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Quick Cleaning with No Strings Attached
If you are looking for a compact vacuum equipped with cordless convenience, then the Eureka Lightweight Quick up 2-in-1 vacuum is ideal for you. This lightweight upright vacuum weighs only 4 pounds and is extremely easy to carry from one place to another and also for storage in compact places. It tackles messes quickly with the cordless design.This vacuum is enabled with a 2 in 1 feature which allows it to convert from a stick vacuum to hand vacuum by just removing the handle. The bagless technology enabled vacuum, has an easy to empty dust cup, thereby eliminating the need to purchase replacement bags.
Ideal for quick pick-ups or cleaning smaller spaces
Another key feature is the free-standing nature of this 2 in 1 vacuum. It stands upright when not in use. The on/off brushroll switch picks up dust and allergens from both bare floors and area rugs. For over the counter cleaning and couch cleaning, switch to handheld mode by removing the handle.
Powered by a 6V motor, this 2 in 1 lightweight vacuum includes a motorized brushroll system. It is enabled with a microfiltration system and has a cleaning path of 10”. The brush roll is able to clean the floor edges with ease. The lightweight cordless Quick Up 2 in 1 vacuum measures 10"Wx5"Lx44"H and is backed by a one year warranty.
Getting the Best Results
• Some fine particles can restrict airflow very quickly and will decrease performance even before the dust container appears full. For that reason, when vacuuming carpet fresheners or cleaners, powder, plaster dust or similar fine substances, the dust cup and filter may need cleaning more often.• Use the cleaner to pick up dirt and dust particles. Avoid picking up hard or sharp objects that could damage the vacuum cleaner.
• To avoid unnecessary service calls, check the dust cup and motor filter often. Empty the dust cup if it is full, and clean the motor filter when it is dirty.
Product Features
• Bagged/Bagless: Bagless• Cleaning Width: 10"
• Product Height: 44"
• Product Width: 10"
• Product Weight: 4 lbs.
• Product Depth: 5"
• Brush Roll: Motorized
• Filtration Type: Microfiltration (micron)
• Cleaning Path Width: 10"
• Application/usage: bare floor
• Input voltage: 6V DC
• Dimensions: 44"H x 10"W x 5"L
• Weight: 4 lbs
• Includes battery
Free-standing design allows it to stand upright when not in use and can be stored in the closet
On/o¬ff brushroll switch picks up dust and allergens from bare floors and area rugs
Weighs less than 5 pounds to easily get into spaces where dirt and allergens linger
Easy to store, remove handle for easy storage and comfortable carrying
2-in-1 vacuum converts from a stick vac to a hand vac for quick pick-ups- in one compact design
Removable handle converts into a hand vac for easy clean-ups on furniture
Product Description
Eureka cordless stick vac weighs less than 5 pounds. Easy to get into spaces where pet hair lingers. The telescopic handle collapses for convenient storage. The on/off brushroll switch allows you to pickup diret from bare floors and carpets. Easy empty dust cup allows you to empty dirt quickly and easily without the mess. This model comes with a "Bonus Filter".
Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
646 of 657 people found the following review helpful
We bought this when our first child learned to crawl and we had to clean crumbs, etc off the floor before she ate them. Now we're again finding it indispensable for number two and three (now ages 1, 3, and 5)
I like it for:
1) Handle installs and removes quickly and easily.
2) vacuum hangs easy on the charger - some other ones we've had are tricky to pop into the charger correctly if you want it to be installed vertically.
3) Power roller bar - really sucks up those cheerios quickly, even on hard floors.
4) Easily removable battery - charger has a second battery charging slot so you can swap out.
When I bought this the cashier at Target told me that this was what they used to clean up spills in the store. It's now almost 3 years old and the battery is starting to show it's age (It's easily removable so I'll be buying a spare soon)
UPDATE: The original battery is still going strong. To eliminate the "Memory" I just ran down the battery between charges rather than keeping it on the charger "topping off" all the time. Works great now, as good as new!
UPDATE2 - after 5-1/2 years the original battery is finally dead. OEM replacement part cost me $19.99 including shipping, good as new!!!!
TIP: When emptying I find it handy to use a full size vacuum cleaner to get the filter extra clean.
If you've found this review helpful, please let me know!
I like it for:
1) Handle installs and removes quickly and easily.
2) vacuum hangs easy on the charger - some other ones we've had are tricky to pop into the charger correctly if you want it to be installed vertically.
3) Power roller bar - really sucks up those cheerios quickly, even on hard floors.
4) Easily removable battery - charger has a second battery charging slot so you can swap out.
When I bought this the cashier at Target told me that this was what they used to clean up spills in the store. It's now almost 3 years old and the battery is starting to show it's age (It's easily removable so I'll be buying a spare soon)
UPDATE: The original battery is still going strong. To eliminate the "Memory" I just ran down the battery between charges rather than keeping it on the charger "topping off" all the time. Works great now, as good as new!
UPDATE2 - after 5-1/2 years the original battery is finally dead. OEM replacement part cost me $19.99 including shipping, good as new!!!!
TIP: When emptying I find it handy to use a full size vacuum cleaner to get the filter extra clean.
If you've found this review helpful, please let me know!
127 of 130 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
I bought this to relieve myself of the task of dragging around my Miele canister vacuum. I didn't expect the Eureka to replace the Miele, only to do a quick daily cleanup job on hard-to-clean floors. My floors are covered with 600 sq. ft. of carpeting, a half-dozen mats and 900 sq. ft. of porcelain tile floors that are pockmarked with thousands of craggy, dirt-collecting divots. In addition, the grout lines are deeply recessed.
My two English Springer spaniels shed like mad and leave trails of kibble bits all over the place; I discover kibble fragments in some of the most unlikely places (linen closet, hall bathroom). In addition, the dogs "decorate" the floors with tufts of stuffing and shredded chunks of latex from their toys.
I live in the desert, where sand blows into the living and dining rooms. When the garden sprinklers are on and the desert winds suddenly whip up to 45 mph, a spray of water shoots through the living room screen doors, creating tiny mud puddles in dirty divots.
Before buying this stick vac I read dozens of reviews. When I shop on Amazon I usually buy items that rate at least four stars. In this case I didn't want to spend more than $100, so, with plenty of glowing 5-star-reviews to its credit, a moderate price and two batteries, the Eureka seemed like a very good value. There was one other factor. During the previous six months I had purchased two other Eureka products, the terrific Eureka 71B Hand-Held Vacuum and the capable Eureka 313A Enviro Hard-Surface Floor Steamer. I figured, why not stay with the Eureka brand? As I perused the stick vacs on offer here at Amazon I was surprised by the number of more expensive units that had fewer stars.
Because this is the only stick vac I've ever owned, I had no basis for comparison with similar products. Comparing it to a $900 Miele would be grossly unfair. So, my review of the Quick Up's cleaning ability is based on value, convenience and effectiveness.
HOW IT CLEANED
The Eureka has two settings - "carpet," which switches on the rotating brushes in the nozzle, and "floors." After trial and error I've decided to use the carpet setting most of the time. The brushes seem to do a good job cleaning the tile. I tend to move the vacuum back and forth quickly over an area until the sound of sand, kibble and dirt stops hitting the nozzle, then I move to an adjacent area. Performance varies:
Edge Cleaning on carpet and tile - Poor to Fair
Carpet - Very Good
Floor mats: Flat - Very Good; Plush -- Fair to Good; Ribbed - Poor.
Tile: Sand - Good to Very Good; Dog Fur - Good to Very Good; Kibble Bits` -- Good; Dust/Dirt - Very Good.
When the floors are vacuumed every day the dog fur doesn't accumulate and is therefore easily picked up. On the other hand, heavy amounts of fur can clog the brushes and must be picked out by hand (along with threads that get wrapped around the roller bar). Very large amounts of hair can also fill up the intake opening behind the brushes. Cleaning the fur doesn't bother me; I'd rather have it collect in the vacuum than stay on the floor.
Emptying the dust cup isn't much of a chore. I prefer the original Eureka replacement cup to the flimsy Arm and Hammer STK brand Arm and Hammer Eureka STK Odor Eliminating Vacuum Filter, which has a small packet of baking soda attached to the side (I'm puzzled by the high ratings it's received). The amount of baking soda is too paltry to have a deodorizing effect. If you want to add a fresh scent to the dust cup, try adding a couple of drops of Nilodor tap-a-drop Tap-A-Drop Original to the dust cup.
The DZ model of the Quick Up comes with two batteries, both of which can be charged simultaneously using an included charger stand that can hang on a wall. What's more, the batteries don't require special care. Just leave them in the recharger and forget them.
BOTTOM LINE: Let's say that a friend or relative is about to drop by with little notice, and the hard floor and carpets are covered with crumbs, hair and dust, threads, bits of fabric and lint. You have 10 minutes to make your home presentable. Or, your children have left cookie crumbs on the kitchen floor or tracked dirt in from the yard. Or, you return from the beach and spread sand on the floors. The solution: grab the Quick Up and with little time and energy the cleaning is done.
The Quick Up is not a replacement for a regular vacuum cleaner, but if you use it once a day you needn't use a canister or upright vacuum more than once a week. For under $70 you're not making a major investment. So, for what it is, you're getting your money's worth. If it only lasts for a year (and judging from the experiences of other owners, five years is more likely), I'd say you're making a good investment. Despite its deficiencies, you could buy a more expensive model and not do much better.
Strongly recommended.
UPDATE: MAINTENANCE ISSUE
After a year of frequent use, the brush roller started revolving very slowly and then stopped. I inspected the roller and found that dog hair had been accumulating at the end next to the belt housing. I removed the six screws that secure the two plates underneath and found several mounds of impacted hair that were interfering with the vacuum's operation.
After cleaning out the hair I put one drop of oil at each end of the rod. Problem solved! Even if you don't have pets it might be a good idea once a year to inspect the housing for accumulations of threads, dirt and human hair.
My two English Springer spaniels shed like mad and leave trails of kibble bits all over the place; I discover kibble fragments in some of the most unlikely places (linen closet, hall bathroom). In addition, the dogs "decorate" the floors with tufts of stuffing and shredded chunks of latex from their toys.
I live in the desert, where sand blows into the living and dining rooms. When the garden sprinklers are on and the desert winds suddenly whip up to 45 mph, a spray of water shoots through the living room screen doors, creating tiny mud puddles in dirty divots.
Before buying this stick vac I read dozens of reviews. When I shop on Amazon I usually buy items that rate at least four stars. In this case I didn't want to spend more than $100, so, with plenty of glowing 5-star-reviews to its credit, a moderate price and two batteries, the Eureka seemed like a very good value. There was one other factor. During the previous six months I had purchased two other Eureka products, the terrific Eureka 71B Hand-Held Vacuum and the capable Eureka 313A Enviro Hard-Surface Floor Steamer. I figured, why not stay with the Eureka brand? As I perused the stick vacs on offer here at Amazon I was surprised by the number of more expensive units that had fewer stars.
Because this is the only stick vac I've ever owned, I had no basis for comparison with similar products. Comparing it to a $900 Miele would be grossly unfair. So, my review of the Quick Up's cleaning ability is based on value, convenience and effectiveness.
HOW IT CLEANED
The Eureka has two settings - "carpet," which switches on the rotating brushes in the nozzle, and "floors." After trial and error I've decided to use the carpet setting most of the time. The brushes seem to do a good job cleaning the tile. I tend to move the vacuum back and forth quickly over an area until the sound of sand, kibble and dirt stops hitting the nozzle, then I move to an adjacent area. Performance varies:
Edge Cleaning on carpet and tile - Poor to Fair
Carpet - Very Good
Floor mats: Flat - Very Good; Plush -- Fair to Good; Ribbed - Poor.
Tile: Sand - Good to Very Good; Dog Fur - Good to Very Good; Kibble Bits` -- Good; Dust/Dirt - Very Good.
When the floors are vacuumed every day the dog fur doesn't accumulate and is therefore easily picked up. On the other hand, heavy amounts of fur can clog the brushes and must be picked out by hand (along with threads that get wrapped around the roller bar). Very large amounts of hair can also fill up the intake opening behind the brushes. Cleaning the fur doesn't bother me; I'd rather have it collect in the vacuum than stay on the floor.
Emptying the dust cup isn't much of a chore. I prefer the original Eureka replacement cup to the flimsy Arm and Hammer STK brand Arm and Hammer Eureka STK Odor Eliminating Vacuum Filter, which has a small packet of baking soda attached to the side (I'm puzzled by the high ratings it's received). The amount of baking soda is too paltry to have a deodorizing effect. If you want to add a fresh scent to the dust cup, try adding a couple of drops of Nilodor tap-a-drop Tap-A-Drop Original to the dust cup.
The DZ model of the Quick Up comes with two batteries, both of which can be charged simultaneously using an included charger stand that can hang on a wall. What's more, the batteries don't require special care. Just leave them in the recharger and forget them.
BOTTOM LINE: Let's say that a friend or relative is about to drop by with little notice, and the hard floor and carpets are covered with crumbs, hair and dust, threads, bits of fabric and lint. You have 10 minutes to make your home presentable. Or, your children have left cookie crumbs on the kitchen floor or tracked dirt in from the yard. Or, you return from the beach and spread sand on the floors. The solution: grab the Quick Up and with little time and energy the cleaning is done.
The Quick Up is not a replacement for a regular vacuum cleaner, but if you use it once a day you needn't use a canister or upright vacuum more than once a week. For under $70 you're not making a major investment. So, for what it is, you're getting your money's worth. If it only lasts for a year (and judging from the experiences of other owners, five years is more likely), I'd say you're making a good investment. Despite its deficiencies, you could buy a more expensive model and not do much better.
Strongly recommended.
UPDATE: MAINTENANCE ISSUE
After a year of frequent use, the brush roller started revolving very slowly and then stopped. I inspected the roller and found that dog hair had been accumulating at the end next to the belt housing. I removed the six screws that secure the two plates underneath and found several mounds of impacted hair that were interfering with the vacuum's operation.
After cleaning out the hair I put one drop of oil at each end of the rod. Problem solved! Even if you don't have pets it might be a good idea once a year to inspect the housing for accumulations of threads, dirt and human hair.
69 of 72 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
I have been looking and looking for a cordless sweeper I could use in my kitchen and on my steps. They all were not powerful enough. Until I found this one. It picks up everything and the battery never dies, and if it would they provide you with a second one! It was a little hard to find, but that just told me it was a great product. Trust me buy it, you will love it!!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
I love my hardwood floors again
I have two dogs and when we got hardwood floors I was shocked (and disgusted) with the amount of dog hair on the floor. Sweeping everyday was tedious. Read more
Published 4 days ago by D. Harris
5.0 out of 5 stars
Lightweight; works great
Purchased the stick vacuum on a gold box deal. Works very well for lightweight vacuuming on carpet or for floors. Read more
Published 8 days ago by Joel D. Lucoff
5.0 out of 5 stars
It is so easy to use, so we do.
We love this toy. It works well and we use it because it is so easy to grab, use, and put away.
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Published 12 days ago by No_Pen_Name
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great little cleaner
I was pleasantly surprised at how much area this will cover before losing it's suction. Great little cleaner for my small apartment
Published 14 days ago by Courtney Cook
5.0 out of 5 stars
My third one
This is my third sweeper. I wore out the first one in 5 years in picking dog hair everyday and I do mean everyday. Read more
Published 17 days ago by Richard M. Giles
5.0 out of 5 stars
Best vacuum ever
This is the best vacuum we have ever purchased. It's so lightweight and easy to use. I sweep the floors and then use this vacuum, you wouldn't believe the dust bunnies/hair that... Read more
Published 19 days ago by Susan Andrews
5.0 out of 5 stars
awesome works great good battery life
It could replace traditional vaccum works great on bare floor and carpet too. used for 30 min battery still had lot of juice left
Published 27 days ago by arif
2.0 out of 5 stars
cordless = less power
This vacuum is too weak, probably because it's cordless. It was foolish of me to think that something could be powerful when it relies on a battery for power. Read more
Published 1 month ago by J. Lee
5.0 out of 5 stars
Awesome handy helper!
It's light weight, easy to charge, and cordless!!! You can use it practically on any surface in your house - carpet, hardwood flooring, and tile. Would definitely recommend it!
Published 1 month ago by Marcie
5.0 out of 5 stars
Perfect!
I use this vac to vacuum my hard wood floors and it does a great job. One of my requirements was it had to be cordless. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Donald Bruce Jones
