Review on 🧹 Bissell Eraser Handheld Vacuum Corded: Powerful Cleaning at Your Fingertips by Michael Miner

I have a dog and a cat at home. We have a constant problem with hair. I have owned 3 handheld vacuums over the years. Here's what I think about when buying a handheld vacuum. Bissell Pet Eraser: It's actually bigger than expected. It's bulky, wide, and heavy, especially if you have to move it back and forth to vacuum. I had high hopes of using this around the house but it was too much manual work. The lack of casters just makes it awkward and awkward to maneuver. I've vacuumed stairs, sofas and carpets with it and it took a very long time compared to my portable vacuum. However, I do like this vacuum cleaner for the car. My husband has cloth car seats and his car is a dog car. It has to be vacuumed constantly. My vacuum cleaner is too long to maneuver in the car. The bissell made it. So officially it's now our car vacuum cleaner. Even though it's plugged in, we have an outlet in the garage so plugging it in was a breeze. The power button itself, located on the handle, is awesome. It's easy to turn it on and off. It's okay vacuum. It's good enough not to come back, but definitely not my go-to handheld vacuum. Vacuum cleaner: I use a vacuum cleaner for the house because it can quickly clean the stairs, sofa and carpets. It has a pet head and a roller brush. We've had it for 2 years now and it's still going strong. I don't think they make the Linx model anymore. I think now it's Hoover's air, it's a new model. This thing is wireless and lightweight. The suction power has never let me down. I can definitely recommend the Hoover as a good handheld vacuum. Black and Decker was a great vacuum cleaner. This is an expensive ($85) handheld cordless vacuum. It worked great and was my number one choice until the battery stopped charging after 2 years. Very disappointed! I would not recommend Black & Decker.