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Vacuum Cleaners

Compare cordless stick, handheld and bagged vacuum cleaners from Shark, Miele, Samsung and Bosch, plus Stihl wet and dry vacuums for garages and workshops. Pet models are included for homes with shedding animals, and for hands-free cleaning, see our robot vacuums. Great prices on leading brands, and if you've seen it cheaper elsewhere, check with the store about price matching.


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Vacuum Cleaners

Compare cordless stick, handheld and bagged vacuum cleaners from Shark, Miele, Samsung and Bosch, plus Stihl wet and dry vacuums for garages and workshops. Pet models are included for homes with shedding animals, and for hands-free cleaning, see our robot vacuums. Great prices on leading brands, and if you've seen it cheaper elsewhere, check with the store about price matching.

Which type of vacuum cleaner do you need?

  • Cordless stick: suits everyday cleaning across carpets and hard floors. Things to check: Battery run time, whether the battery is removable, bin size.
  • Handheld: suits stairs, upholstery, cars and quick spills. Things to check: Run time, attachments included.
  • Bagged cylinder: suits larger rooms and allergy concerns, as dust stays sealed in the bag. Things to check: Bag type and ongoing cost, cable length.
  • Wet and dry: suits garages, workshops and liquid spills. Things to check: Tank capacity, power, filter type.

For hands-off cleaning, see robot vacuums.

Bagged or bagless

Bagged vacuums hold dust in a sealed bag, which is cleaner to empty and suits people with allergies, but bags are an ongoing cost. Bagless models have no bags to buy, but the bin and filters need emptying and washing more often.

Cleaning up pet hair

Pet models usually include a motorised mini tool for upholstery and a brush roll designed to resist hair wrapping. Look for a washable filter too, as pet hair clogs filters faster.

Frequently asked questions

Is a bagged or bagless vacuum better?

Neither is better overall. Bagged suits allergy concerns and less frequent emptying; bagless avoids the cost of buying bags.

How long does a cordless vacuum battery last?

It depends on the model and power setting. Eco mode gives the longest run time and boost mode the shortest, so check the run time on each product page against the size of your home.

Which vacuum is best for pet hair?

Choose a pet model with an anti-wrap brush roll and a motorised tool for furniture. Shark, Miele and Samsung all offer pet versions.

Can I use a normal vacuum on water?

No. Only wet and dry vacuums are designed to pick up liquid; using a standard vacuum on water can damage it.

Should I get a robot vacuum or a cordless vacuum?

A robot vacuum cleans floors on a schedule with no effort, but can't do stairs, upholstery or tight corners. A cordless vacuum handles all of those. Many homes use a robot for daily floor cleaning and a cordless for everything else. See robot vacuums to compare.

Where can I buy replacement bags and filters?

See vacuum accessories for bags, filters and spares. Check your vacuum's model number first.