Review on 🧹 Revamp Your Cleaning Routine with the Eureka NEU188A PowerSpeed Spotlight Lightweight Vacuum by Clay Elmer

I would like to say that you should be careful when browsing these reviews as several different vacuum cleaner reviews are included here inadvertently resulting in one rating. I was replacing a junk Hoover Whole House Elite Windtunnel 2 UH71230 vacuum that lasted about 2 years before it broke its wheel wells, cord wrap and tools. The Eureka PowerSpeed Turbo Spotlight has excellent suction power, much stronger than the 12 amp Hoover Whole House Elite. Eureka weighs half the weight of Hoover and is very easy to carry and move. Eureka tools are much better designed and more useful than a vacuum cleaner. When I vacuumed the living room and hallway, the canister was 3/4 full of pet hair and fluff. I would suck live three times to fill a Hoover canister that's less than half the volume of a Eureka canister. This just goes to show how much better the Eureka vacuum is than the vacuum. Eureka now has lightbulbs which the vacuum didn't have, but the vacuum had a foot operated brush switch which broke! While the Eureka doesn't have an option to turn off the rotating brush, when stationary while using the tools, the brush will rise to the correct up position and not touch the carpet. After getting an unreliable vacuum I wouldn't even look at any of their models and I'm glad about that as this Eureka is a really good deal. What I like is that there is only 1 filter in this vacuum cleaner and it is washable, the pre-motor filter. There is no post-motor filter, and that suits me. This post-motor filter on the vacuum cleaner always turned up and was expensive. In fact, that's one of the reasons I like this Eureka more than competing Bissell models. Now I don't waste any more time with this vacuum cleaner. If it breaks or has any flaws I'll definitely edit my review but for now it's a great vacuum.