Bissell 2033 Featherweight Stick Lightweight Bagless Vacuum and Electric Broom with Crevice Tool for Hard Floors and Carpets, Blue

Very light. The Bissell 2033 weighs 2.6 lb, so it's easy to grab for a quick pickup, carry up the stairs and tuck back into a corner or closet. That low weight is the main reason to own one. It's slim enough to store in a small apartment or a camper without taking up floor space.

It's mixed. On tile and wood floors the Featherweight 2033 does quick sweeps well, but on carpet it often struggles and needs many passes to get things clean. Treat it as an electric broom for hard floors that can manage a low rug now and then. For wall-to-wall carpet you'll want a bigger vacuum.

Yes. The handle comes off the Bissell 2033, which turns it into a small hand vacuum for corners, furniture and stairs, and that conversion gets plenty of use. Bissell includes a crevice tool for furniture and a floor nozzle meant for stairs, and the low weight makes going step to step easy.

Usually, yes. The 15-foot cord on the Bissell 2033 is long enough for a single room or a small apartment, and the length is checked against Bissell's site. A few wish it were longer. In a bigger home you'll move the plug between rooms, but for quick pickups that's rarely a bother.

Yes. Scattered litter around a litter box and loose pet hair near food bowls are jobs the Bissell 2033 handles well. It's light enough to keep near the pets' corner and grab whenever something spills. Hair pressed into carpet is a different story, since carpet is where this vacuum struggles.

It holds 0.67 liters. The cup is transparent so you can see when it needs emptying, and the vacuum is bagless.

Bissell's troubleshooting lists two causes: a filter that's clogged, wet or dirty, or a clogged dirt container. Clean the filter and empty the container following the instructions. If dust blows out of the air vent, the filter may not be seated properly on its frame.