Review on 🧹 Hoover UH71100 Max Capacity Red Upright Vacuum Cleaner with HEPA Media Filtration by Dave Hammon

In my recent search for the perfect vacuum cleaner I have found two important pieces of information that are vital to anyone looking for a vacuum cleaner. First, almost any full-size rack from the big brands will do the job and do it very well because they've all basically copied Dyson technology. Second, the only real difference with today's vacuums, thanks to the cyclonic technology that's coming onto the market, is the weight of your vacuum. In this sense. Hoover's wind tunnel line has improved a lot since I first tried them many years ago when, in a word, they were lackluster. The cyclonic technology is as good as my shark, with a great suction power that remains constant throughout use. I used it for a month before reviewing it just to make sure it's as good as the Shark and really almost the same. The attachments make it easier to dust hard-wearing curtains and upholstered furniture and are intuitive to use. In fact, this is one of the best vacuums I've used in all necessary cleaning areas, especially dirt, irresponsible wearing of shoes around the house and pet hair, which has always been a real problem in our house. But to be honest the same goes for my Shark, a Dyson I borrowed, other Sharks and Hoovers I've tested and a few I can't remember the manufacturer of. , which means real suction, but the cord is also long enough to let me do everything but one room without changing outlets, the room we tore down the wall and merged two rooms together, so it will work for most homes. Emptying the bin is easy, but a little bit of dust escapes. The handle is comfortable enough to hold as you move around the house. As for the problems, if you can call them that, we all know that every vacuum cleaner has its problems. It really only has one thing: weight. He weighs several pounds more than my trusty shark. On the one hand, it offers very similar suction power and excellent deep cleaning of dust, dirt and deposits. On the other hand, when completely stripped of all accessories and debris, it weighs a few pounds more than my Shark. My shark is easy to pick up, easy to carry around the house and easy to push. Just like the Hoover wind tunnel, only the Hoover is a little less simple because it's a little heavier. I prefer the Shark as I usually get tired when I start vacuuming. I want the simplest and easiest option. The vacuum cleaner is great when I get to work early and can't wait to leave. I use the vacuum every time I have a good, high energy level. But even here I go with the Shark on tired days. What does that mean for you? To be honest I think that when shopping for the right vacuum cleaner for you and your family you should look at the advertised weight and ask yourself what is the best thing you can carry up and down the stairs. In our house we have two steps in several places. We have a big staircase. We have ramps. We have sensitive medical equipment that you can't just hit with a vacuum as you push through to get to the next room, so I carry this thing in front of my body when I'm using it. vacuum cleaning will you do it Will it be the one who uses it the most? Is it kept in a closet, and if so, on a shelf or on the floor? Is it towed from house to house, on a business, or to your shop for you to clean the office? Will you borrow it? If this vacuum is built for the tough use of a one story home, or if you're strong and healthy and feel like you can lift 20 pounds over and over again, carry it, push it, get it out and put it away , no. No matter how often you suck, this will work great. If you're getting a little older like me, still lifting those free weights but terribly tired by the time you start vacuuming, compare the weight to others you're evaluating. My shark weighs 16 pounds. They have 18 pounds, 20 pounds and so on. Weight matters when you're trying to vacuum your entire house at once. It doesn't matter whether you want to set up a room or live in a small apartment. This vacuum cleaner is a workhorse, just like the Shark. Ask yourself the weight and then rate the best vacuum cleaner reviews and compare the listed weights to make your choice easier. It's a really great vacuum, but I wish they'd shed a few more pounds from the unit's weight, and that's from someone who remembers very well and not fondly using a 30-pound vacuum, someone who knows how to do it. They have already improved this vacuum cleaner to make it lighter. Good luck in finding a vacuum cleaner for you and your family. If you have teens helping around the house, this is a great way for them to burn up the soda they were drinking at school when you couldn't stop them.