17.05.2022

Nothing will make more of a difference to the day-to-day cleanliness of your home than buying a decent vacuum cleaner. They come in all shapes and sizes, from traditional corded upright vacuums to “stick” or cordless vacuums, powerful cylinder vacuums, specially-designed vacuums for pet hair removal and even high-tech robot vacuums. There are also wet-and-dry carpet cleaners to consider. If you’re reading this piece, it’s likely you’re in the market for an upgrade – but which type should you go for?

According to professional cleaner Katerina Petrova of the Happy House Cleaning Company, that largely depends on the area you have to clean, as well as your budget.

Weight and manoeuvrability are priorities, she says, as “no one wants to carry around a very heavy hoover, or to keep looking for yet another switch if the cord is too short." If you have mostly hard floors and are looking at the upper end of the price spectrum, Petrova recommends the cordless Dyson V15, which is also our top pick, as “it has a brush head with lasers and really does perfectly clean every corner of your place.”

She is also a fan of robot vacuums, which she says are a good choice if you don’t have any budgetary constraints and don’t want to do much cleaning. However, on testing the best robot vacuum cleaners, we found most were quite a faff to set up and use.

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Vacuum cleaners have become an unexpected specialist subject of mine over the past year as a writer on the Telegraph Recommended product review section, and no vacuum has impressed me more than this.

It’s expensive, but you get the best of everything – the best suction power, the best range of features (including a laser-powered light up floorhead and an LCD screen which shows you exactly how many microscopic dust particles you have sucked up), and the best battery life. It’s the first Dyson vacuum to have an upgraded HEPA filter to trap microscopic particles as small as 0.1 microns – the size of pet dander and diesel soot. It also comes with a range of premium accessories for cleaning every part of your home thoroughly.

At just 2.74kg, it’s light enough to use on stairs and to move around without too much bother. Despite its light weight, it’s a market leader with 230aW of suction power. If there were a vacuum worth investing in, I have no doubt this one fits the bill.

Our favourite pet vacuum cleaner was also the cheapest — which is remarkable, given that it had one of the most powerful motors and a top-rated HEPA filter. Good filters are the key to pet vacuums, since pet dander (dust made of microscopic particles of their skin, saliva and sweat, which can give your home an unpleasant 'pet smell') can be as small as two thousandths of a millimetre across.

Pet vacuums also need powered brushes for lifting hair from carpets and upholstery and, though Vax's isn't cutting edge compared to brands like Dyson, it's very effective. Especially at a sixth of the price.

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