Eureka AirSpeed All Floors Upright Vacuum Review
Spring is here. And we’ve moved again. With two kids, two cats and a husband, cleaning is definitely a task. Dirt, cat hair, and food crumbs are constantly hitting the floors, and so are we! We love playing on the floors, so keeping them clean is SO important! Eureka makes that a huge step easier with the AirSpeed All Floors Upright Vacuum!
Eureka AirSpeed All Floors Upright Vacuum: Top Three Perks
The Eureka AirSpeed All Floors vacuum is great because it works on ALL floors! We have a variety of floors throughout our house, from laminate to thick carpet with a few levels in between! So, when cleaning means sweeping, shaking out rugs, and vacuuming carpets it doesn’t happen. But, when cleaning means doing all the floors with just the twist of a dial between surfaces, it’s way easier! The dial adjusts the height for various flooring, and a foot-button turns the spin brush on/off for different surfaces (think thin rugs that get twisted up in the spin brush).
Plus, the AirSpeed has all the attachments I could possibly need and is long reach to get into corners and up to the ceiling. Did I mention the Eureka AirSpeed is lightweight? It’s about 15 pounds, which is lighter than either of my children and totally manageable for my stairs.
The third fun, and unusual, perk of the Eureka AirSpeed is the way the suction works: instead of going through all the extension hose, there is a corner piece that can be turned to direct the suction to either the attachments or the floor. This means less distance for the dirt to travel and a better suction, which is the trick to making it work well on hard surfaces. This way, the suction sucks up the dirt on the hard surfaces instead of the spinning brush spitting it out at my feet. I’m actually quite impressed at the Eureka AirSpeed’s ability to pick up dirt, cat hair, and food crumbs from my hard surfaces and slightly grossed out at the amount it took out of my I-thought-they-were-clean carpets!
Eureka AirSpeed All Floors Upright Vacuum – Assembly
There is some assembly required. Fortunately, this assembly is super simple! No screws or tools needed, simply unpack and snap everything together. Then wrap the cord and you are ready to roll and roll. The dust bin is easy to remove, empty and clean. The dust bin filter is washable and the air filter is easy to change. Each hand tool has it’s own place and they snap/set in firmly enough that I’m not worried about them popping off easily.
Eureka AirSpeed All Floors Upright Vacuum: Other Perks
Other than what I’ve already mentioned, the AirSpeed has a few other perks!
-The purple color is pretty obvious, it’s bold and fun!
-The wheels are rubber and roll super smoothly on both my hard floors and my carpets.
-The cord is 27 feet long and the extension hose is 12 feet long. I have a small house, so this means I can cover the entire level without unplugging!
-The filter removes dust and allergens so they aren’t floating around in the air after vacuuming
-The suction. I’ve mentioned it earlier, but I’m actually so impressed I’m mentioning it again. It sucks up cat hair before I even roll over it. It gets dirt and crumbs from deep in carpet fibers. And it pulls up little pebbles brought in by little feet instead of letting the spin brush just kick them back out at my toes.
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Eureka Spring Cleaning Tips for Families
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I received a vacuum to review for this post. Opinions are 100% my own as always.
Lisa Brown says
My spring cleaning takes a while, so much to do. I enlist the help of the family and make it fun so we can get it all done.
Lisa Brown says
I manage sick in the house with keeping the air circulating and keeping surfaced clean.
Lisa Brown says
The Chihuahua Felt Birthday Song Card is so cute.
Cheryl says
I manage sick in our house with lots of chicken soup, hot tea, rest, and TLC.
Cheryl says
My favorite Hallmark Musical Greeting Card is the Chicken Dance Birthday Song Card.
shelly peterson says
I manage sick in my house by getting lots of rest, drinking fluids a taking medication.
shelly peterson says
I like the Blender and Mixed Drinks Birthday Song and Motion Card
Heather Hayes Panjon says
I Manage Sick In My House By Keeping Everything Clean And Sanitized.
Ashley N says
During spring cleaning, I like to clean out closets for clothes and items we don’t wear anymore and donating them to others. It feels so good to reduce the clutter! Then follow with a good clean. 🙂
Heather Mabbitt says
I LOVE Spring cleaning! Time to clear out the house of unused and unwanted stuff!! It feels so good to rid of the unnecessary 🙂
deanna hanson says
i try to keep the kids seperated so they dont infect each other
brian daniel says
I always keep wipes on hand
Will G says
I manage sick by making sure whoever is sick gets plenty of sleep.
Kristi rowland says
I like to deep clean in the spring, but it is a challenge with 4 small children! Would love to try out this vacuum on our different floor surfaces.
tabitha says
How I manage sick?
I clean A LOT and try and make sure that everyone is comfortable.
Rust says
I go room by room when spring cleaning, and do everything that needs doing in that room then I start on the next one.
When managing sick in my house, it’s homemade chicken noodle soup, lots of hand washing, and treating the symptoms.
latanya says
make sure you don’t forget your blinds
Candice says
We try to clean a little bit each weekend until we have gone through the whole house.
Pam H. says
I manage sick in my house by keeping surfaces disinfected and making lots of chicken noodle soup.
Morrighan Crowe says
We rarely if ever get sick. Organic Non Gmo food, exercise and sunshine help a lot.
mita says
I manage sick in my house by getting lots of rest, drinking Tea
Melissa Hartley says
I usually clean bathrooms first, followed by dusting, then floors. I really need a new vacuum–thanks for the chance to win this one!
Melissa Hartley says
I manage sickness in my household by using Lysol wipes for wiping down surfaces.
Thanks.
Sheila K. says
Sickness in the house is managed with homemade chicken noodle soup, hot tea with honey, plenty of tissues, and a wipe-down of door knobs and household surfaces!
Sheila K. says
I like the “Peanuts® Snoopy Happy Place Birthday Song Card” card!
Barbara says
I manage sick by establishing a quarantine, cleaning and sanitizing as much of the house as possible and making sure everyone is drinking enough fluids, eating and getting fresh air.
If I’m sick, heaven help us all!
Seyma Shabbir says
I manage sick by keeping the house clean, keeping us hydrated and fed with soup and toast. We all love tea so I make a green tea with honey, lemon and little ginger!
Gina C says
I manage sick by trying to isolate whoever is sick, and constantly cleaning all door knobs.
Natalie S says
I manage sick in my house with lots of rest, liquids, chicken soup, hugs and cuddles, and little buckets to carry around for kids that vomit 🙂
Jeana O'donnell-Murphy says
We dust from the top and get all of our ceiling fans cleaned real good and our window blinds and then dust off eveything else and vacuum up
Jeana O'donnell-Murphy says
I take vitamin C and drink broth and eat chicken noodle soup and carry on to manage sick
Londia says
I manage sick in the house by trying to keep things clean and sanitized and taking vitamins and drinking water.
Cassandra Eastman says
I manage spring cleaning by making a list of things I need to do around the house, and putting them in my calendar with 2 or 3 projects a day so I don’t overwhelm myself by trying to cram it all in at once!
Vera S says
I manage sick in my house by keeping things clean. It is very important to keep dust and germs down to a minimum. 🙂
Regina Wright says
Tons of cleaning and homemade chicken noodle soup!
Amanda Alvarado says
We manage sick by lots of hand washing and regular washing of sheets after the sickies hit!
julie says
Definitely keeping them hydrated and in different rooms
Cheryl says
5/23 My favorite Hallmark Musical Greeting Card is the Chicken Dance Birthday Song Card.
Holly Thomas says
We manage sick with Lysol spray & wipes.
Rhonda Grisham says
I manage the sick in my home by making sure to disinfect everything and lots of laundry to get rid of the germs.
Sheila K. says
I like the Peanuts® Snoopy Happy Place Birthday Song Card!
Christopher Mason says
Casting them into a room by themselves for as long as possible.
Vanessa C. says
Vacuum then wipe down blinds and ceiling fan blades with anti-bacterial wipes.
Jeanna says
I manage sick in the house by keeping that family member comfortable & resting while I was all the blankets & sheets on that person’s bed. Then I wash all the door handles & surfaces to prevent spreading the sickness!
Sandy Klocinski says
Always begin on the right side of your stove, then move clockwise around the room.
Tammy Horn says
I don’t really do spring cleaning, okay let me explain. I do deep cleaning, every 4 months. So yes, once in the spring, then fall, and again in winter. I dust the top of every doorway, pictures on walls. I always start high and work my way down, then all the cupboards and closets.
elizabeth p says
Cleanliness is next to godliness, or so I’ve heard.
Aaron says
Spring cleaning is a nice chance to fresh air out the house!
Monique Rizzo says
I actually love Spring Cleaning- Actually I love the results and the finished product!
Thank you for the chance.
Becca says
Spring cleaning is the worst but it feels good when everything is sooooo clean! I especially love a clean fridge.
rebecca hartman says
I am not a big cleaner my husband does it but i quit my job to be a stay at home mom and that pink vacuum would be awesome on me.
Crystal F says
Can I say I hate it? lol I don’t really spring clean. I just clean when it’s needed and declutter as needed. Thank you!
Shelia S says
I am not a spring cleaning fan, but I love the results when it is finished. I need a list to follow or I get easily side-tracked. 🙂
katherine says
I am all done and we just start over again here~
Amy L says
I start my Spring cleaning by doing the windows, inside and out. I get more motivated to clean the rest of the house once this is done.
Ashley C says
I hate spring cleaning, but I stress about doing it constantly!
Kennedy says
I love cleaning, but only when i have the right tools.
Lisa Ford says
Love the color of this machine.
Jillian Too says
I love seeing the results of spring cleaning so it’s always worth it to put in the time and elbow grease.
Deb C says
I am not a fan of cleaning in Spring or any season but it’s always nice to have a clean home done with the proper tools, like a good vacuum.
Kobi Hensley says
We deep clean a section of the house each month so we don’t have the daunting task of spring cleaning.
Michelle Hill says
I really dread Spring cleaning and I am so relieved when it is finally over!
Jaime Cummings says
If you ever start to smell something burning when you turn on your oven, it might be time to give it a deep clean. First, chip off loose pieces from your range, then spritz burnt-on food with ammonia. Sprinkle baking soda and a few drops of white vinegar on the bottom, let it bubble up, then whisk away the grime with a sponge.
Penny Snyder says
Spring cleaning is an important part of my cleaning due to my allergies!!
Kayla says
I enjoy spring cleaning. I get the family involved, we always get a special treat once we were done.
Deborah G. says
My tip is to start by tidying one room at a time, section by section. Then you can deep clean.
Rosey says
Got my Spring cleaning done here. Got the windows open. I’m loving life!Rosey
Aaron B says
I still need to do a bunch of spring cleaning, too bad the cleaning still isn’t really done even after that’s done!
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