Bagged vacuums

Every bagged vacuum collects dust in a sealed vacuum cleaner bag. But there are different types of bagged vacuums. Choose a vacuum with a suction brush for your floor type, for example. Do you have a parquet or concrete floor? Choose a vacuum with a parquet brush. If you have pets, you can easily vacuum up pet hairs with a turbo brush. That's because the rotating brush ligts pet hairs from your floor and carpet.

A bagged vacuum hygienically collects dust in a sealed vacuum cleaner bag. You have to empty the vacuum cleaner bag when it's full, but you're not bothered by dust bunnies this way. Some bagged vacuums have a larger vacuum cleaner bag. As a result, the vacuum doesn't lose suction power as quickly when the vacuum cleaner bag is full. Do you have allergies? Choose a vacuum with an extra good filter, like a HEPA 13 filter or another filter with a high number. This way, the filter keeps fine dust particles from the exhaust air.

You can vacuum more comfortable with a vacuum with a raised handle. That's because the handle feels comfortable in your hand. This allows you to steer the vacuum hose over the floor more easily, without straining your wrist. Raised handles often have buttons to control the vacuum with as well. This way, you can switch suction power settings more easily. With the automatic suction power, the vacuum detects dirt or the floor type with sensors and automatically adjusts the suction power. So you can clean your carpet more thoroughly, for example