If you want to upgrade from a broom and dustpan, consider the Dirt Devil Simpli-Stik Lightweight Corded Bagless Stick Vacuum.
It is recommended for use on hardwood floors and it can be carted to the driveway or garage to clean your car
As always, it’s a good idea that you do your research on it first before buying.
Below I’ve taken the liberty to do some of the work for you.
You will find information on the features, the pros and cons, and my thoughts on whether or not you should buy it. I hope you find it helpful.
Product Details and Specifications
This Dirt Devil is essentially a three-in-one cleaning tool.
It converts from a stand-up to a stick or a handheld vacuum, and has an easy to empty dirt container.
It is a 16-foot corded and bagless vacuum that’s super lightweight at 3.8 pounds, but can hold up to 27 ounces.
Be aware that it does require assembly.
The Pros
Not really expensive.- Not only is it priced within a college student’s budget, it’s also perfect for cleaning dorm rooms and apartments.
- If you don’t have carpet, it sometimes feels like the manufacturers’ are forgetting about you and your needs. Finally, here’s a vacuum made with hard floor surfaces specifically in mind.
- The size, weight, and design make it extremely portable and versatile.
The Cons
- You have to assemble it. I don’t know about you, but I hate staring at directions and trying decipher where each screw goes.
- While there are 3 options to choose from for how you want to vacuum, there is only one speed. As we all know, one speed is not right for every mess.
- The cleaner is only 40 inches high, which might be a little short for taller folks. You don’t want to be walking around like a bent-over granny when you’re vacuuming.
Summary and Recommendation
This product has a lot of mixed reviews online. I think people may have overly high expectations for it. I say, if you do decide to buy it, you’ll probably get exactly what you paid for.
With that in mind, this might be a nice vacuum to purchase as a supplement to your high-quality, heavy duty one. Reserve tough jobs for that vacuum, and just use this one for small messes. No need to get out the big guns for every teeny, tiny speck of dirt after all.
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