Here’s how to use them… Use proper technique: When using your Shark vacuum on stairs, it’s important to maintain good posture and stability. Hold the handle firmly with one hand while guiding the attachment along each step with your other hand.