A sturdy and efficient vacuum cleaner can help you quickly turn a messy, unkempt space into a clean and pleasant environment.
There’s a host of different vacuum cleaners available today, with different designs, styles and power all available.
That means that when it comes to picking a new vacuum cleaner, choosing what to go for is not always the easiest thing.
One of the biggest decisions is whether to opt for a corded or cordless vacuum cleaner. This will have a big impact on how you use your new vacuum cleaner, so it’s important to ensure you make a decision that you’re comfortable with.
Our latest blog takes a look at the benefits and drawbacks of both cordless and corded vacuum cleaners.
Cordless Vacuums – Pros
- The convenience factor – You can quickly crack on with cleaning tasks of all sizes, without having to plug in at different parts of the home. That makes cleaning tasks quicker and substantially more convenient.
- Added agility – Not only is cordless more convenient, but you are also able to get into loads of little nooks and crannies. You can also cover wider areas with greater ease.
- Safety first – Though only a small detail, not having a cord can bring an added safety element. Tripping over or getting tangled in cords isn’t great, so with a cordless vacuum, this can be avoided.
Cordless Vacuums – Cons
The only real cons are the need to recharge the batteries of a cordless vacuum and an often limited dust capacity. However, many modern cordless vacuum cleaner designs are aware of these historic flaws and newer models are always advancing when it comes to these factors.
Corded Vacuums – Pros
- No battery problems – By their very design, corded vacuum cleaners won’t cut out mid clean. That means for major cleaning tasks, you can get the kind of consistent cleaning power you require.
- Proper power – Many corded vacuums feature excellent power and suction capabilities compared to their cordless cousins. That means that effective, quickly cleaning is more attainable.
- Great for pet owners – The additional power available with a corded vacuum makes them the go-to for pet owners. That’s because the added suction and pick up can help get hair, fluff and everything else of your carpets, sofas and surfaces.
Corded Vacuums – Cons
The obvious drawback is that with a corded, compact vacuum cleaner, you’re somewhat tethered to your plug and wall. That limits movability, but you can still get an effective clean.
Decisions, Decisions
It really is a personal decision when it comes to whether to opt for corded or cordless vacuum cleaners. Much will depend on your cleaning habits, and whether you’re looking for effective quick cleaning or a deeper cleanse.
Vytronix has a wide selection of both cordless and corded vacuum cleaners for you to choose from, including bagless cylinder vacuum cleaners, stick vacuum cleaners and pet vacuums.
Find the best vacuum cleaner for your needs at Vytronix. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to get in touch with our team of experts.