Vacuums

Stick vacuums

• Cordless, so a lot of freedom of movement
• Easy to grab
• No recurring costs for vacuum cleaner bags

• Lower collection capacity, so empty it more often
• Vacuum for a limited time, due to the battery

Bagless vacuums

• No recurring costs for vacuum cleaner bags
• Generally lower energy consumption
• Suction power doesn't diminish with a full dust cup

• Less freedom of movement due to the cord
• Emptying the container is a dusty job
• Generally higher noise level

Vacuums with bag

• Larger collection capacity
• Replacing the bag is easy and hygienic
• Generally lower noise level

• Less freedom of movement due to the cord
• Suction power diminishes when the vacuum cleaner bag is full
• You have to buy new vacuum cleaner bags

How do you choose a vacuum?

Buying a vacuum isn't hard, because there are plenty of options. At least, if you know what you're looking for. Do you have pets or allergies? Do you want a vacuum with or without a bag? Or do you want a vacuum that doesn't make too much noise? Don't panic, we'll tell you all you need to know so you can make the right choice.

How do you maintain a vacuum?

To enjoy your vacuum cleaner as long as possible, good maintenance is important. That way, you can prevent the vacuum cleaner from overfilling, blocking, or overheating the motor. If you take good care of your vacuum cleaner, you can avoid high costs and your household help will last for years. How do you do this? We're happy to tell you per type of vacuum cleaner.

Everything on robot vacuums

Robot vacuums are a useful household help in addition to a regular vacuum. The more advanced the model is, the more it can vacuum for you, and the more extras it has. Robot vacuums make sure you don't need your regular vacuum as much. You can find everything on robot vacuums here.