Barbara Williams
A well made vacuum that can do the job in tight places is really helpful.
Battery-powered handheld vacuums are convenient Cordless handheld vacuums often receive higher ratings than their corded counterparts and tend to be more popular with consumers. Reviewers say these hand vacs are powerful enough to suck up spills and are handy for cleaning vehicle interiors and hard-to-reach spots.
When you have the best handheld vacuum cleaner at your disposal, it's almost like having a cleaning companion right next to you at all times. Handheld vacuums are portable, they ensure quick pick-ups, and they're also effective at cleaning small (sometimes big) messes around the house.
We reviewed handheld vacuums rating them for maneuverability, ease of use, and ability to pick up pet hair and dirt off of carpet and bare floors. Check out the full reviews of the best handvacs.
Hand and stick vacuums are small, lightweight picker-uppers meant for spilled cereal, dirty car interiors, and other messes too small to require lugging out the heavy equipment. They're also designed for quick surface pickup rather than the deep cleaning that upright and canister vacuums are known for.
This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of BISSELL Homecare, Inc. for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine. OK-I have a confession. Well, really, I have two: 1. In the past, I only vacuumed my stairs about once per year. (I know-gross, gross, gross!)
