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Step 1
Look for the best bagless vacuum with a HEPA vacuum filtration system to trap particulates that can trigger allergies. The Dirt Devil Breeze Bagless Upright, for example, features a "Microfresh" filter said to eliminate 99 percent of allergens. Note, however, that despite the HEPA vacuum filter, you'll be exposed to dust when you empty the canister.
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Step 2
Consider a slim, lightweight bagless vacuum if you need to get into tight spots, lug the vacuum cleaner up and down stairs or have limited storage space. Try the Dyson DC18 Slim All Floors Cyclone Upright Vacuum Cleaner that weighs just sixteen pounds and features the Dyson Ball technology to maneuver easily around tight corners.
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Step 3
Choose a self-propelled vacuum cleaner if you have trouble pushing and pulling a bagless vacuum without the power option. The Hoover WindTunnel Anniversary Edition Bagless Upright, for instance, includes fingertip power control to help you operate the heavy vacuum with less effort. The model even features a "DirtFinder" system that uses red and green lights to indicate which carpeted areas need more vacuuming.
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Step 4
Find the best bagless vacuum within your budget that also has enough amps to get the job done. The Eureka 4700D Maxima Bagless Upright Vacuum typically runs under a hundred dollars, but also features 12-amp motors, attachments and a HEPA vacuum filter. Other inexpensive options include the Hoover Flair Bagless Upright Stick Vacuum with Power Nozzle and the Bissell Cleanview II Bagless Vacuum Cleaner.
















Comments
motherNN said
on 3/1/2009 My hubby bought us a Dyson when they first came out. It is an amazing appliance. Not only is it bagless and cleans great, it means I don't have to vacuum much because my hubby likes it :)5*
jbechtold said
on 3/1/2009 I need to use these tips to get a new vacuum.
jaredsgirl said
on 2/28/2009 I have a bagless vacuum and I love it! Thanks for sharing. 5*