Vacuum Cleaners & Cleaning Equipment
Vacuum cleaners for sale for every kind of home, from a quick stick vacuum for crumbs to a robot that cleans while you are out. Compare the types below and find the right vacuum for your floors, pets and space.
Which vacuum cleaner do you need?
| Type | Best for | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Stick vacuum | Daily cleans and hard floors | Run time, bin size, weight |
| Handheld vacuum | Cars, stairs and spills | Suction, charging time, attachments |
| Robot vacuum | Hands-off daily cleaning | Mapping, mop function, dock |
| Bagless vacuum | Whole-house cleans and carpet | Cord length, filter, bin capacity |
| Carpet cleaner | Stains and deep cleaning | Tank size, drying time |
Vacuum cleaners for carpets, hard floors and the car
Choose a vacuum cleaner by your floors and how often you clean. For hard floors and short daily cleans, a cordless stick vacuum is light, quick to grab and easy to store. Thick carpet and rugs need strong suction and a motorised brush head; a corded or bagless vacuum keeps full power for a whole-house clean.
A handheld vacuum handles stairs, couches and the car without dragging a big machine around. If you would rather not vacuum at all, a robot vacuum runs on a schedule, and a robot vacuum and mop model also wipes hard floors. For stains and busy carpet, a carpet washing vacuum cleaner lifts dirt that dry suction leaves behind.
Vacuums by type
Not sure where to start? To buy a stick vacuum for everyday cleaning, choose a cordless model that converts into a handheld for benches and shelves. For the car, stairs and quick spills, handheld vacuums are the easiest to keep charged and close by. Busy household? Robot vacuums clean on a schedule and return to their dock to charge.
For large homes and thick carpet, bagless vacuums save on bags and show you when the bin is full. Deep cleaning rugs or carpet? Carpet cleaners wash and extract in one pass.
Cordless, corded or robot vacuum?
Cordless vacuums are the most convenient for quick, frequent cleans, but run time depends on the battery and suction mode. Corded vacuums give constant power for long cleans and bigger homes. Robot vacuums keep floors tidy between cleans but still miss stairs and tight corners. Many households pair a robot or corded vacuum with a cordless stick for daily touch-ups.
Buying vacuum cleaners online
Affordable vacuum cleaners are good value when the run time, suction and bin size suit your home, so compare those before the vacuum cleaner price. Check the filter type too if anyone in the house has allergies. Every product page lists sizes, specs and what is included, so you can buy a vacuum cleaner online with confidence. Need help choosing? Call our team on 0451 925 468.
Vacuums & cleaning equipment FAQ
What type of vacuum cleaner is best for a small home?
A cordless stick vacuum. It is light, stores in a cupboard and handles most hard floors and rugs.
Is a robot vacuum worth buying?
If you want floors cleaned daily without the effort, yes. You will still need a stick or handheld vacuum for stairs and corners.
Bagged or bagless vacuum?
Bagless vacuums save on ongoing bag costs. Bagged models hold dust in better when emptying, which can suit allergy sufferers.
How often should I empty a bagless vacuum?
After every clean, or once the bin reaches the max line. A full bin reduces suction.