Review on 🔍 NEQUARE S181: Self-Standing Filtration Multi-Tasker for Enhanced SEO by Jack Duncan

So this vacuum cleaner is almost perfect. I am currently living on a small rent and even if I lived in a big house I would still use this vacuum. It's perfect for anything but plush thick rugs. Looks great on plain beige rugs you will ever see in every home. The light also helps you see every speck of dust on a dark hardwood floor. This vacuum cleaner comes in a very nice box where everything is presented in a very simple but at the same time chic way. Again it looked much more expensive than the price I paid. It's definitely light compared to my mum's intense Shark vacuum, but it's just enough weight for the motor part of a quality product. Not some flimsy thing that won't get a single dot of paper out of a hole punch. The suction power is excellent even when the dust container is full. You will need to empty the trash can frequently as this will clear it off the ground. That doesn't bother me because I wanted a lightweight, powerful vacuum cleaner. This means frequent emptying of the dust container. Get over it. you will live It is very easy to empty and disassemble to clean the filters when needed. I understand why everyone loves cordless vacuums, but I need something that can run for three hours straight when I have to clean my house. I love that part of the roller not only slips out, but that I can buy a replacement if I want to. It also came with that nifty cleaning brush that I wish I had my whole life. I also like that it costs, but the only thing I would change is the cord retraction inside the unit. I wrap the cord around the top like a boa constrictor to store it in a small closet, but I'd like to press a button and it *fzzzzt* goes into the vacuum cleaner itself. It's very minor, but if you're making a new version , you should consider this string suggestion. Happy to test all prototypes :)