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  • monicastone
    Registrierter Benutzer
    • 21.09.2021
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    The Best Bissell Vacuums in 2023: Top Product Review

    A vacuum cleaner is one of the essential tools you must have in your closet to keep your home clean and tidy. However, with so many available options, choosing the right one for our needs can be overwhelming.

    Bissell is a well-known brand in the vacuum cleaner industry, offering a range of models to suit different cleaning needs. Bissell has something for everyone in their portfolio, from cordless to corded, upright to the canister vacuums specialized for pet hair and hardwood floors.

    In this article, we’ll explore the best Bissell vacuum cleaners available in the market and see what sets them apart from all others! See if there’s any model that catches your eye.

    What to Consider When Buying a New Bissell Vacuum

    Before we look into the best Bissell for April 2023, we should first look into what to consider when browsing through their catalog.
    • Type of vacuum cleaner
    There are many kinds of Bissell best vacuum cleaners on sale.

    Upright vacuums are classic and among the most popular. These are full-sized vacuums with strong suction power that are well-suited for cleaning large houses and areas.

    Canister vacuums are built for maximum mobility. All of the heavy components like the motor, filtration system, and so on are stored in a wheeled canister that you can drag around as you move through the house.

    Stick vacuums are lightweight and compact. They’re smaller and weigh a fraction of a full-size upright vacuum. Over the last few years, many manufacturers — Bissell included — have focused their resources into developing this type of vacuum. As such, many models are as performant as uprights despite being half the size and weight!

    Last but not least, there are robotic vacuums. These robots can clean the house all on their own without needing your manual input. They’re the most expensive best Bissell vacuums on the market at the moment, but the convenience they provide is usually more than worth the money.
    • Filtration system
    A vacuum filtration system captures harmful particles like dust, allergens, and bacteria.

    HEPA filters are the most efficient, capturing up to 99.9% of particles as small as 0.3 microns. However, not all "HEPA" filters are created equal, so check the user's manual for test results on filtration efficiency before buying.

    Avoid using old, filterless vacuums. They’re far worse than not vacuuming since dust and allergens can spread around in the air from the suction force without a filter.
    • Suction power and motor size
    A vacuum's suction power and motor size determine how effectively it can pick up dirt and debris. Look for a model with strong suction and a powerful motor for deep cleaning.
    • Corded or cordless
    An upright vacuum cleaner can be corded or cordless, and each option has its own advantages and limitations.

    A wall plug powers corded upright vacuums and draw stable and consistent power from the primary grid, allowing the motor to generate powerful suction. But while all corded vacuums have high power and can easily handle different surfaces, the cord limits the range of cleaning. This can be a problem if you don’t have many outlets around the house.

    On the other hand, cordless upright vacuums use rechargeable batteries, providing more flexibility to clean anywhere in the house without being tied to an outlet. But note that the power delivered to the motor is less consistent due to battery limitations and the need to conserve battery life. So, suction performance will generally be inferior to corded models.

    Accessories and attachments

    Look for a best Bissell vacuum with accessories and attachments that match your cleaning needs. If you need to clean tight, awkward spaces often, look for models that come with a crevice tool. If you have pets and they shed a lot of hair around the house, a pet hair cleaning tool will be perfect. And if you have a lot of delicate surfaces around the house, like wood floors, look for vacuums that come with specialized wood floor-cleaning tools.

    Best Bissell Vacuums in April 2023

    1. BISSELL 2252 CleanView Swivel Upright Bagless Vacuum with Swivel Steering, Powerful Pet Hair Pick Up, Specialized Pet Tools, Large Capacity Dirt Tank, Easy Empty





    In 2023, the Bissell 2252 CleanView remains one of the company's most popular models. Though it’s been on the market for quite some time, its popularity still hasn’t faded, according to the many Bissell vacuum reviews we’ve read from customers.

    Despite its relatively compact design, this vacuum delivers superior value for its price. Customer reviews have noted the CleanView 2252's ability to collect dust, dirt, and debris from bare floors and carpets thanks to its unique Triple Action brush roll that efficiently loosens and lifts embedded dirt.

    The brush roll features an edge-to-edge cleaning feature that makes picking up pet hair and dirt along baseboards easier. Additionally, the vacuum includes a mini Pet TurboBrush tool that effectively cleans up after multiple pets, making it a favorite among pet owners.

    The CleanView 2252 is designed for ease of use with a steerable head and slender tool types like the crevice tool or the Pet TurboBrush that easily cleans underneath furniture. It weighs just 14.5 pounds (6.5 kilograms), making it lighter than an average full-sized vacuum. A swivel steering mechanism at the front allows for flexible and comfortable maneuvering of the vacuum.

    The cord is 25 feet long, which is about average for a vacuum of this price range.

    The vacuum also includes a manual height-adjusting knob that allows you to adjust the brush head's height for optimum cleaning efficiency on carpets.

    The dust cup has a 1-liter (33.8 ounces) capacity and fills quickly, so you must empty it frequently. However, emptying is straightforward and mess-free, thanks to the dust cup's dirt-ejecting mechanism. Although the in-built filtration system is robust and does an excellent job at filtering, it is not HEPA. The pre-motor filter consists of a foam and active carbon filters that can be removed and washed when dirty. BISSELL claims that the post-motor filter is a "lifetime" filter, so you won't need to replace it.

    This best Bissell vacuum has five tools, including the Pet TurboEraser tool, a brush-upholstery tool, a dusting brush, a crevice tool, and an extension wand.

    The 3-year limited warranty period for this upright vacuum is remarkably long for a corded upright, making it an excellent value for its price.

    One downside of the CleanView 2252 is that the building quality is relatively cheap since the vacuum is made from light plastic. However, if you prioritize a lightweight vacuum, you may be able to overlook this flaw.

    2. Bissell Featherweight 2033





    If you are looking for a lightweight vacuum for whatever reason, the BISSELL Featherweight 2033 will be the perfect buy for you. This compact vacuum is exceptional for its lightweight design and suitable cleaning performance.

    The Featherweight 2033 is not designed for maximum performance. Instead, as its name suggests, it’s built to be as light and compact as possible. Weighing just around 2.6 pounds, the Featherweight 2033 is incredibly lightweight and portable. In fact, in our database, it is in the top 10 of the lightest vacuums we’ve ever tested.

    However, in return for its lightweight and compactness, Bissell has made quite a lot of compromises. The most significant of which is cleaning performance.

    You can use the vacuum to pick up light dirt and dust from bare floors and upholstery. It also works well on low-pile carpets and small rugs. However, when it comes to thicker carpets and rugs, expect the Featherweight 2033 to struggle.

    The vacuum's compactness makes it quite ideal for cleaning stairs and awkward spaces up high, but the short cord length can be problematic if you don't have electrical outlets nearby.

    Speaking of the cord … it’s only about 15 feet long, so it's best suited for small houses or apartments.

    To make the vacuum even more flexible than it already is, the Featherweight 2033 can be converted into a handheld mode, which is great for cleaning high and hard-to-reach places.

    The dust cup has a capacity of 0.67 liters, which is relatively small. The filter is not washable or reusable, so you must remember to purchase replacement filters every few months. The vacuum comes with a crevice tool and a floor nozzle and is backed by a 2-year limited warranty.

    Overall, the BISSELL Featherweight 2033 is an excellent lightweight vacuum if mobility and compactness are what you’re looking for. But don’t expect to have top-of-the-line performance with this model. It’s just what you must give up for the design.

    Useful Reference: 20 Rated Best Bissell Vacuum in 2023: The Complete Buyer's Guide

    Conclusion

    As you can see, Bissell offers various vacuum cleaners with different features and designs to suit different needs and preferences. We hope these two best Bissell vacuums — the Bissell 2252 CleanView and the Featherweight 2033 — meet up with your expectations and you find your next, great vacuum with either of these two.

    But if you need to see more options, though, don’t hesitate to browse through the rest of our database. There’s more where that come from!
    Zuletzt geändert von monicastone; 11.12.2023, 10:18.
  • pulsar99
    Registrierter Benutzer
    • 03.12.2007
    • 816

    #2
    Hallo monicastone und herzlich willkommen im Visaton Forum!

    Wie du schon richtig herausgefunden hast, sind die Chassis schon 'etwas' älter. Diese Lautsprecher wurden etwa bis Anfang der 1990er Jahre produziert. Damals durchaus sehr hochwertige Chassis. Es kommt jetzt darauf an wie der technische Zustand ist. Beim WS17 muss die Sicke (der äußere gummiartige Rand der Membran) noch in Ordnung sein, außerdem darf die Schwingspule nicht schleifen wenn man die Membran vorsichtig hin und her bewegt.
    Beim DTW110 FFL ist genau dieses FFL (Ferrofluid) ein Unsicherheitsfaktor. Dieses kann, insbesondere wenn die Chassis in sehr warmer Umgebung eingesetzt waren (z.B. Auto-Heckablage) eintrocknen, dann sind die Teile nur noch sehr eingeschränkt zu gebrauchen. Aber: ich habe hier vergleichbar alte Hochtöner von Visaton ebenfalls mit FFL, die funktionieren noch einwandfrei! (schaust du hier: https://forum.visaton.de/forum/galer...tl7-b38-tl25dh )
    Also wenn die Chassis technisch noch in Ordnung sind steht dem Einsatz nichts im Wege. Schön wäre es wenn du jemanden mit etwas Erfahrung hättest der mal drüber schauen kann und zumindest ein Impedanzmessung machen kann.

    Zu den Chassis selbst:

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    der WS17 ist ein Tieftöner der sich in großen Bassreflex-Gehäusen wohlfühlt, dann aber richtig tiefen Bass produziert. Ein geschlossenes Gehäuse eignet sich auch. Die TSP findest du hier: https://forum.visaton.de/forum/archi...mall-parameter
    Eingesetzt wurde der im Bauvorschlag i-Punkt, jedoch mit einem anderen Hochtöner:
    https://forum.visaton.de/forum/archi...-i-punkt-03-88

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    Der DTW 110 FFL war ein typischer Gewebekalotten Hochtöner der damaligen Zeit, ab etwa 3000Hz einsetzbar.

    Einen Bauvorschlag mit genau dieser Chassis Kombination hat es meines Wissens nicht gegeben.

    Wie sieht denn die Frequenzweiche aus? Oft finden sich sog. Fertigweichen in solch alten Lautsprechern, erkennbar an einem Aufdruck auf der Platine. Passend zu den Chassis 'befürchte' ich eine HW2/70 NG. Das sind Universalweichen welche gleich mehrere Probleme machen: die Abstimmung passt meist nicht gut zu den Chassis, die damaligen Fertigweichen von Visaton hatten eine 16dB Auslegung, die meist gar nicht passt, und die verwendeten Kondensatoren dürften inzwischen ausgetrocknet sein. Hier darfst du also gern mit mehr Info oder Bildern kommen.

    Sinnvoller für einen Anfänger sind natürlich immer erprobte aktuelle Bauvorschläge. Die Chassis dazu kann man sich dann durchaus auch gebraucht besorgen.

    Freundliche Grüße Ralf

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    • Dieter1337
      Registrierter Benutzer
      • 11.05.2015
      • 112

      #3
      Von mir auch ein hallo an euch zwei. Vom Thema gebrauchte Hochtöner mit Ferrofluid (FFL) kann ich ein Lied singen.
      Habe mir mal ein Pärchen DSM25FFL (alte Bauform) auf eBay gekauft. Anscheinend waren die in Lautsprechern verbaut, von denen einer vermutlich Jahrelang in der prallen Sonne stand. Den komplett unterschiedlich Klang konnte man bereits bei einem einfachen Frequenzsweep hören. Das Messergebnis bestätigte das dann auch prompt.
      .
      Wenn du die Möglichkeit hast Probe zu hören solltest du das auf jedenfall machen. Ruhig auch mal beide Lautsprecher abwechselnd laufen lassen.
      Grüße

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