Kenmore AllergenSeal Bagless Upright Vacuum With Hair Eliminator Brushroll
$225.54
Price: $225.54
(as of Jan 08, 2025 12:25:24 UTC – Details)
Kenmore AllergenSeal Bagless Upright Vacuum with Hair Eliminator Brushroll. This Kenmore bagless upright with completely sealed air path can tackle all your cleaning needs. Effortlessly transition to lightweight cleaning with 10 of extended reach for stairs and above floor cleaning. The AllergenSealtrade system ensures the air you breathe stays clean, filtering 99.97% of particles, while the Hair Eliminator feature keeps pet hair off your brushroll for less maintenance. At under 14lbs, this fullfeatured upright maneuvers around furniture with swivel steering, LED headlight and a 50% larger dust cup for less interruptions. Specifications. Bag Type Bagless. Filter Type HEPA. Hose Length 10 Feet. Power Source Electric. Weight 21.36 lbs
Bag Type: Bagless
Filter Type: HEPA
Hose Length: 10 Feet
Power Source: Electric
Weight: 21.36 lbs
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emptynester –
Vacuum head is very narrow, takes longer to vacuum the same area now
My 22 year old, bagless Kenmore finally stopped working and all the vacuums that are readily available at big box stores or online (Amazon, Walmart, etc) are now quite a bit smaller than vacuums from the past. I found this vacuum the easiest to dump the dirt from the canister, but my major complaint(s), and why I knocked off 2 stars, are the width of the vacuum head, the location of the on/off switch and the ridiculous placement of the lever that allows the vacuum to tilt back. My old vacuum had a cleaning head 13″ wide, compared with this model which is only 9″ wide, meaning it now takes me twice as long to vacuum an area as before because I have to make so many more passes through the carpet. Also, the on/off switch is located halfway down the vacuum handle instead of being on top of the handle where it would be much more convenient and easier to turn off and on. And thirdly, there is no foot lever at the back of the vacuum to be able to release the upright position. Instead, you have to place your entire foot on the vacuum head while at the same time pulling the vacuum handle down into to tilted position. Why mess with great features that worked beautifully on older vacuums?