Best vacuum suggestions please

[Tereza]

Hi
I have a couple of house rabbits who manage to get hay everywhere! So am looking for recommendations for lightweight vacuums that I can use to do a daily hoover that will collect all the bits of hay that have been dragged everywhere.
Any suggestions would be gratefully received - I'm UK based. Thanks

 

[Apollo’s Slave]

This is in no way the best vacuum but I use: Buy Bush Bagged Cylinder Vacuum Cleaner | Vacuum cleaners | Argos
It is isn’t the best but it does the job just fine. It can pick up hay, fur and whatever other mess my bun makes. And it’s cheap

 

[TreasuredFriend]

I can relate to finding a decent vacuum to gather up hay fragments. Thanks for keeping their area clean and wanting to locate a dependable cleaner through a manufacturer in the UK.

Here in the USA hubby and I often use a smaller fan-shaped plastic leaf (garden) rake to sweep all the loose pieces into a pile. Before gathering and tossing the easily dropped strands in a container. Hope this helps!

We often chuckle because tons of bun parents in the USA could use a handy tool like the rechargeable cordess Sharkie / Shark sweepers purchased over 15 years ago, and still operating well in our home. I'm speculating the company had to discontinue the original design due to the pullout tray (bacteria-reasons?) that collected items with the rotating brush system.

I'll check out the link above, Apollo's Slave ; Hubby and grandson are fans of vacuums.

 

[TreasuredFriend]

And it's enjoyable to collect the loose hay (with a decent vacuum) and any dry scent-free marbles that easily roll away from somebun hopping out of their litter box.

- A dependable sweeper/vacuum is a must have for bun parents. With our crew, and with our RIP lab/retriever from a decade ago, fur and shedding season requires an easy-to-roll or use suction system to keep things tidy. Looks like the Argos is similar to a small shop-vac with a wide diameter hose that sucks up items with enthusiasm!

 

[Tereza]

This is in no way the best vacuum but I use: Buy Bush Bagged Cylinder Vacuum Cleaner | Vacuum cleaners | Argos
It is isn’t the best but it does the job just fine. It can pick up hay, fur and whatever other mess my bun makes. And it’s cheap

Hi
Sorry for delay in replying. Excellent suggestion, thank you.
Stay safe

 

[Tereza]

I can relate to finding a decent vacuum to gather up hay fragments. Thanks for keeping their area clean and wanting to locate a dependable cleaner through a manufacturer in the UK.

Here in the USA hubby and I often use a smaller fan-shaped plastic leaf (garden) rake to sweep all the loose pieces into a pile. Before gathering and tossing the easily dropped strands in a container. Hope this helps!

We often chuckle because tons of bun parents in the USA could use a handy tool like the rechargeable cordess Sharkie / Shark sweepers purchased over 15 years ago, and still operating well in our home. I'm speculating the company had to discontinue the original design due to the pullout tray (bacteria-reasons?) that collected items with the rotating brush system.

I'll check out the link above, Apollo's Slave ; Hubby and grandson are fans of vacuums.

Hi
Sorry for delay in replying. The rake sounds like a good idea. Yes, it was really something like a cordless one that I was looking for, but think I need to settle for a normal one! Thank you.
Stay safe

 

[Tereza]

And it's enjoyable to collect the loose hay (with a decent vacuum) and any dry scent-free marbles that easily roll away from somebun hopping out of their litter box.

- A dependable sweeper/vacuum is a must have for bun parents. With our crew, and with our RIP lab/retriever from a decade ago, fur and shedding season requires an easy-to-roll or use suction system to keep things tidy. Looks like the Argos is similar to a small shop-vac with a wide diameter hose that sucks up items with enthusiasm!

Hi
Sorry for delay in replying. Yes, I think I will have to give that a go! Thank you.
Stay safe

 

[Apollo’s Slave]

Hi
Sorry for delay in replying. The rake sounds like a good idea. Yes, it was really something like a cordless one that I was looking for, but think I need to settle for a normal one! Thank you.
Stay safe

If you’re looking for a cordless vacuum. Dyson and Shark are good brands to check out!

 

[nicolekline97]

I am always looking for a good vacuum. In my life I wish I would have tallied up how many vacuums I purchased. I am looking for a vacuum under $200. If you have carpet Miele is one of the best built, most long lasting vacuums made. It is costly but would easily last 10 years if not more.