Before you start cleaning, it’s important to check your hardwood floor’s finish..

These are the most popular type of vacuum in the UK.They have strong suction, are great for cleaning large areas of floor, and you don’t need to bend down when using them.

Many upright vacs also have powered brush bars for better carpet agitation.. Cylinder vacuums.Cylinder vacuums are often.cheaper and lighter.

They also generate great suction power and the longer hose makes them useful for cleaning under furniture.Many don’t have a powered brush bar, however, which reduces carpet cleaning efficiency.. Cordless vacuums.

Cordless stick vacuums have become increasingly powerful in recent years.

Models like the Dyson V11, Dyson V15 and Miele TriFlex can now rival corded vacuums for cleaning performance, while having the convenience of a cord-free design and the option of a handheld mode.If the vacuum is plugged in, there’s a chance the brush could start spinning when you fix the issue.

This could cause serious injury to your hand, and even risk an electric shock.. 1.Check for Tangles and Blockages.

Physical blockages are one of the most common reasons for a brush to stop spinning.Fortunately, a blockage is also one of the easiest problems to fix.. After switching off the vacuum, turn over the floorhead and look for obstructions.