Help with a Power Sweeper

Updated on December 20, 2008
C.K. asks from O Fallon, MO
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Hey ladies I was wondering if any of you out there have a power broom or something simmilar that you really love. My M-i-L wants one for christmas and I have no idea what kind to buy. She has had 2 hip replacements and has beaten cance (yeah!) so it can't be too heavy! thanks so much!

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T.G.

answers from St. Louis on

Good Morning C.,

I have a rechargable Swiffer sweeper and it works great. I have about 1650 sq. ft. of ceramic tile and it does it all. The best parts about it is it has no cord and keeps it charge very well. I have had mine for a year now and it works the same as it did the day I got it. I hope this truly helps.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year,
T.

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E.K.

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i got the electrolux 2 in 1 sweeper as a gift last year. i don't think it is too heavy, and the nice thing is it has a small hand vac as part of it, for smaller jobs.

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J.G.

answers from St. Louis on

I love my Swiffer Sweeper. Check online for printable coupons before you buy.

A.S.

answers from Kansas City on

I have a Shark and love it! I believe you can get them at Target, Sears, Walmart... I would recommend that you go to the next step up that gets around corners better. It is super-light and very easy to maneuver. My only complaint is that my dogs short hair (she's a basset) gets stuck in the wheels, other than that it's perfect. We have tile & hardwoods throughout and I can even use it a bit on carpet.

It's similar to this, but like I said there are a few versions, I'd get the one that's a bit more expensive than this because of the features: http://www.target.com/Shark-Quick-Quiet-Sweeper-UV1725/dp...

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N.C.

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Hi C., I really love my Eureka Quik Up. It is a cordless sweeper that is light and can do carpets or bare floors. I got mine at Target for around $40.

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J.B.

answers from Kansas City on

I have a Shark and I love, love, love it. The sweeper part comes off the stick handle and can be used as a dust buster (like for stairs or whatever). It has a few filters, which I like for allergen reasons, but they are a pain to clean.

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K.B.

answers from Wichita on

Good Morning C., I also have a shark but it looks like a smaller version of an upright. It has a small canister to unlock and empty. Our 3 1/2 yr old gr son uses this one while I use the reg Vac. It's easy to use and very light. Carpets, hardwood, tile, I use it on funiture also. The handle is adjustable, beater bar can be removed and it can turn into a little hand held.

Also if you have an Orec Store near you they have a good selection of light weight easy to use vac's.
If you Order online and can't get it before Christmas, Print off the Picture with a little note, place it in an envelope and have that ready for Christmas.
like "Merry Christmas Mom. Your gift is on the way"!

God Bless Merry CHRISTmas
I praise the Lord with you for your Wonderful Mother in Loves Recovery.
K. Nana of 5

D.H.

answers from Kansas City on

Not completely sure exactly what a power sweeper is, but I have a Dirt Devil broom vac that is really great and light weight also. I love it. Good luck and God Bless.

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L.B.

answers from St. Joseph on

I have a dirt devil rechargable sweeper vacuum for our hardwood floors and the stairs. I LOVE it for the power it has for actually picking stuff up... what I don't like about it is that I could actually use another 6" length on the handle (I'm 5'7") and since the sweeper comes collapsed and the handle needs to be screwed together, I didn't find it as sturdy as I would have liked it. Mind you it's not as flimsy as the Swiffer pole but I'm used to the solidness of wood in a broom...so maybe it's just me. Overall, it's a really nice broom and picks up well beyond my expectations.

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