Dirt Devil Scorpion Plus, Corded Handheld Vacuum Cleaner, Pet Friendly, for Multi-Surfaces, Powerful Suction, Built-in Crevice Tool, SD30025B, Red

i've been using the hand vac on my stairs and i love it. so much easier than trying to drag around my floor vac to do that job. i did some research before purchasing and decided a plug-in vac would have more power than a rechargeable. Dirt **** was consistently the favored model as i was researching. very happy i was able to find it at Walmart at a discounted price, with $0 shipping, plus delivery to my home.

The gal that comes in to help me is the one that uses my Hand heldeld Dirt Devil. She just loves it. I purchased it to vac my sofa and love seat. Well, when I hear it running I go check on her only to find her on her hands and knees vacuuming a rug. She just loves, loves it and cannot say enough about it.

I love it. I bought it for dog hair on my leather couches and into small areas like kitchen cabinets. I've tried all those small handheld vacs that just didn't work well or they lose power with in 10 mins. Because it plugs in I don't have to worry about a battery dying and it has great suction.

It is great for cleaning the dog and cat hair from the furniture and small rugs with shag carpet. The placement of my furniture is next to the outlet and the cord is long enough to cover the entire area. The handle is easy to grip and is comfortable to use. Most definitely worth the purchase.

I bought this specifically for stairs to replace a Dirt Devil I had for 30 years. So far, it has great suction. But there are a couple of things wrong in the design. First, the cord is WAY too short. I have to replug halfway up. Second, the pop in head for stairs was poorly designed and doesnt stay in a straight position. Some might like the swivel, but be warned-the unit decides, not the user. Finally, the crevice tool on the top is plastic and swivels on tiny, plastic balls or tabs. Mine were broken and the tool came off in my hand the first time I lifted it for use. Im guessing the inspector either didn't notice or chose not to replace it. Trying to get in touch with Dirt Devil about that. I'd rather not return the entire thing if only that piece can be replaced. I haven't t used it in my car or even tried to remove the dust cup yet, so cant speak to those features. But overall, if I chose again, I'd buy a different brand. Too bad; they used to be top tier.

Within 30 mins of 1st uses the vacuum overheated and had to sit for 30 mins before starting back up . After trying on the 2nd attempt the vacuum didn't even corroborate for 5 mins before cutting off again. Fast assembly and very nice quality at least presentation wise, Overall wouldn't recommend .

Moving out of a two bedroom house facing a four lane busy road. The house is always dusty. My bedroom window is above my queen size bed; two panes broke during a hail storm while I was in the hospital from a stroke. It takes longer for me to do chores. I bought this dirt devil to vacuum my mattress before movers put it in a plastic bag for moving. There's barely any dust nor glass in this bag less vacuum. It took me awhile to vacuum but I don't know why the vacuum is empty.

It was great the first time we used it.. then it started having problems. The little cup that holds the dirt wouldn't fit properly and you had to really work with it to get it to work and the bristles always got clogged up with pet hair which you had to basically take apart the roller in order to get the pet hair out. Then it started making a loud noise and it got really hot. Wish I had bought the Bissell to begin with.. Don't waste your money!

3-position swivel power head (great feature for stairs) broke after one use. Great suction if using with crevice tool, so probably would have been a great product except for the power head attachment design which renders it practically useless and a waste of $57 ,

I chose this vacuum because I thought it would be more powerful than the cordless types. But this vacuum barely works. The brush roller spins full speed when you first plug it in and turn it on, but as soon as you start using it the brush barely spins and then stops spinning altogether. The brush roller head also turns to the side even when it is in the “locked” position.