🧹 Hoover BH53020 Impulse Cordless Steering Reworded Review

In One Word? Terrible. A vacuum cleaner has one job - to clean with suction. Not this vacuum. After my first use, I noticed that he just keeps spitting out all the dirt from behind. Filter and collection container cleaned; the same thing. Today (second use) I took everything apart and found there was pet hair and dirt stuck in the tube which I had to fish out with my finger or knock out by tapping on the trash can. The convenience of not having a cord means nothing if I can't use it to pick up…

I was so disappointed it didn't meet my expectations AT ALL. We have a small 1 bedroom apartment with 1 carpet and a small short haired dog. We like to vacuum about 3 times a week to keep the place clean. This vacuum worked well the first time, but I had to go over the spots several times to pick up dust, dirt, hair. On the third use he just pushed whatever we wanted to vacuum. We charged it between each use, but it's still not powerful enough, even in "boost mode". Pay $100 more for a vacuum…

This is by far our favorite vacuum cleaner. I read the reviews before buying and wanted to be sure. The on/off button stays constant when double-clicked, which they inform you about with stickers and shapes. So you don't have to keep your finger on the trigger. The suction power is great for this and they give you two filters to keep the one inside clean. Very important because it sucks in a lot of dust, which completely covers the filter and significantly reduces suction power. That's what…

The purchase of this vacuum cleaner was a mistake. Tiny foam filter gets clogged with dust after 1-2 uses. Removing dust without rinsing and drying the filter overnight means suction power is greatly reduced. After 2nd use with no pain from rinsing the filter AGAIN, I vacuum the litter and turn off the machine, then it throws the litter straight onto the floor! make more mess! It also cannot hold larger debris like large pieces of dry cat food. Edge cleaning abilities aren't great compared to…

Have only used it a few times since ordering. The suction power of this vacuum cleaner is very low, but incredibly loud. It doesn't clean much, it just throws the dirt in different directions onto the tiled floor. The nozzles are fine if you can really get decent suction, but there's almost no suction in this one. I found a lot of dirt/pet hair on the pipe (see picture) when I emptied the waste bin which was barely a quarter full. I poke my finger in and some dirt comes out. After returning the

I'm a huge old school Dyson fan. There wasn't a DC-7 or DC-14 that I didn't like (every model has fallen behind them in quality and durability), and I have a very hard time liking any other vacuum cleaner brand, even if they're not the best . the same vacuum. I've been eyeing a Dyson handheld vacuum for small messes that don't require pulling my beast out, but they're very expensive and I'm skeptical of their new models. Enter this vacuum cleaner - it is exactly what I was looking for. It was…

Easy assembly. 2 Phillips screws and plastic drywall anchors hold the charging hook/port in a convenient location on my office wall. My house is mainly made of oak and ceramic tiles. Carpeting consists of several carpets. The hardwood picks up easily and the carpet is "better than expected". In the past, a speed mop on hardwoods and a carpet sweeper were used in hotels for everyday needs. Of course, cobwebs and other messes require a real and reliable canister vacuum with the right attachments…