- What is the difference between the EyeVac Home and EyeVac Pet?
- The Pet models use a more powerful motor and a HEPA-style filter to capture pet hair and dander. The Home model is built for general dry debris like crumbs, sand and dust on hard floors. Both are touchless: a sensor starts suction when debris is swept to the inlet.
- Does EyeVac work on carpet?
- No. EyeVac is designed for hard floors such as tile, hardwood and laminate, where you can sweep debris to the inlet. On carpet, the brushless suction has no way to pull embedded dirt, so a regular vacuum is still needed.
- What kind of debris can an EyeVac pick up?
- It takes dry messes: pet hair, dust, crumbs, kitty litter, sand and similar sweepings. It is not a wet-dry unit, so spills and liquids should stay out of the inlet. Large items that do not fit the opening need to be picked up by hand.
- How often do you empty an EyeVac?
- The canister holds a few quarts of debris, so most households empty it every week or two depending on traffic. The filter needs occasional rinsing or replacement, more often in homes with shedding pets.
- What warranty does EyeVac offer?
- EyeVac covers its stationary vacuums with a limited warranty, typically around two years on the motor and unit. Keep the receipt, since coverage runs from the purchase date and varies by model.
- Are there EyeVac discount codes?
- Deal.ai checks what EyeVac products actually cost at every store, so a real markdown shows on this page as a deal as soon as it starts, and each product's page has its price history to tell a sale from its usual price.