Sweep the pile at the wall and it vanishes, no bending required
Is this the right fit?
- Best for
- kitchens, salons, entryways, and homes with shedding pets, where sweeping happens daily and the bending part is the reason it does not
- Skip if
- It only works on hard floors, since the design depends on sweeping debris to a fixed intake
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The EyeVac Home is a stationary 1000 watt canister that sits against a wall with an intake slot at floor level and infrared sensors watching it. Sweep a pile toward the slot and the sensors fire the motor, pulling the debris in without you touching anything, which removes the dustpan step entirely. It is bagless, with a clear collection cup you pop out and empty, and three washable filters rather than disposable ones. It runs on wall power, so there is no battery to degrade. Best fit: kitchens, salons, entryways, and homes with shedding pets, where sweeping happens daily and the bending part is the reason it does not. It handles hard floors and does not work on carpet, since the whole design depends on sweeping debris to it.
Pros
- Infrared sensors trigger the intake, so no touching, no foot pedal, no dustpan
- 1000 watt motor pulls in pet hair and larger debris, not just fine dust
- Bagless with three washable filters, so there are no consumables to buy
- Corded, so there is no battery that fades after two years
Cons
- It only works on hard floors, since the design depends on sweeping debris to a fixed intake
Frequently asked questions
Does it work on carpet?
No. It is a stationary intake you sweep to, so it needs hard floors. On carpet there is no way to move debris to the unit.
Does it have to stay plugged in all the time?
Yes, it runs on wall power and sits in standby watching for debris. Standby draw is minimal, but it does need a permanent outlet spot.
How often do you empty it?
The clear cup holds roughly a week of daily kitchen sweeping for most households, less with a heavy shedding dog. You can see the fill level, so there is no guessing.
Is it loud?
It runs at typical canister vacuum volume, but only for the two or three seconds it takes to pull the pile in, so total noise exposure is far lower than vacuuming.
Can it pick up liquids?
No. It is a dry vacuum only. Liquids will damage the motor and ruin the washable filters.
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