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Even though I’m a dog mom, I’m a bit obsessive when it comes to keeping tidy floors. So, of course, I was destined to adopt a super-sheddy wiener-mutt. Even in the dead of winter, this dog drops hair like nothing I’ve ever seen before.
I would be up to my ankles in dog hair if I wasn’t for my eufy RoboVacs. And that’s only a slight exaggeration.
But even with my RoboVacs going to town on my floor every 24 hours, they don’t do stairs. And when I take my pups to the vet, the technology just isn’t there–yet–for them to automatically clean my car.
Enter eufy Homevac S11 Infinity! I got to put this new vacuum to the test against the fur storm. Did it pick up the pet hair that my other vacs missed? Here’s how it went!
Stairs, Floors, And Cars–The eufy Cleans Them All!
(Picture Credit: Eufy Amazon)The eufy Homevac S11 Infinity is lightweight and has three different suction powers. Depending on which mode it’s running on, it can operate for between eight and 40 minutes on a single charge.
When it’s off, it defaults back to the middle power; then you can increase or decrease suction from there, as needed.
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Having a family of five–two dogs and three humans–the pet hair, debris, and whatever else can really start to collect on my staircase. My favorite attachment for doing the stairs is the one in the picture above.
I have two staircases in my home that get lots of traffic, and both get super dirty. Cleaning them has never been easier. With the Eufy handheld vac in my life, I can zap them both in a matter of minutes.
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Bonus note: Switching attachments is really super easy.
After a trip to the vet, my car always has dog hair flying all over the place and getting in my lip balm. I usually have to wait until the weekend to vacuum, so I can pull out the extension cord and retrieve my small handheld vac from the attic–because during the week, I’m a busy working lady.
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The eufy has a nice little attachment for cleaning your car (seen above), and the suction power really picks up everything in the little crevices, dog hair and crumbs included.
Fair warning: Be sure to pick up small objects before you clean, or else the vac will suck them up.
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When I have people coming over, sometimes I love to quickly hit my floors with the long, standing attachment. It works nicely for bigger jobs with more surface area.
The ‘eufy Homevac S11 Infinity’ Upgrades Any Pet Parent’s Cleaning Game
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The eufy HomeVac S11 Infinity is a score for all types of quick vac chores from stairs, to rooms, to air vents, to automobiles. My eufy vacs have slowly pushed their way to the front of my vacuum line.
I have about three old vacuums that are now relics sitting up in my attic. There is just no competition for this gal on the go who loves a tidy household.
I love the light on the front of my eufy, too. It spotlights all the dirt and hair that’s about to get sucked up. That way, you can really know that your efforts are not wasted. There’s something very satisfying about that.
If you have dogs or children–or just a house that gets traffic–you may want to consider one of these hot, new cordless eufy HomeVacs. As a dog mom, I’d recommend a eufy vac to anyone who’s looking for an easier way to clean up after a shedding fur family.
Click here to check out the eufy HomeVac S11 Go. It’s the basic model with several attachments and adjustable suction powers.
Click here to check out the eufy HomeVac S11 Infinity. It has adjustable suction powers and a few extra accessories, as well as a bonus extra battery for bigger homes and longer cleaning time.
Do you have a eufy vacuum at home? How do you deal with the fur during shedding season? Let us know in the comments below!
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