2254 CleanView Swivel Rewind Pet Upright Bagless Vacuum, Automatic Cord Rewind, Swivel Steering, Powerful Pet Hair Pickup, Specialized Pet Tools, Large Capacity Dirt Tank, Teal

This vacuum reminds me of the powerful vacuums manufacturers used to make! It is heavy-duty with strong suction & several height settings so you can use it on any surface. The attachments all have onboard, convenient spots on the vacuum itself. The cord retracts smoothly & everything is designed with ease-of-use in mind. Although it’s larger, it easily fits into tight spaces & does a great job of picking things up on the first pass. I have purchased so many bad vacuums that I wasn’t expecting it to be this efficient & agile, but I’m happy to report, it is amazing! I highly recommend this vacuum.

Love it have two cats and it’s a amazing at picking up all the fur so easy to use and perfect size and attachments powerful suction lightweight great performance

I have waited a year to write this review to make sure I could give honest feedback of pros/cons: PROS: if you have pets, this one is for you. I have had a lot of different types of vacuums and this one by far picks up the most pet hair. I love that could can see the canister filling up and emptying is a breeze. It’s lightweight and easy to maneuver once you get the hang of it. The cord is long (which is a huge plus) and it’s easy to rewind with a push of the button. By far my favorite feature is the upholstery attachment. Just wow does that really work on furniture!! I have a black dog and a white cat and it has no problems picking up hair off furniture. CONS: As with anything there are a few things I would change. First the hose. It is way too short and the extension is as well. It’s easy enough to remedy by buying more extensions but it would be better if the manufacturer updated this feature. I don’t mind the onboard tools but they don’t all stay on tightly in place so I just took them off. Lastly a light would be nice for those darker corners in the house. Overall I would highly recommend this model for the price and the value.

I have had this vacuum for 2.5 years now, so I think that's a pretty good amount of time to know what's good and bad about it. My previous vacuum was a Dyson Ball Animal, which I had for five or six years, so that's what I'm comparing it to. Overall the Bissell is a good vacuum, mainly because the suction power is amazing. Even when my Dyson was new it didn't have the suction power that the Bissell does, and for the last few years before it died I was having to use one of those scraper tools to pull all the cat hair up out of our rugs first before vacuuming, which was very labor intensive. We currently have 13 cats in the house, so it's extremely important for us to have a reliable vacuum that works very well and can handle all the cat hair. The Bissell can do that! So here are the main things I like about this vacuum: it has absolutely no trouble pulling ALL the cat hair out of the rugs, and of course hardwood/tile floors are no problem. The little side bristles help to pull in dirt and hair next to baseboards, which is also really helpful. It's very lightweight and swivels on a dime, so it's easy to handle. The tank is large and very easy to empty, and even when hair gets stuck up around the filter, it's big enough to reach into. That was a problem with the Dyson, because hair would get stuck up near the top but it was almost too small to reach into so I'd have to use a hangar to get everything out. I also like that the cord retracts, and there's a little thing near the top of the handle that you can clip the cord into to help keep it out of the way. Changing the belt is fairly easy - but I'll get into that later. The things I don't like as much: The hose works fine and some of the tools are good, like the one with the brush on it, but it could be improved. This is one area where the Dyson was much better - the hose was longer and had a sort of handle, and everything was better quality. The Bissell tools are cheap and don't work as well, especially the "triple action brush roll" that's supposed to pick up cat hair. I have tried and tried to figure out how to make that thing work and it just doesn't. That is probably the biggest disappointment with the Bissell - I absolutely need an attachment that picks up cat hair to vacuum the couch, chairs, and everything else that gets covered in hair. The Dyson has an attachment like that with little rotating heads that works incredibly well. Fortunately, it fits on the Bissell hose! If you have pets I highly recommend buying that attachment by itself to use with the Bissell. It's the Tangle-Free Turbine Tool that goes with the Dyson Animal DC40 upright vacuum. I also still use the "articulating hard floor tool" that came with the Dyson, because the Bissell doesn't have anything like that and it fits on the Bissell hose. The Bissell corner tool may be useful if you have carpeted stairs but I don't have stairs and have never found a use for it. The Bissell is bigger than the Dyson and doesn't fit under things as well. Also, when using the hose you have to be very careful not to pull too much or the whole vacuum will fall over because it's so lightweight. I have learned that you have to hold onto it or lay it down to use the hose. Also, over time it has gotten louder; I'm not sure why. Those things are all minor annoyances. The main negative is the same thing many other people have mentioned - the belt breaks too easily. I'd had it less than two months when the belt broke, because I had the vacuum sitting on the edge of a rug that had fringe. While I was busy vacuuming under something with the hose, it somehow sucked the fringe up and I guess it got clogged and that snapped the belt. I was prepared for that because of other reviews, so I ordered more belts from Bissell and they arrived pretty quickly. In the directions it tells you to remove the screws from the plate on the bottom, but there is one more than it says there are. After a few minutes I figured out how to get the belt in the right place and around the roller, put everything back together, turned it on, and there was immediately a horrible noise and I swear flames came out of the vacuum before I could get it turned off. I took the bottom plate off again and not only was the new belt broken but the roller was also broken. I'm not sure what happened because I followed the directions. I contacted Bissell support and told them what happened, and it took them a couple of days to respond, but when they did they said those things aren't usually covered by the warranty but that they would send me a new roller and belt free of charge! They arrived pretty quickly. The roller was a different color than the original, but I wasn't going to gripe about a free replacement. This time after I reinstalled everything it worked perfectly. Since then it has worked great, and no more broken belts! I have learned to be somewhat careful with it. If you buy this vacuum be aware that the suction is so good it will suck up small rugs (like bath mats), and don't roll over small cords or anything loose that could get tangled up in the roller. I never worried about that with the Dyson because even if something did get sucked up I could just pull it out. The Bissell is not as sturdy but will EAT things if you're not careful. Bottom line - even with the minor annoyances I would buy this vacuum again in a heartbeat just for the suction alone, but the price definitely helps.

We’ve bought countless (6 to be exact SHARK Vacuums..). And each and every one has either stopped working or somehow a plastic piece broke off and the list goes on ! The last one I bought I bought from Amazon and I bought a three year warranty, which I have been trying to get help on for a year and a half. I’m very upset over it because I paid for it and they want me to go to the manufacturer who they say is responsible for it and shark is saying AMAZON is responsible for it so I gave up and are VERY UPSET Amazon didn’t honor my extended warranty and the vacuum making awful clicking noises when vacuuming became a problem So I thought the Reviews are amazing for this Bissel Vacuum and hey let’s try something new A portion of it goes towards animals, which I think is awesome because we have two rescues and our fur babies are very important to us, but the other problem is one of them sheds badly so we need a decent vacuum The price point is wonderful. It does what it says. I wish it did have a light on it but at a time I just wanted a vacuum to vacuum the suction is phenomenal and it is very easy to empty the container. My husband even loves it so we may be new fans of this product. The only thing like I said, I wish it had a light and I’m kind of surprised you have to manually bend down and switch the depth so that’s kind of a pain too but when you’re looking at the money invested in it, it’s not a 500 $600 vacuum, but I will say I am very impressed with it and this is an honest review. I am not getting paid for this or in a promotion for anything and we have had it for several months now one of the best features to the retractable cord boy I just love that.

There is a lot to love about this vacuum. We bought it to replace the cordless shark for pets. Overtime, the cordless seemed to lose its suction and after a year could do the house (20 minutes) and then was out. So, we decided to go back to a corded option. This is a bigger, heavier machine than what we were using. That took some getting used to. But the nozzle comes off and has a really nice vacuum attachment for places that I cant maneuver vacuum. The vacuum is easy to maneuver with a very swiveling head. The best part is the suction. I vacuumed the living room carpet the day after the housekeeper had done the cleaning and vacuuming- this baby sucked up almost an entire canister of dog hair!!! It was shocking how much it picked up that we could not see. I immediately did the whole house- emptying the canister three times! This allowed me to test the cord length as well. I found it could easily do two rooms (both fairly large) before needing to move the plug. This seemed reasonable to me. No complaints. The button sucked in the cord quickly and neatly as well. You can tell this sucks deep. I used the higher level for carpets and did hardwood floors as well. I was pleased that it does the very edges right next to the wall- you can see the brushes come out and grab the edges making sure every gets sucked up. Overall, we are pleased. I am hopeful it will last a couple of years making it more affordable than the other in the long run. It is more effective. There is some trade off in weight and moving the cord, but the effectiveness is significantly better.

I have used a Dyson for years and haven’t always been pleased with it. It also has started to have issues. Therefore, I went on the vacuum cleaner search and discovered this one. The day it arrived I pulled it out of the box, quickly put it together, and started vacuuming. Wow! I’m so impressed! We have a very large Golden Retriever who leaves lots of fibers of joy around the house. Yes, I vacuum on a regular basis. This vacuum cleaner picked up more hair and dirt than the Dyson ever has. It’s not too heavy and the different heights are nice going from wood floor to low rugs to high pile carpet. Well done Bissell.

We have an old clunky Hoover windtunnel which is just about ready to give up the ghost, so I decided to give this Bissell a try. We have always used Hoovers, so this was a change for us. I gave it its maiden voyage today and also was able to match up my reviews with some of the others previously written on Amazon. Here are my thoughts for those of you who are considering purchasing this machine (I have no vested interest in or bias against any manufacturer). 1. This is a very lightweight machine and easy to carry and transport. Don't worry about its not being self propelled. It is so lightweight and the rollers are so smooth, that there was zero effort in moving it around. I found the self propelled aspect of the Hoover annoying as it was difficult to control. I thought the swivel was a plus - very easy to get used to. 2. The suction power is outstanding. We vacuumed the rug earlier with the Hoover and then went over it again with the Bissell. The amount of extra dog hair and debris that it brought up was incredible. Of course, the Hoover was near the end of its life, so the comparison may not have been totally accurate. 3. A couple of reviewers indicated that there was a high pitched whine coming out of the machine. We noticed this as well, but compared to the Hoover, this machine was much less noisy. I think the whine may come from the front rollers, but I didn't find this to be annoying. 4. The ease emptying the canister is significant. It empties right into a receptacle and there was no dirt flying around. The filer is easy to access and should be easy to clean. Very well designed. 5. One or two reviewers referred to it as cheaply made and a "toy". I can't agree with this assessment. It is not as clunky as the Hoover, its ease of operation is remarkable given its light weight, and its design is definitely user friendly. I haven't tried it on a hardwood floor as yet, hence no review there. It didn't strike me as anything less than a solidly constructed, well designed vacuum. 6. The retractable cord is great. Much better than struggling with a free cord that you have to wrap up. Hopefully the mechanism won't break down over time. 7. I also noted some reviewers complain that the roller continued operating when using an accessory. This could be an issue if the accessory is used for a long duration as it could damage a carpet when in an upright position. The Hoovers roller stopped during accessory use, but then it was sometimes hard to get it going again. I am taking a chance that I can accomodate to this feature, and perhaps put something under the roller when the vacuum is upright and I am using an accessory. It was not a deal breaker for me. 8. I recommend purchasing a couple of extra belts. Inexpensive and less costly than trying to get it repaired by someone else. So, after my short experience with the Bissell, I am pleased with its operation. It could be that after struggling with the Hoover for so long, that anything would have been better, but this model seems to do the job and you don't have to be an engineer to operate it. Amazon reviewers gave it 92% 5 and 4 star reviews. I think this is accurate.

Excelente, de buen material, es super facil de armar. Trae 5 accesorios y tiene una potencia bastante buena, ideal para los que tenemos mascota, aspira sin problema el pelo que tiran de cualquier superficie, sillones, alfombras, tapetes piso. Bastante comoda, no usa bolsas, el tanque se lava en casa. Excelente compra

Necesito devolver el producto. Es un producto excelente Pero ya no lo necesito. Tuve problemas de salud y no pude devolver el producto a paquetería en tiempo y forma. Podrían ayudarme por favor.

J’ai été séduite par tous les bons avis sur cet appareil, mais je suis très déçue. Après seulement deux utilisations, l’aspirateur n’aspirait plus et dégageait une odeur de brûlé. Lorsque j’ai contacté le vendeur, j’ai suivi les différentes étapes de diagnostic. En ouvrant l’appareil, nous avons constaté qu’une corde en caoutchouc qui permet la rotation de la brosse était brûlée et donc coupée. Après plusieurs échanges, le vendeur m’a proposé de remplacer cette corde. Cependant, en la remplaçant, j’ai bien vu que cela n’allait probablement pas tenir longtemps, car les autres pièces autour, qui sont également en plastique, avaient elles aussi commencé à brûler. Je suis vraiment très déçue, surtout après avoir été convaincue par tous ces bons avis. Pour le prix, je trouve très décevant d’avoir reçu un article d’une qualité aussi médiocre. De plus, l’aspirateur est très lourd. Je ne recommande pas cet appareil.

It’s a wonderful vacuum for housework ! It can be a little heavier than some , and I don’t like that the extendable stick attachment isn’t one piece . But it’s very powerful and have use to for my cleaning business a number of times :)

I’ll try to keep this brief. Got the Dyson ball vac. It’s Dyson, right? What could be better? Well, this Bissell is better! The Dyson is IMPOSSIBLE to pull across carpet, even low pile carpet. So… I dragged the Dyson over my shag area rug section by section and got a workout I really didn’t need or want. It was frustrating and exhausting. There is no way I want to struggle like that every time I do housework. Just ran the Bissell over the same shag rug (and my cat has been staying at my daughter’s so there should be very little to pull up after the Dyson episode) and LOOK! I was momentarily worried it was going to be a problem to push as well, but it turns out it was just a learning curve and not the vacuum trying to permanently affix itself to the rug via overly intense suction. Super easy and effective on low pile carpet and bare floors. Super long cord is really nice to have and the auto rewind is a fantastic bonus. Very happy and highly recommend!