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[JoyFilled Warrior]

Hi  @Forum-Friends 

This newest home, on daily sweep, yields dust bunnies!

It's a large, well maintained, busy, older facility, so maybe dust thru Air Vents?

I guessing I also need a reasonably priced, effective, Hard Floor electronic vacuum device. (I already have a great Rug Carpet vacuum).

Any recommendations?  esp now during Amz Prime Days

TIA (Thanks In Advance)

[We rescue cats]

I love my Dyson Omni Glide, it is for hard floors and we have used ours daily for several years. It has regular and heavy duty speeds, 20 minutes run time. I think we paid $250-300 for it.

[rockygems123]

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@JoyFilled Warrior wrote:

Hi  @Forum-Friends 

This newest home, on daily sweep, yields dust bunnies!

It's a large, well maintained, busy, older facility, so maybe dust thru Air Vents?

I guessing I also need a reasonably priced, effective, Hard Floor electronic vacuum device. (I already have a great Rug vacuum).

Any recommendations?  esp now during Amz Prime Days

TIA (Thanks In Advance)

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@JoyFilled Warrior 

Sharke Ion Robot.  You wouldn't believe the tiny fine to larger dust particles it picks up, a lot.  

[Still Raining]

YES!  Kill us some dust bunnies 🤣

My house is very old, even older than my mom!  So the hardwood floors are remarkable.  I would advise you to not go cheap.  It will have a lot of use and an adequate dust bin is a must.  Mine is a Shark since I could not see paying for a Dyson.  

[JoyFilled Warrior]

*gulp*   WOW.  These prices!

I guess it's been quite a while since I needed/had a hard floor vacuum. 

[Eileen in Virginia]

We also have the original hardwood floors in our house and get lots of dust, probably from the forced hot/cold air system. I just use our regular vacuum cleaner set on the lowest floor setting, then do a quick once over with a dust mop.