7 Best Vacuum Cleaners with HEPA Filters: Tested for Allergy Relief

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If you have allergies, asthma, or pets, the vacuum you use matters as much as how often you use it. Most standard vacuums just move dust around. We tested six models with true HEPA filtration to find the ones that actually trap what they pick up.

Our Top Picks at a Glance

Recommendation	Product	Reason
Best Overall	Dyson V15 Detect	240 AW suction plus 99.99% HEPA filtration — Reviews ↓
Best for Allergies\	Miele Complete C3	Lifetime HEPA filter, sealed dust bag, ultra-quiet — Reviews ↓
Best Corded Upright	Dyson Ball Animal 3 Extra	290 AW raw power, tangle-free pet head — Reviews ↓
Best Mid-Range Cordless	Dyson V8 Plus	HEPA whole-machine filtration at a lower Dyson price — Reviews ↓
Best Budget	Shark NV352 Navigator Lift Away	Anti-Allergen Complete Seal + HEPA under $150 — Reviews ↓
Best Robot	Shark AV2501AE AI Robot Vacuum	AI mapping, HEPA filter, 45-day self-empty — Reviews ↓
Best for Pet Owners	Bissell Pet Hair Eraser Allergen Lift-Off 39883	Tangle-free brush roll, allergen-sealed, lift-away stair pod — Reviews ↓

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Best Overall: Dyson V15 Detect

The Dyson V15 Detect is the best cordless vacuum with HEPA filtration you can buy right now. It combines best-in-class suction with real particle-count feedback and a filtration system that captures 99.99% of particles down to 0.1 microns.

Pros and Cons

Pros	Cons
240 AW suction with auto-adjustment per floor type	Premium price ($600-$800)
HEPA filtration captures 99.99% of particles to 0.1 microns	Single battery (no swap mid-session)
LCD screen shows real-time particle count
Laser reveals hidden dust on hard floors
De-tangling Motorbar head clears pet hair automatically
Up to 60 minutes of runtime

Testing Results

Suction Performance: The 240 AW Hyperdymium motor running at 125,000 rpm is the strongest cordless suction we tested. On Boost mode it pulls embedded debris from carpet that other stick vacuums leave behind. The auto-mode feature genuinely works, it ramps up when it detects carpet and dials back on hardwood.

Hardwood: Excellent. The laser illuminates fine dust and hair that is completely invisible to the naked eye. Once you see what the laser reveals, you will not want to go back to a regular vacuum.

Carpet: Strong across all carpet types. The Motorbar head digs into carpet pile without losing suction. We saw no performance drop as the bin filled.

Pet Hair: The de-tangling mechanism in the Motorbar head works. Long fur that would wrap around a standard brush roll gets actively cleared. No stopping mid-session to cut hair loose.

Stairs: Yes. The handheld conversion makes stairs and upholstery easy to reach.

Battery Life: 60 minutes in Eco mode, around 20-25 minutes on Boost. Fine for most homes in a single charge. Users with larger two-story homes may need to charge mid-session on Boost.

Noise Level: 76 dB. Noticeable but not disruptive. In line with most stick vacuums.

Dustbin Capacity: 0.2 gal (0.76 L). Smaller than most uprights. You will empty it more often, especially with pet hair.

Real-world Usage

Day-to-day, the V15 is the kind of vacuum people actually enjoy using. The laser dust detection is not a gimmick. It shows you what you are missing on pale hardwood, and the particle count on the LCD lets you know when a room is actually clean. Most users clean and stop when they feel done. The V15 shows you when you are actually done.

For pet owners, the Motorbar head is the practical standout. Fur that tangles every other brush roll runs clean through this one. You can do an entire house session with multiple dogs and not need to stop to pick debris off the roller.

Best Use Case

Best for allergy sufferers and pet owners who want whole-home deep cleaning from one cordless tool. It works on every surface in the home. The ideal buyer has a mix of hardwood and carpet, has pets or seasonal allergies, and is willing to pay for the best filtration available in a stick vacuum. Not the right pick if you need something ultralight or want to skip the premium price.

Verdict

The Dyson V15 Detect is the easiest recommendation on this list. The HEPA filtration is genuinely top tier. The suction is unmatched for a cordless. The laser and LCD screen are not marketing extras, they change how you clean. The only real trade-offs are the price and the weight. If those fit your budget and your grip, this is the one to get.

For a broader look at the best cordless options, check out Best Rated Cordless Vacuum Cleaners for more comparisons.

Rating: 4.9 / 5

View on Amazon: Dyson V15 Detect

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Best for Allergies (Canister): Miele Complete C3

The Miele Complete C3 is the vacuum allergy specialists and audiologists recommend. It uses a lifetime HEPA filter that captures 99.999% of particles, runs whisper-quiet, and is built to last two decades.

Pros and Cons

Pros	Cons
HEPA lifetime filter (99.999% filtration to smallest particles)	Premium price
Ultra-quiet at 67 dB	Bagged design means ongoing bag cost
Sealed dust bag: no dust cloud when emptying
6 suction levels via foot controls
36-ft operating radius with 6-ft cord and long hose
Electrobrush and parquet floorheads included
Built for 20 years of use

Testing Results

Suction Performance: The 1,200W Vortex motor with six adjustable levels gives you genuine control. Light rugs and curtains get the gentler setting. Deep carpet cleaning gets full power. The foot controls make switching mid-room natural and effortless.

Hardwood: Outstanding. The parquet floorhead (included) is designed specifically for hard floors and prevents scratching. At 67 dB, you can run this while kids sleep.

Carpet: Excellent on medium and low pile. The electrobrush head digs deep and leaves carpet looking refreshed. High-pile shag is manageable but not this machine’s strongest setting.

Pet Hair: Yes, the electrobrush picks up pet hair effectively from both carpet and upholstery. The sealed bag means fur stays sealed when you change it, no cloud of dander.

Stairs: Yes, the stretch hose and handheld attachments reach stairs and above-floor areas easily.

Noise Level: 67 dB. The quietest vacuum on this list by a clear margin. You can hold a normal conversation while running it.

Dustbin Capacity: 4.5L bag. Far larger than any bagless bin here. Bags cost extra but you empty them far less often.

Real-world Usage

The C3 feels different from anything else on this list. There is a mechanical precision to how it runs, the hose tension, the foot controls, the suction response. Users who switch to Miele from a cheaper vacuum often describe it as a revelation. It is quieter, more thorough, and the sealed bag means every session ends without releasing what you just cleaned up.

For allergy households, the sealed bag is a bigger deal than people realize. Bagless vacuums require you to empty a full bin into a trash can. That process releases a cloud of fine dust back into the air. The Miele bag eliminates that entirely.

Best Use Case

The definitive pick for allergy sufferers and asthma households. Also excellent for anyone who cleans frequently and wants a machine that lasts. The canister format suits larger homes with varied flooring. Not the right pick for budget shoppers or anyone committed to bagless convenience.

Verdict

No vacuum on this list filters better than the Miele Complete C3. The lifetime HEPA filter combined with the sealed bag system delivers the cleanest air output available. The ultra-quiet motor is a genuine quality-of-life upgrade over louder options. You pay a premium, and you get a premium machine that will still be running in 2040.

If you specifically want the best canister option for carpet, see 3 Best Canister Vacuum for Carpet for a focused comparison.

Rating: 4.9 / 5

View on Amazon: Miele Complete C3

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Best Corded Upright: Dyson Ball Animal 3 Extra

The Dyson Ball Animal 3 Extra delivers 290 AW of suction, the most of any Dyson upright. If you have heavy carpet and serious pet hair, this is the corded machine built for it.

Pros and Cons

Pros	Cons
290 AW highest suction of any Dyson upright	Heavy at 17.3 lbs
De-tangling Motorbar head clears pet hair automatically	Loud at 80 dB
Ball technology for easy steering around furniture
HEPA filtration (99.97% to 0.3 microns)
35-ft cord with 15-ft stretch hose for stairs
Large 0.45 gal dustbin

Testing Results

Suction Performance: 290 AW with Radial Root Cyclone no-loss-of-suction technology. The power is consistent from the first pass to the last. This is a notably stronger machine than the V15 on raw suction, though the V15 wins on sensor feedback and cordless convenience.

Hardwood: Yes, it works on hardwood. The Ball steering is smooth and the suction does not scratch. That said, a lighter stick or canister is more practical for hardwood-dominant homes.

Carpet: Excellent, this is where the Animal 3 Extra earns its name. Deep pile, medium pile, high traffic areas. It pulls debris from carpet better than anything else on this list.

Pet Hair: The de-tangling Motorbar head matches the V15 for tangle-free pet hair performance. Large fur volumes from multiple pets are handled without stopping.

Stairs: Yes, the 15-ft stretch hose with stair tool reaches the full staircase from a single position.

Noise Level: 80 dB. The loudest pick on this list. Plan to vacuum when others are not trying to sleep or concentrate.

Dustbin Capacity: 0.45 gal. Significantly larger than the V15 and most cordless options. Less frequent emptying during a full-home session.

Real-world Usage

The Animal 3 Extra is a workhorse. It is heavy, loud, and pulls power from the wall. That sounds like a trade-off list but for homes with deep carpet and multiple shedding pets, it is exactly what you want. The cord means you never worry about battery mid-session. The suction never drops.

The Ball steering makes a big difference in a furnished room. It pivots around chair legs and sofas without lifting or tilting. Uprights without Ball technology feel clumsy by comparison.

Best Use Case

Best for carpet-heavy homes with multiple pets. The right choice when suction and reliability matter more than weight or noise. Also excellent for households that vacuum infrequently and need serious power when they do. Not the right pick for hard-floor homes, small apartments, or anyone with back or shoulder limitations.

Verdict

If deep carpet cleaning and pet hair control are the priority, the Animal 3 Extra is hard to beat. It is the most powerful upright on this list. The HEPA filtration is solid. The de-tangling head is genuinely effective. The trade-offs are real: it is heavy and loud. Know that going in and you will not be disappointed.

For more options in this category, Best Upright Vacuum Cleaners for Pet Hair covers additional corded picks.

Rating: 4.6 / 5

View on Amazon: Dyson Ball Animal 3 Extra

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Best Mid-Range Cordless: Dyson V8 Plus

The Dyson V8 Plus is the entry point into Dyson’s HEPA-filtered cordless lineup. It lacks the LCD screen and smart suction of the V15, but brings the same whole-machine filtration standard at a meaningfully lower price.

Pros and Cons

Pros	Cons
HEPA whole-machine filtration (99.99% to 0.3 microns)	40-min battery shorter than V15’s 60 min
De-tangling Motorbar head for pet hair	Older motor platform (115 AW vs 240 AW on V15)
Lighter at 5.5 lbs	No LCD screen or auto-suction adjustment
Converts to handheld
Dyson build quality at a lower price

Testing Results

Suction Performance: 115 AW with a Digital motor running up to 110,000 rpm. Strong for everyday cleaning and visible debris. It does not match the V15 for deep carpet agitation or embedded pet hair, but for routine maintenance sessions it handles the job cleanly.

Hardwood: Excellent. Light, maneuverable, and the HEPA filtration ensures fine dust stays in the bin. At 5.5 lbs it is significantly easier to swing around furniture than the heavier V15.

Carpet: Handles medium and low pile well. You will notice the gap versus the V15 on thicker carpet or heavily soiled areas. For light-to-medium carpet in a regularly maintained home, the V8 Plus is genuinely capable.

Pet Hair: The Motorbar head is the same de-tangling design as the V15. Long fur does not wrap. Pickup on hard floors and short carpet is solid.

Stairs: Yes, the handheld conversion works well on stairs and upholstery.

Battery Life: 40 minutes in standard mode. Fine for small to mid-size homes in a single charge. Not enough for a large two-story home on Boost mode.

Noise Level: 75 dB. Virtually the same as the V15.

Dustbin Capacity: 0.14 gal. The smallest bin on this list. Empty it before longer sessions.

Real-world Usage

The V8 Plus is the right vacuum for someone who wants Dyson quality and HEPA filtration but cannot justify the V15 price. Day-to-day it covers hardwood, low-to-medium carpet, and upholstery without complaint. The lighter weight makes it easier for smaller users or anyone who cleans frequently.

The lack of auto-suction adjustment means you manage the two power modes manually. That is a minor adjustment. Most users set it and forget it.

Best Use Case

Best for small to mid-size homes with mixed flooring, light pet hair, and everyday cleaning needs. Also the right pick for Dyson first-timers who want to experience the filtration quality without committing to the flagship price. Not the right pick for homes with heavy carpet, multiple pets, or large floor plans needing 60+ minutes per session.

Verdict

The V8 Plus delivers the two things that matter most on this list: real HEPA filtration and a de-tangling brush roll. The suction is not as powerful as the V15 and the battery is shorter. But the core cleaning experience is solid and the price difference is significant. For a mid-size home with regular maintenance cleaning, this is a strong value.

Rating: 4.4 / 5

View on Amazon: Dyson V8 Plus

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Best Budget: Shark NV352 Navigator Lift Away

The Shark NV352 Navigator is a no-frills upright with Anti-Allergen Complete Seal technology and a certified HEPA filter. At under $150, it is the most affordable pick on this list that takes filtration seriously.

Pros and Cons

Pros	Cons
Anti-Allergen Complete Seal + HEPA certified	Older design with fewer smart features
Lift-Away pod detaches for stairs and above-floor cleaning
Brush roll on/off switch for hard floors
Relatively lightweight at 12.5 lbs for an upright
25-ft cord with generous reach
Strong price to performance ratio

Testing Results

Suction Performance: Good corded suction with a brush roll on/off switch that prevents scattering debris on hard floors. Not in the same class as Dyson’s uprights on raw power, but strong enough for everyday household cleaning.

Hardwood: Yes. The brush roll off setting works correctly and suction stays strong. Lightweight at 12.5 lbs means it is easy to move between rooms.

Carpet: Handles low and medium pile well. Do not expect it to pull deeply embedded debris from thick carpet the way the Animal 3 Extra does.

Pet Hair: The NV352 manages light to moderate pet hair. If you have multiple heavy-shedding pets, a newer Shark model with a dedicated pet head will serve you better.

Stairs: Yes. The Lift-Away pod detaches in seconds and the stretch hose and accessories reach the full staircase with ease.

Noise Level: 77 dB. Average for corded uprights.

Dustbin Capacity: 1.2 qt. Smaller than most uprights. You will empty it more often in pet hair or large-space sessions.

Real-world Usage

The NV352 is an honest budget vacuum. It does not have sensors, smart modes, or laser detection. It has a reliable motor, proper HEPA filtration, and a clever Lift-Away design that works. For renters, apartment dwellers, or anyone replacing an older vacuum without allergen control, this is a solid step up in air quality at a price that does not hurt.

The Lift-Away pod is genuinely useful. Stairs, under furniture, and car interiors all become reachable without buying additional tools.

Best Use Case

Best for budget-conscious allergy households, small apartments, and first-time HEPA vacuum buyers. Also a practical secondary vacuum for a home that already has a premium machine. Not ideal for homes with heavy pet shedding or thick carpet.

Verdict

The Shark NV352 is the right pick when HEPA filtration matters and budget is the constraint. The Anti-Allergen Complete Seal is a real feature, not a marketing phrase. The Lift-Away design adds genuine versatility. Its age shows in what it lacks compared to newer models, but the core filtration and suction hold up. For the price, there is no better HEPA option.

For a broader budget vacuum comparison, see Top Rated Vacuum Cleaners for additional picks across price tiers.

Rating: 4.1 / 5

View on Amazon: Shark NV352 Navigator Lift Away

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Best Robot with HEPA: Shark AV2501AE AI Robot Vacuum

The Shark AV2501AE combines AI home mapping with HEPA filtration and a 45-day self-empty base. It is the most hands-off pick on this list for allergy-sensitive households.

Pros and Cons

Pros	Cons
HEPA filtration with 45-day bagless self-empty base	Camera-based AI mapping (not LiDAR) struggles in low light
AI home mapping with room recognition	No mopping function
Pet-specific cleaning mode
120-minute battery runtime
Scheduling and zone cleaning via app
66 dB, quietest runtime on the list

Testing Results

Suction and Carpet Performance: Strong Shark suction handles light and medium carpet well. Not a deep-clean machine on heavy carpet, but consistent and reliable for daily maintenance.

Mapping and Navigation: The AI camera system maps rooms accurately in well-lit conditions. It struggles in very dark rooms or spaces with dark floors where the camera loses contrast. If your home has consistent lighting, navigation is smooth and zone targeting works as advertised.

Pet Hair: The dedicated pet cleaning mode adjusts suction and path overlap to handle fur-prone areas. Effective on hardwood and short carpet.

Auto-Empty Function: The 45-day self-empty base is a practical allergy feature. The robot empties into the base after each run and the base holds 45 days of debris before needing attention. Less manual contact with dust and dander.

Hardwood: Yes. Quiet at 66 dB, it can run at night without waking the household.

Stairs: No. Robot vacuums do not do stairs. Use a supplemental handheld or stick for stairs and above-floor surfaces.

Noise Level: 66 dB. The quietest machine on this list.

Real-world Usage

The AV2501AE is the right robot for allergy households that want daily automated cleaning without daily bin-emptying. Schedule it to run while you are at work and come home to maintained floors. The HEPA filter ensures what it picks up stays contained. The self-empty base means you interact with collected debris as rarely as once a month.

The AI mapping is good enough for most homes. Living rooms, bedrooms, and open-plan kitchens are handled reliably. Cluttered or dark spaces need some tidying before each run.

Best Use Case

Best for pet owners and allergy households wanting daily automated maintenance between manual deep-cleaning sessions. Not a replacement for a full-size vacuum but an excellent complement to one. Not for stairs, cars, or upholstery.

Verdict

Robot vacuums with proper HEPA filtration are rare at this price point. The Shark AV2501AE gets the filtration right, pairs it with useful AI mapping and a self-empty base, and keeps the noise low enough to run any time. Its camera-based navigation is not as precise as LiDAR models, but for most homes it is more than good enough.

For more options in the robot category, check out Best Robotic Vacuum Cleaners for a wider comparison.

Rating: 4.3 / 5

View on Amazon: Shark AV2501AE AI Robot Vacuum

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Best for Pet Owners: Bissell Pet Hair Eraser Allergen Lift-Off 39883

The Bissell Pet Hair Eraser Allergen Lift-Off is built specifically for pet households. Tangle-free brush roll, allergen-sealed filtration, and a detachable pod for stairs make it a practical mid-range option.

Pros and Cons

Pros	Cons
Tangle-free brush roll handles long pet fur	Corded only
Lift-Off detachable canister for stairs and cars	Less smart-sensing technology vs premium options
Allergen-sealed filtration with HEPA
Pet-specific tools included
Bissell donates to pet rescue with every purchase
Strong on both hardwood and carpet

Testing Results

Suction Performance: Strong corded suction with consistent power across surfaces. Not at Dyson Animal levels, but reliable and more than adequate for a pet household.

Hardwood: Yes, the tangle-free brush roll and sealed filtration keep fine fur and dander off hard floors effectively.

Carpet: Performs well on low and medium pile. Handles embedded pet hair better than the Shark NV352 at this price tier. Deep shag is its weakest surface.

Pet Hair: This is the machine’s best feature. The tangle-free brush roll picks up long dog and cat fur from both carpet and hard floors without jamming. The included pet tools handle furniture and car interiors.

Stairs: Yes, the Lift-Off detachable canister converts to a portable unit for stair cleaning. Easy to carry and light enough once detached.

Noise Level: 79 dB. Loud, similar to the Dyson Animal 3 Extra. Plan around it.

Dustbin Capacity: 1L. Smaller than most uprights. Pet hair fills it fast. Empty before each session.

Real-world Usage

The Bissell Pet Hair Eraser is a machine with a clear identity. It knows what it is for and it does that job well. Homes with cats and dogs on sofas, stairs, and mixed flooring get consistent results. The tangle-free roll means you spend less time maintaining the vacuum and more time using it.

The Lift-Off pod is a genuine convenience. Pet hair on stairs is one of the most tedious cleaning tasks in a pet household, and the detachable canister handles it without buying extra tools.

Best Use Case

Best for pet-owner households looking for a mid-range corded upright with proper allergen filtration and stair capability. Also a strong pick for anyone who has been frustrated by brush roll tangles on their current vacuum. Not ideal for thick shag carpet or cordless convenience seekers.

Verdict

The Bissell Pet Hair Eraser Allergen Lift-Off delivers exactly what the name promises. The allergen sealing keeps HEPA-filtered air output clean. The tangle-free brush roll is the practical feature that separates it from cheaper pet vacuums. It is not the lightest or quietest option, but for a pet household on a mid-range budget, it is a well-designed tool.

For more options focused on pet hair removal, see 4 Best Vacuum for Pet Hair and Carpet for a dedicated comparison.

Rating: 4.3 / 5

View on Amazon: Bissell Pet Hair Eraser Allergen Lift-Off 39883

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What Makes the Best Vacuum Cleaners with HEPA Filters?

True HEPA vs. HEPA-Style Filtration

Not every vacuum that mentions HEPA is using the same standard. True HEPA filters are tested to capture 99.97% of particles at 0.3 microns, the hardest particle size to trap. HEPA-style or HEPA-type filters are not independently certified and often perform significantly worse.

Every vacuum on this list uses either true HEPA or a higher-certified equivalent. The Miele Complete C3’s lifetime filter is certified to 99.999% capture at even smaller particle sizes. The Dyson V15 reaches 99.99% to 0.1 microns. When you are shopping outside this list, ask for the specific certification standard, not just the HEPA label.

Sealed System vs. Filtration Only

A HEPA filter inside a leaky vacuum is only partly effective. Air finds the path of least resistance. If the vacuum body has gaps around the dustbin, hose connections, or motor housing, dirty air bypasses the filter entirely.

Sealed system vacuums route all exhaust air through the HEPA filter before it exits the machine. The Miele Complete C3, Dyson V15, and Shark NV352 are all sealed systems. If allergen control is the primary reason you are buying, a sealed system is not optional.

Dustbin Design and Emptying

How you empty the vacuum matters as much as how it filters. Bagless uprights and stick vacuums require you to open a bin over a trash can. That process releases a small cloud of fine dust back into the room air. For most users this is a minor inconvenience. For severe allergy or asthma sufferers, it can trigger symptoms.

Bagged vacuums like the Miele Complete C3 eliminate this problem. The sealed bag contains the debris completely until disposal. Some robot vacuums with self-empty bases solve it differently: the robot empties automatically into a sealed base unit, which you only open once every few weeks. If dustbin-emptying is a concern, these two formats are the cleaner options.

Suction Power and Floor Type Match

HEPA filtration is only useful if the vacuum picks debris up in the first place. Suction power needs to match your floor type. Deep carpet requires higher air watts to pull embedded debris. Hard floors need softer suction and the right attachment to avoid scattering debris.

The Dyson V15 at 240 AW and the Dyson Ball Animal 3 Extra at 290 AW lead this list on raw power. Both handle carpet and hard floors well. Budget options like the Shark NV352 have lower suction but still clean effectively on lighter surfaces. Match the suction rating to your actual floors, not the most powerful spec sheet.

Weight and Ergonomics

A powerful vacuum you do not want to use is not useful. Stick vacuums between 5-7 lbs are manageable for most users over a full-home session. Uprights in the 12-18 lb range require more physical effort but deliver more consistent suction.

If you have back limitations or clean multiple flights of stairs, a lighter cordless with good filtration is more practical than a heavy corded upright, even if the upright is technically more powerful. The Dyson V8 Plus at 5.5 lbs is the easiest machine on this list to carry. The Bissell Pet Hair Eraser at 18 lbs is a workout for a full session.

Maintenance and Filter Replacement

Some HEPA filters are washable and last for years. Others require periodic replacement. The Miele Complete C3’s lifetime filter never needs replacing. Most Dyson cordless HEPA filters are washable but should be cleaned monthly. Replacement filters for Shark and Bissell models typically cost $15-30 and need changing every 6-12 months depending on use.

Factor in the ongoing cost and effort when comparing models. A vacuum with a cheap initial price and expensive replacement filters can cost more over three years than a premium upfront option with washable filtration.

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How to Use a HEPA Vacuum Effectively

Getting the most out of a HEPA vacuum is not just about running it across the floor. A few habits change the results significantly.

Empty or check the dustbin before each session. A full bin reduces suction and can stress the motor. Most bags and bins should be changed or emptied when they reach about two-thirds full.

Vacuum in two directions on carpet. A single pass lifts surface debris. A second pass perpendicular to the first pulls embedded particles and fur that the first pass missed. This is especially useful in high-traffic areas and pet zones.

Clean your filters on schedule. Washable HEPA filters should be rinsed monthly and left to dry completely before reinserting. A wet filter damages the motor. A clogged filter reduces both suction and filtration efficiency.

Do not rush the robot. If you use a robot vacuum daily, allow it to complete its full mapping and cleaning cycle before interrupting. Interrupted cycles leave areas missed and the machine may not remap accurately on the next run.

Use the right attachment for the surface. Upholstery and mattresses harbor dust mites and pet dander at concentrations far higher than floors. The upholstery tool with HEPA filtration makes a real difference in bedroom air quality when used weekly on mattresses and sofas.

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Frequently Asked Questions