Tips For Buying
Pet Vacuum

Pet Owner Buying tips

Vacuum suction power is by far the most neglected part in purchasing decision. It needs to be poweful enough to lift those stubborn pet hairs from the carpet or floors.

Although a minimum of 12 amps of power may seem efficient, other vacuum manufacturers offers special technologies such as Dyson's Root Cyclone or Hoover's WindTunnel - can produce stunning cleaning results! Look for a pet vacuum with enhanced suction power and that is designed to tackle the job.

Filtration Systems

Let's face it, animal presence create allergens and increase poor indoor quality in our home. The choice of filtration system in your vacuum will determine the quality of your indoor air. HEPA or multi stage filters reduces or eliminate the amount of allergens present inside your home. It is true that removing animal hair is important, but removing pet dander, which is invisible to our naked eye plays an important role in our health as well.

Bags or Bagless

This is a matter of choice. Most vacuums today uses multi layer bags that prevents dust escaping from the bags and being transferred back to the room. Neither bag or bagless is better where pets are considered. The important thing to remember is empty the bin or change bags regularly and try to contain the dust as much as possible.

Vacuum Tools & Accessories

Look for vacuums that have accessories for animal hair, specially-designed pet tools for cleaning furniture, stairs or vehicle seats. A vacuum wand and large floor tool is handy for removing pet dander that clings to walls, draperies.

Vacuum Lifecycle & Warranty

Pet owners will probably go through vacuums cleaners faster than non-pet homeowners. Pet vacuum is better designed to handle excessive use. Care and maintenance is still the solution in your vacuum's life if you want it to last. When buying a pet vacuum, look for a long warranty period.

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