You Can Get This Bissell Cordless Upright Vacuum for $100 Off Right Now.
Pet hair tends to accumulate in the most inconvenient places—along baseboards, under furniture, and on upholstery—making reaching for a full-size upright vacuum a chore. The Bissell PowerClean DualBrush cordless vacuum is designed for these types of routine cleanings, and it’s currently on sale for $259.99, down from $359.99. That’s a savings of $100, or nearly 28%.
In addition to picking up pet hair, the PowerClean also picks up crumbs, dust, outdoor dirt, and other debris that accumulates between more thorough cleanings. With the ability to convert from a standard upright to a handheld vacuum and compatibility with a variety of attachments, you can move from cleaning floors to furniture, stairs, and tight spaces without having to switch to a different model. This versatility extends to the cleaning method: two self-cleaning brushes tackle everything from scattered pet food to smaller particles like hair and dust, and Bissell’s AutoAdapt system increases suction power when it detects a dirtier area, allowing you to continue cleaning throughout the room without constantly stopping to change modes.
The floor nozzle’s light adds another practical feature, helping to highlight light-colored hair on carpets and fine dust on hard floors as you move around the room. However, while Bissell claims a battery life of up to 50 minutes, this estimate is only valid when using the detachable handheld vacuum on the lowest power setting—using stronger suction or a motorized nozzle will reduce this time. The 0.4-liter dust bin is another limitation, especially in homes with multiple shedding pets, where it may need to be emptied during long cleaning sessions. Still, the PowerClean may be suitable for those who want a cordless vacuum capable of cleaning floors, stairs, furniture, and pet beds without complex setup or the need for a full-size unit, especially with the current $100 discount.
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