- Is the Shark Vertex DuoClean good on hard floors?
- Yes. The DuoClean head's soft front roller picks up fine debris on tile and hardwood, and the bristle roller handles carpet without changing heads.
- Does the brushroll really stay free of hair?
- The self-cleaning brushroll comb removes hair as it spins, and owners report far less cutting and untangling than with standard rollers. Very long hair can still wrap occasionally.
- How does it compare with a Dyson upright?
- It offers similar suction and better hair management for less outlay, but it is heavier and louder than Dyson's cordless and lightweight uprights.
- Can it clean stairs?
- Yes. The canister lifts away from the base with the hose attached, so you can carry the pod and clean stairs and upholstery with the powered handle.
- What comes in the box?
- The vacuum, the DuoClean floor head, a powered handle with hose, a crevice tool and an upholstery tool. Attachments vary by configuration.
- Does it need bags or filters?
- It is bagless with a washable filter and a HEPA filter. Rinse the foam and felt filters regularly and let them dry fully before refitting.
- Where is the Shark Vertex DuoClean Corded Vacuum Cleaner cheapest?
- At Lowe's, for $547.48, as of our latest check.