Bagless vacuum cleaners use the same principle of driving a fan to create a pressure difference, but instead of filtering the air through a bag they have a. cyclonic design.
In terms of manoeuvrability, we don’t think the Duronic’s body can match the top cylinder vacuums though.The two large wheels at the back are fixed, so the steering only comes from a single front caster wheel.
Of course, this is less of an issue for a cylinder vacuum, as the floorhead is what you’ll be manoeuvring around furniture and other items..Speaking of moving around the home, there are two carry handles included with the Duronic, which help when carrying upstairs.Duronic has also included clips for storing the hose.. A complaint we have about the VC7020 is the short 5 metre power cord, which is one the shortest we’ve reviewed.
The average for cylinder vacuums is 7-9 metres – and models like the.have a 10 metre cord.
At least it has an automatic cable rewind feature for quicker storage, but be prepared to switch plug sockets regularly if you have a big house..
The Duronic also isn’t the most durable vacuum we’ve reviewed.The Shark is on the heavy side and it’s cumbersome to lug the whole thing up the stairs when you want to freshen up the bedrooms.. Pet Hair.
The Shark AZ910UKT picks up a lot of pet hair without any problems.The main floorhead leaves carpets looking fresh and fluffed, while the pet tool tackles above floor areas..
The smaller tool is effective at removing pet hair, but you do need to be careful not to pick up sharp objects, like gravel.Otherwise, you risk damaging the rubber fins and turbine.. Our only gripe is the lack of tilt in the pet tool.