Masterpart 2 in 1 Stair Tool & Dusting Brush For Shark Lift-Away & Rotator Vacuum Cleaners

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The tools are what make the range really stand out though. In particular, the direct-drive cleaner head is great for carpeted stairs. This floor head has tough bristles and a powered brush bar for digging deeper into carpets while providing decent edge cleaning.

Mileage will vary for all household appliances depending on how much you use them and how well you maintain them. “You want your vacuum to last longer than five years,” says Jankowski. He suggests looking for features that will help you maintain it more easily, like an automatic detangler, which he says is a must-have for pet owners. “This will help you avoid belt damage from pet hair being caught in the rollers,” he explains. Real Simple / Dera Burreson Questions You Might Ask What’s the most efficient way to vacuum stairs? When we tested this vacuum, we were impressed by how easy it is to set up, and how quiet it is while in use. It weighs so little that it’s quite easy to move around. Plus, its ergonomic design means you can angle it into practically any space, no matter how tight. We also enjoyed how the vacuum features multiple length options, so you can adjust it as needed. And we’re totally impressed with how the LCD screen shows your cleaning progress as you go. Dirt and debris were no match for the strong suction power of this vacuum. There are different suction settings for bare floors and carpets, so you can move from surface to surface with ease. It was effective in cleaning both floors, and we were impressed to see that it also cleaned up an upholstered chair in just two passes.Shark HZ3002 Stratos is especially suitable for deep vacuuming pet and human hair, lint, fibers, and other similar deeply embedded debris from carpets. But, it is very well suited for vacuuming other types of dirt from both bare floors and carpets. There's a bit of a learning curve with emptying the debris container, but we didn't get our hands dirty once. It has a self-cleaning function, though you can wash it out with soap and a sponge in the sink rather easily, too. It comes with an app, but we found it difficult to connect. We used the audio feature instead and liked how it “talked” us through any troubleshooting during cleaning.

Crevice Tool: The crevice tool is perfect for reaching into tight spaces between steps or along the baseboards of your staircase. Its long, narrow design helps you target debris in those hard-to-reach areas that often accumulate dirt and crumbs. Shark HZ3002 Stratos comes with Upholstery Tool, Crevice Tool, and HairPro Pet Power Brush, while Shark HZ2002 Vertex comes with Crevice Tool, Dusting Brush, and Self-Cleaning Pet Power Brush, I’ve put together a buying guide for all the different things you’ll want to look at, then reviewed the best of the best at the end. I’ve grouped them into different categories so you can find exactly what you need. The right attachment largely depends on the type of stairs you have. For carpets, the Motorized Brush is usually your go-to. Wooden stairs? The Dusting Brush and Crevice Tool combo works wonders. For upholstered steps, you can’t go wrong with the Upholstery Tool. And if you’re dealing with a mix of all, well, it’s a buffet of choices! ConclusionAll V7 models are powered by Dyson’s V7 motor and a lithium-ion battery, which provides strong suction – especially for a cordless. The 30-minute run-time is also long enough for most cleaning tasks. Many vacuum cleaners struggle to clean stairs. If you’ve ever balanced a heavy vacuum on a thin step, you know what I mean! You’ll need to hold the turbo mode to really get into carpet on the stairs which drains the battery faster, but if you get the two battery model you’re going to have plenty of charge to turbo the stairs and regular mode the rest of the house. The biggest design flaw in this is that it takes 12 hours to charge and you get 15 minutes of run time. Not a great return. Pay attention to edges: Stairs often accumulate dust along their edges and corners. Use a crevice tool or an attachment specifically designed for edges to clean these hard-to-reach areas thoroughly.