Bissell Cleanview Deluxe Corded Handheld Vacuum, 47R51

This little vacuum worked better than any handheld vacuum Ive ever had. It has great suction and does a superior job of getting the dog hair out of stair edges. There is easy cleanup on the canister and filter.

I bought this handheld mini-vacuum rather than other manufacturers, because it is a plug in electric cord. I want to make sure I dont put lithium batteries in my house. There are many electric bikes charged in apartments in NYC which have caused deadly fires. Most other manufacturers were using lithium batteries.

This is a good alternative for one of those large home vaccums that weight too much. In terms of price, suction and portability, this is definitely a winner as it excells in all of these categories. I have mostly used it to clean up the inside of cars, and I like that it is very light for the amount of suction that it holds. Best thing is that it is wired, so no messing around with loss of suction due to low battery level.

I have owned the pet hair eraser version of this corset handheld vacuum for years. It is the only thing that works for me. When I saw that it was available with the same attachment that gets the hair in addition to several others along with a much longer cord...I had to have it. Now I can easily get my car, and reach areas the pethair model does not reach. I am completely satisfied and if you take care of it then it will take care of you for years. I make sure to clean the container and filter after every use and the suction maintains its effectiveness and reliability. A corded appliance in todays modern world is often shunned but personally I have never had a positive experience, long term, with a rechargeable non-corded vacuum, regardless if it is a handheld, upright, high end or generic. This small and easy to hold & maneuver gem is a cleaning powerhouse!

I use this for car cleanup. Works great.

This is a really good buy for a small hand held vacuum. I dont know if you are like me and read the negative reviews or more critical ones first on Amazon before you buy a product. I read the negative ones first and took them in consideration before buying this vacuum but it wasnt enough to justify not getting it. Some just seemed a little too nitpicking to me. I have a toddler and a wife with lots of hair. So the day can be quite challenging in keeping up with souvenirs left behind by either of them. One of the complaints I saw when I was doing my homework was the vacuum made hair swirl or crumbs scatter across a floor when youre try vacuuming it. OK. This is a half truth. It will do that because the side vent are exhausting a lot of air because the vacuum is pretty powerful. You can still vacuum hair without that happening after you learn how to use the vacuum correctly. I dont have a problem and its something with practice and getting the feel of the vacuum is what its all about. The suction is amazing. It gets every crumb my son can manufacture with his little hands. Some days its like an old fashion western showdown between two gunslingers facing off in the middle of town. I actually dont mind when he stares at me and deliberately crumbles a Ritz cracker or Chex cereal in my face. I now have a vacuum that can cover quite a bit and hold a lot in the canister. I use the wide mouth attachment mostly and it works really good for getting under tight areas. Im not sure how long it goes for it to automatically shut off and cool down like most hand vacuums do because I use it primarily for messes around the kitchen, bathroom, and couches wherever the baby is snacking. I really love this vacuum and it is truly a good buy. ddd

As of November, 2015, this still works perfectly. My biggest complaint at this point is that when I use the hose attachment, the hose is rather stiff, and if you turn the hose a certain way, it makes the whole hand-vac tumble over. I purchased this to replace our previous one that I burned out the motor on. So far, this has done a better job than our previous hand-vac, and the previous one did a good job. We have two cats, one of them being a long-haired cat, and this hand-vac gets the cat hair off the carpet much better. The vacuum comes with several attachments. The standard attachment has rubber nubs on the end and does a good job at picking up the cat hair. There is also a little hose attachment and a piece that attaches to that with a velvety material that does a great job at gathering hair from furniture. In addition, there is also a crevice tool to get into corners well, and works very well on stairs. The hand-vac is a bit noisy, but it gets the job done. I also see why people have complained about the air rushing out the side of the vacuum. You have to be strategic about where you aim the side of the hand-vac, or you may end up blowing all your dust and pet hair around the room while you are trying to pick it up. That being said, it is not difficult to manage that. I do find the handle to be a bit more awkward to hold than our old hand-vac, but not a big con.

I have a long haired cat that kitty litter gets stuck in the fur on her feet and she tracks it out all over the carpet. This works GREAT for vacuuming that litter up. Not so great for hair, but I have another one for that .....I do like this and bought another one

I am not a stupid person and it should not take a half hour to figure out how to re-assemble and install the filters for this product after use and cleaning! i am going to have to get a different hand-held vacuum cleaner- this one is too much of a pain in the XX$%**. too bad because otherwise it gets the job done.

I am a review reader and was concerned about a few conflicting reviews on suction, also the outflow air blowing everything away before you could vacuum it up. I am not really having the same issues. I am using this in a fifth wheel to keep things from going south between trips home. I love it for this use. Our floors are half wood, half carpet and this does the job. The suction is very very strong. The attachments do all of the basics quite well. The only place it cannot reach is to the back of the rear couch, because nothing can really reach behind it. The cord is plenty long but I have outlets all over, so. But I don’t need to switch outlets except to change rooms. The outflow air is definitely strong like the suction. And sure, they could have changed the design with slanted louvres, or something to that effect. But being a bit mindful of which way I hold it seems to do the trick, and I haven’t had much problem with it, if any. The molded attachments seem sturdy, although the nose cup clips on with not too much of a “clip” which makes me think that too many ons and offs when emptying the debris cup will eventually wear away the “clip”. But not something I know yet so I’m just enjoying it. The vacuum so far is pretty much exactly what I wanted it to be.