Are Dyson Vacuums Really Worth The Money?

Dyson vacuums are not only famous for their bagless design, but also their cordless feature. It can be quite a task to clean while dragging the vacuum from room to room. Dyson obviously knew the struggles and revolutionized its products to make lives easier. Instead of the usual cords, new models have batteries with a plug for charging. For power, it has three settings — Eco, followed by Auto, then Boost. The first mode is designed for an extended cleaning time, as it uses less battery. The middle setting, Auto, automatically adjusts power modes when navigating the device through hardwood floors and carpets. Meanwhile, Boost, being the strongest mode, is designed for intense cleaning sessions, as it can suction everything from hair to the smallest of dirt particles (via Taste of Home).

The New York Times recommends specific models of Dyson vacuum cleaners for hardwood floors. The V7 Fluffy and V8 Absolute, both cordless, are the best for that particular type of flooring, as they both come with soft fabric rollers that can guide debris from the flat surface into the vacuum. Although other models can still do the job, as reported by Taste of Home.