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Eureka Mighty Mite Vacuum

The Eureka Mighty Mite Vacuum Cleaner is little powerhouse of a machine. I purchased this vacuum online from evacuumstore.com. They shipped it free of charge and the vacuum was at my door within days. I hadn't done much research. I had just wanted to switch from the cheap bagless upright that I had had and get a small and lightweight, bagged canister. At first I wasn't sure if I'd like a canister vacuum, but now I am really happy with the purchase for a few reasons. It is compact and stores in my closet easily. All of the tools store on the machine nicely. The suction is more than I expected and the floor nozzle easily pulls dust from the sides. Its effortless and makes vacuuming actually fun. The Mighty Mite's capability is definately beyond it's price. The model I chose was the purple Pet Lover 3684 twelve amp which also came with an air driven Power Paw turbo nozzle that cleans up my cat's hair from furniture very well.

I would recommend getting a Eureka mighty mite vacuum to anyone with hardwood floors, light carpeting, or area rugs. This would be a nice backup around the house, in the basement or in the garage. I have hardwood floors and stairs (which I just carry up and down). It's just a good deal if you do not feel like paying a lot at the moment for a high end vacuum. I also read people have gotten years out of these machines. I wore down my dust brush so what I did was upgraded to a natural bristle brush for dusting above the floor and got a tool caddy that clips onto the telescopic wand. This enables me to quickly and easily switch tools. I found that there are quite a few additional accessories for any mighty mite. Not all come with the high quality brushes or floor nozzles that can be obtained in order to upgrade your mighty mite vacuum or keep it in good working order.
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