Vacuums

It can go forwards, backwards, and sideways. And it swivels!

It's also perfect for hard-to-reach spaces.

“The amount of grossness picked up after one minute was outstanding.”

"Same great quality as the better-known vacuum brands at 1/5 of the price!!!"

As someone with a compact kitchen and a compulsion towards cleanliness, I needed a quick way to clean up without pulling out the awkward broom and dust pan.

Snag upright, cordless, and robot models for a steal.

Kiss the keyboard dust and food crumbs goodbye.

This easy-to-use robot vac cleans all my floors and never misses a spot.

You may have the most questions about the mopping portion of the unit, like I did. Here's how it works.

"It's a lifesaver and it’s such a great price!”

It's the only vacuum I have ever owned that gets every last clump of fur without clogging.

My fiancé and I have literally argued over who gets to vacuum each week since we got this.

Warning: Satisfyingly gross images within.

I’ll admit, I wondered if it was one of those infomercial-style gadgets that sounded awesome but would end up unused in a closet. But I got it home and here's how it went.

It's time for an upgrade.

I got it at Target as a stocking stuffer last year and I love everything about it.

And not one of them is a Dyson.

You can breathe new life into your vacuum cleaner in one weekend afternoon.

If you’re looking to take your vacuum game to the next level—and save a little time—you can certainly employ some strategy.

Vacuuming isn’t on many people’s lists of most-hated chores. In fact, I’ve seen it pop up multiple times as people’s favorite cleaning “guilty pleasures.” I get it, for sure. It’s a quick way to make a room look much cleaner and the rewards for your effort are instantly apparent. No matter how much you love to vacuum and how often you do it, though, you’re probably not taking full advantage of everything your vacuum cleaner can do.

My Facebook feed is a battleground right now, overtaken with competing analyses of the world today, the state of politics in America, and what’s going to happen to us all now. Which is why, when a friend liked this unassuming little anecdote about a late night run-in with a Roomba and some poop, I clicked over for a little respite. Fifteen minutes later I was still laughing. Here’s how Jesse tells it: So, last week, something pretty tragic happened in our household.