Bissell MultiClean Allergen Pet Vacuum With HEPA Filter
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Our take on the Bissell MultiClean Allergen Pet Vacuum With HEPA Filter
The Bissell MultiClean Allergen Pet is an upright vacuum built around a sealed HEPA filtration system, aimed at homes with pets and allergy sufferers. It pairs strong suction with a motorized brush roll and pet tools for stairs and upholstery. It is a corded upright, so it trades the freedom of cordless stick vacuums for steady power and no battery to recharge. Compared with bagless rivals in its class, its sealed allergen system and pet attachments are the main draw; expect upright weight and cord management as the trade-offs.
- Sealed HEPA system traps allergens instead of blowing them back out
- Motorized brush roll agitates carpet for deeper cleaning
- Pet tools for stairs, upholstery and crevices
- Corded power stays consistent through a whole clean
- Bagless bin empties without buying bags
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What reviewers say
Owners of the MultiClean Allergen Pet generally praise its suction on carpet and say it picks up pet hair well, and allergy sufferers report less sneezing and dust. Complaints center on weight, noise and the upkeep of the bin and filter.
- SuctionPraisedOwners say it pulls embedded pet hair and grit out of carpet.
- Allergen filtrationPraisedSensitive users report less dust and sneezing after switching to it.
- WeightCriticisedReviewers find the upright body heavy to carry between floors.
Questions and answers
- Does the HEPA filter really help with allergies?
- The unit uses a sealed HEPA filtration system meant to trap dust, pollen and pet dander rather than exhaust them back into the room. Owners with allergies commonly report less dust settling and fewer symptoms.
- Is it good for pet hair on carpet and furniture?
- Yes. The motorized brush roll lifts hair from carpet, and the included pet tools handle stairs and upholstery. Long hair may still wrap around the brush roll and need cutting off.
- How does it compare with a cordless stick vacuum?
- It gives steadier suction and unlimited runtime because it is corded, and its sealed HEPA system is stronger than most sticks. In return it is heavier and tied to an outlet, while sticks are easier for quick cleanups.
- Does it work on hard floors?
- It cleans hard floors, but the spinning brush roll can scatter debris on bare surfaces. Many owners use it mainly on carpet and switch to a hard-floor setting or a separate tool for bare floors.
- What maintenance does it need?
- Empty the bin after each heavy pet-hair clean and rinse the filter regularly, letting it dry fully before reinstalling. A clogged or damp filter cuts suction noticeably.
- What comes in the box?
- The vacuum ships with its hose and wand plus pet-oriented attachments for upholstery and crevices. Check the listed contents for the exact tool set.
