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Vacuuming and mopping

Vacuuming and mopping

You save space and time with a stick vacuum with a mopping function. In addition to a multi-surface tool, you also receive a mopping attachment. You can use the mopping attachment to mop up wet stains. This way, you can also use the stick vacuum cleaner as an electric mop. There are different types of mopping attachments available. Be sure to check the mopping class if you also want to remove stubborn stains. Some models also collect dust and dirty water while mopping. You don't have to mop after vacuuming that way, which saves you time.

Don't miss any dirt

Don't miss any dirt

With a vacuum with LED lighting, you can see dirt even better. Because the LED lighting on the suction brush lights up the dirt from below, you can see exactly where you have to vacuum. Even under furniture. That way, you don't miss a crumb. Some models have LED lighting all around. This lets you see clearly how well you vacuum.

Vacuuming without settings

Vacuuming without settings

A vacuum with automatic settings adjusts the suction power itself. The stick vacuum sees if you're vacuuming hard floors or carpet with sensors, so it knows when you need more power. Other models use the sensors to see how dirty the floor is. For example, it vacuums more powerfully in the kitchen or under the dinner table. Because the vacuum always vacuums with the right suction power, it saves energy and the battery lasts longer.

The vacuum that lights up every crumb

The vacuum that lights up every crumb

With 360-degree LED lighting all around

The vacuum automatically adjusts its suction power, so you always clean carefully. With 360-degree LED lighting on the suction brush, you can see how well you're cleaning.

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How do you choose a stick vacuum?

If you choose a stick vacuum, it's important to choose the right suction power for the amount of dirt in your house. A stick vacuum with a higher suction power can collect fine dust more easily. Like to vacuum for a long time in one go? Choose a vacuum with a longer battery life. If you often have stubborn stains, a stick vacuum with a mopping function is a good option for you. This allows you to clean up mud stains in addition to crumbs. Get sore arms quickly? Choose a stick vacuum with a lower weight.

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The advantages of a stick vacuum

Thanks to the long tube, you can vacuum upright with a stick vacuum. You have to bend down more often with a canister vacuum, because the vacuum rolls on the ground. Because you don't have to bend down with a stick vacuum, you're less likely to get a sore back. You can turn most stick vacuums into a handheld vacuum easily. This allows you to vacuum crumbs from your chair or couch, for example. A stick vacuum also has a smaller design than a canister vacuum. That way, you can store the stick vacuum in the hallway closet more easily.

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    Vacuum cleaners are getting smarter all the time. That makes your cleaning tasks easier and faster. For example, there are stick vacuums with automatic settings. If you switch floor types or the amount of dirt changes, the vacuum cleaner detects this with sensors and automatically adjusts the suction power. There are also stick vacuums with an automatic docking station. After vacuuming, you can charge the vacuum cleaner there. The docking station automatically empties the dust bin and stores the dust hygienically.