Review on 🦈 Shark ICZ362H Lift-Away Multi-Tool Anti-Allergen Vacuum Cleaner by Rusty Calcara

**If you don't want to read all the descriptions, you know this handheld vacuum has just become my favorite vacuum. It has enough power and is so manoeuvrable that it makes my life so much easier and cleaner. These are my personal observations and experiences; I hope they help you with your decision. I have not used a cordless vacuum before and after using this Shark Vertex Pro I can't go back to my Shark corded vacuum unless I'm doing a really deep cleaning. This cordless vacuum cleaner is very easy to assemble, everything fits together logically with a very nice click. I like that the battery can be easily removed and charged separately, so I can keep this vacuum anywhere. The battery charges in about 3 hours and lasts long enough in continuous use to fully illuminate my 2.5-storey family home. With constant use of a higher suction power, I get about 20 minutes, but to be honest I don't really need it at the highest level. Additional batteries can be purchased if you are concerned about full power for long periods of time or if you have a very large home. The digital display is easy to read and use, and you can monitor the battery level as you work. Despite being a cordless vacuum, it feels comfortable and reliable; Hai products are always of the highest quality. It's not exceptionally light, but it's very versatile and easy to handle. It's well balanced as the weight is distributed downwards so it doesn't put any pressure on your shoulders unless you decide to carry it around a lot rather than roll it. The smaller head means you have to make more passes to cover an open floor, but it's fantastic for maneuvering around and under furniture and under awnings of kitchen and bathroom cabinets. He hits corners. The lighting seemed like overkill to me until I took advantage of it and saw how useful it is to have these lights, especially when cleaning behind and under furniture. The lift function solves the weight problem when you want to use attachments or climb stairs. I had to quickly roam down the hall and from room to room, destroying all those stubborn clumps of dust that always appear along the baseboards on my hardwood floors, the cobwebs in every corner and on the window sills, and the hair and pet hair that just hides under the edges of my furniture and along my stairs. I mean, any vacuum with attachments can do these things, but it's a lot easier with the cordless version that actually vacuums. It sucks up dust, bugs, small rocks, leaves, hair, pet hair and other random debris like a master. No problem. The suction power isn't as powerful as a top-of-the-line corded vacuum, but it's good enough for everyday cleaning and, as mentioned, you can adjust it to different levels. The Hepa filter really contains dust and keeps it to a minimum which is great. It doesn't eject much air, so you won't have a problem kicking up dust and light things you want to suck into the car. The container is relatively small, so keep an eye on it and throw it away along the way. So far, hair has gone in the bin, not around the curlers. Hallelujah! All rollers and nozzles are very soft, will not scratch floors and furniture, and even polish wooden floors easily. It has a soft feather duster which I really like because why just pat dust on the floor when you can collect it and throw it away? The suction strength adjustment is great. It easily stands up on its own and has an auto shut off if you accidentally flip something that blocks airflow. The only downside is that it's not cat-legal in my house - it's quite noisy and definitely gets her attention - she gives it a murderous look every time I use it. (It will have to learn to coexist because it won't go away.) I'm writing a book here, but the result is a really great cordless vacuum that works well on my hardwoods, tile, and carpet. I am very satisfied with his work and would recommend him.