BISSELL Pet Hair Eraser Turbo Plus - Grapevine Purple

This vacuum is awesome, I have a golden retriever that sheds quite a lot and tile floor, so far no issues, works great in picking up all hair and any dirt on the floor, no need for a broom anymore

I purchased this vacuum for my moms home it works really great it picks up everything it has great suction she has one cat and it picks up her fur very well.

I'm a floor guy. I like my carpets clean, my floors shiny and my yard mowed. So - vacuuming is a bit of an obsession of mine. I had a chance to try out the Bissell Pet Hair Eraser Turbo bagless upright in my own home. Here what I think. PROS: -Easy assembly -Good suction -Easy to access power and brush switch -LED Lighting for those dark areas - and even on the crevice tool! -Ample cord length CONS: -No location for the upholstery attachment on vacuum -When using the wand and attachments, the hose is so tight the vacuum kept falling over - so I had to hold it with my hand -Dust/dirt tank seems clumsy to reattach to base - maybe just takes getting used to but for multiple people, the first several times a few attempts were required OVERALL: Nice, powerful, light. Cleaned carpets and floors well. Easy access to filters for cleaning and maintenance. Dirt bin empties easily and is washable - like the filters.

BISSELL - Pet Hair Eraser Turbo Bagless Upright Vacuum was very easy to assemble. It came with nicely packaged and various add-on tools Dusting brush, wand, motorized brush and LED lighted crevice tool. We have tried many of the vacuum brands and there were certain things we didn't like about it. We bought this vacuum and used it for more than 2 weeks now. It outperforms other vacuums by far. With the other vacuums the brushes were always getting filed with hair from our dog and my wife / daughter's long hair, and we always had to reach inside the canister to pull out debris. In Pet Hair Eraser, nothing on the brush and the canister empties out perfectly. It makes our carpet look beautiful when we are done. It is easy to maneuver and suck out all debris really well. We can't say enough good about this vacuum. I have tried in carpet, hard floors and it works really great. This vacuum comes with bagless technology and no bags to buy or replace. Creative tool and dusting brush are really good add-ons which allow you to clean tight spaces, stairs and flat surfaces. It has 0.2-gallon dust cup and holds lot of dirt, so you can empty it less. It has motorized brush for tough tasks and lifts stubborn pet hair and ground-in dirt from surfaces while powerful suction carries it away. It has strong suction power from start to finish and Cyclonic technology separates dirt from the air, preventing it from clogging filters and ensuring consistently strong suction power. The 30" cord enables you to clean a large area before needing to change outlets. The Wand for cleaning above the floor extends to clean ceiling fans and other hard-to-reach places. With a 120V motor, you can achieve reliable suction and helps you keep your home clean. If you have pets, please don't look back and buy this vacuum.

I've had an older Bissell Pet Hair Eraser upright vacuum for a couple of years now and really like it. So we decided to get this newest model for using upstairs. I think the "Pet Hair Eraser" designs are really good, and they've made some nice improvements in this model. I really like that you no longer have to turn a switch on the side when going from floor to handle vacuuming. Now you can easily pull the handle out to clean some tight spots then go back to floor vacuuming with no fumbling around. I also like that they've combined the dusting brush and the grippy nubs into one tool (no more having to flip the tool around to use one or the other). They made the brush longer and narrow rather than round which makes it a lot easier to get into tight spaces to clean. The tank is easier to empty now, too. It's more of a simple cylinder design without any smaller side tanks so the debris tends to fall out more cleanly. It's also easy to twist and remove the cyclone thing in the center to remove any hair that doesn't fall out. The fill line on the tank is kind of funny, though. If your house is like mine, 95% of the debris is pet hair and it doesn't sit in the bottom of the tank--it swirls around and fills up the top first. (Picture attached) But you can still use common sense and know when the tank needs to be emptied. Overall, this is a nice, cost-effective vacuum for getting the job done. It's lightweight, easy to maneuver and carry around, and does a great job picking up cat hair.

BISSELL® Pet Hair Eraser Turbo Plus - We struggle to decide whether to get a canister, or upright, or stick vacuum. This Bissell has multiple personalities. It’s definitely a well designed upright, but it can act like both a canister or stick vac because of its thoughtful engineering. That upper stretch hose (5’ plus the tool length) that runs along the back of the wand can be attached to a (lighted LED) crevice tool, a powered hand-held “Pet TurboEraser” tool, or a small pet brush. We can also add the quick-release extension wand to reach greater heights. USABILITY: Setup was very easy, but we needed some double-takes on how the stretch hose connects to the dust bin. You DO need to release the dust bin to slide the hose onto the bracket. The Bissell has powerful suction, good maneuverability, and has manageable weight. Ironically, the high suction from the powerful motor works against you, especially on carpets. We’re working against both the weight of the Bissell as well as the suction force. Whew. Reducing the suction with the control on the handle certainly helps. Bissell has designed the powered head to reduce the wrapping of pet/human hair around the brush roll. We had no issues. The attachments are all very useful, easy to attach and well designed. The only complaint has to do with Bissell’s failure to put a lock on the wheels (or maybe an anchor?. . . kidding.). When using the stretch hose, the entire vac wants to move with the hose, as we use the attachments. This detracts from an otherwise great feature. Emptying the dust bin is a simple release that drops the bottom plate out of the way and allows the dust to fall without my assistance. (It was a bit balky for the first few uses, but it got reliable quickly.) Bissell provides a Febreeze Filter that you can insert ahead of the motor. We’re saving it for an odor crisis. Measured sound level (uncalibrated iPhone) was 75db without powered head, 80db with. And, the pitch was low, so it wasn’t terribly irritating.The lengthy cord is NOT a powered rewind, but the cord wrap posts are convenient. SUMMARY: This is a likable upright vacuum that makes the decision about what type of vac to buy much easier. Bissell has evolved the design with nice features to solve lots of cleaning problems and gives this version of the upright multiple personalities. We liked it.

This vacuum is excellent at picking up pet hair, and is easy to clean. The only downside I’ve experienced, is probably pretty common for canister vacuums. The canister, when emptied, does sometimes put dust/debris into the air.

I have several indoor cats, so whenever I get the chance to test a new vacuum that touts its 'pet hair erasing' capabilities, I usually take it. Assembly of this unit took just a few minutes, and then I was ready to try it out. For its size, this vacuum is fairly light and maneuverable, and it definitely doesn't disappoint on suction; I was quite surprised at the amount of hair that was pulled up from the first carpet I vacuumed since I had just vacuumed it the day before. I found the ability to control the amount of suction via the thumb control was a huge plus when transitioning from thick carpet to low-pile carpet or thinner area rugs. I actually had to return a Dyson vacuum once because there was no way to lessen the suction, so it was impossible to use it on some of the carpet in my house because the brush motor was overheating. After a few weeks of use, I'm still impressed by the suction this vacuum produces. It seems to pick up quite a bit more fur than my other vacuum, and so far, the brushes have remained free of hair/fur. To be honest, that was never a huge problem with the previous vacuum, but I would occasionally have to remove a few tangles. Removing, dumping, and replacing the dust-bin is very simple (as it should be), and there's a replaceable scented filter that adds to the 'clean smell' as you're cleaning. One of the first things that caught me off guard was that the power/brush switches aren't located on the handle, but instead are on a panel right above the dust-bin. The reason for that placement is because the handle detaches for cleaning areas above the floor, such as furniture. Using the vacuum in 'wand' mode is simple enough, and the included pet brush attachment does a great job of cleaning furniture, but the accordion hose sometimes feels like it's fighting against the wand. This will hopefully decrease as the wand is used more, but it's not a big problem if it doesn't. Overall, I'm very pleased with this vacuum and if you've got some pets in your home, you should definitely give this unit a serious look.