- 3-in-1 design with onboard crevice tool allows you to customize your vacuum for your needs. At only 4 pounds, you can take the Eureka blaze anywhere
- Eureka’s signature swivels steering improves maneuverability and cleaning efficiency when compared to standard stick vacuums
- Eureka’s capture nozzle picks up larger debris with ease unlike other stick vacuums that push larger particles around. Effectively removes surface dirt and dust from multi-surfaces and leave your home looking and feeling refreshed.
- Powerful 2 amp motor picks up particles like dust and pollen, while the washable filtration system captures the debris and improves air quality
- 18′ power cord and X-Large dust cup ensure you get the job done faster – No more outlet hopping or frequent trips to the trash can with the Eureka blaze. 9.44 inch cleaning
- Much safer and more environmentally safe package. Passed frustration-free packaging (FFP) Certification
9 reviews for Eureka Home Lightweight Stick Vacuum Cleaner Powerful Suction Corded Multi-Surfaces, 3-in-1 Handheld Vac NES210, Blaze Black
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Dowonee –
I’m very happy with this vacuum. I didn’t have a lot of money to spend, and my previous vacuums have all broken or blown up in the last month which sucked. I had purchased a dirt devil handheld and it burnt out after one heavy duty vacuuming session I didn’t anticipate. Three weeks of having it. My other one got a giant sock stuck in it and was not able to be reached to come out w out cutting the tubing. It is fall here in New York and it is rainy, muddy, and lots of shredded leaves everywhere. I have been out of my mind being unable to vacuum our apartment all this time. I finally ordered this vacuum yesterday, got it today, and I am already very happy. I used it immediately upon receipt and it was a dream. It rolled over hardwood floors very smoothly and picked up all sorts of crumbs in the kitchen. I used it in the bathroom to vacuum up stray hairs. I used it in my sons room to pick up spilled formula powder on the wood floor, and other dirt on his area rug. I used it in our master bedroom which is carpeted. I was able to clearly see dirt and particles being lifted off of a very low pile carpet. I used it in my living room and it picked up everything perfectly. I have lots of different flooring in my rental apartment. This thing was perfect. Even though it’s basically a handheld dust vac with a floor attachment, I never got the feeling that it was. The suction is very good, such that wherever I put that thing it sucked stuff up, even along the outer areas of the floor attachment. Ok rugs it works best going backward towards you, as it skips along the rug when pushed fwd but I jsut did it nice and slow and I am confident it was picking up dirt and hair. I even used it on a small shag rug. I did not detach the handheld for that option this time, but I fully intend to in the future. Although it was far more comfortable in its full upright mode. And it’s so lightweight and portable I don’t foresee using it as a handheld only very often. my pictures show what it looks like fully upright, up close, and the canister with contents after my very first use of it. I cannot even believe how much crap there was on my floors in just like a week of not vacuuming. I had been sweeping during that time and was grossed out seeing how much was actually on the floors despite that. I love having visuals like seeing the grossness in the canister lol. The bagless canister is convenient, I am used to vacuums like that and I know that they are very easy to clean and the filter is rinsable. I saw some reviews mention the length of the cord. I actually did not really have too much of a problem with that. I could have used it being 5 feet longer or more but Another 2 feet would not have mattered to me at all. Whether it’s 10 feet
Or 12ft wouldn’t make or break a vacuum session for me. Our apartment isn’t small but it’s nothing close to a house. I do have a million outlets all over my apartment so it really wasn’t difficult. It swivels nicely and I can totally get it into weird angles and zoom around the floors nicely. I plan to use it on my entryway and the stairs up to my apartment tomorrow. Those are completely destroyed from leaves and all sorts of crap. So far I am very happy with this purchase! Excellent price excellent suction, excellent results.
Update 2 weeks later: I use this vaccum about four times a week. I still use it on all sorts of surfaces like carpet, floor, stairs, entry way, play mat, couch, etc. I am still very happy w the suction and effectiveness of the vacuum. As I’ve used it more and more there are some annoyances that’s rent major but certainly worth mentioning: 1) the feature of just using it as a hand vac is impractical in my opinion. If I am vacuuming and decide I want to spot clean something w the hand vac option it is very cumbersome to achieve. Between the long handle piece and trying to yank out the floor attachment it ends up being far mor effort than is necessary when I jsut end up using the floor attachment on whatever. If I am going to use the hand vac alone it is from the beginning, not during a routine vacuuming. So I’d recommend doing it that way in general. 2) the swivel feature is fantastic but sometimes causes twisting and tangling of the cord around the lower part of the vacuum. Also if you want to lift the vacuum to move it while vacuuming it can often spin and you’re like twisting the whole thing around to get it back in line w itself. 3) the power switch being on the hand vac and fairly low down is a pain. I know there’s really no other way to do it but it is a little annoying. Otherwise though I am super happy w this purchase especially for the price. It is perfect for an apartment, or as a basement vacuum or for other smaller spaces that you don’t want to lug a giant heavy vacuum. I did clean the filter and canister once and it was very easy. The filter dried by the window in about two hours. I still love it and totally recommend it.
UPDATE 2/12 months later**** still loving it. I use it about every other day. I’ve cleaned the filter many times no issues. Suction still seems good. It’s been picking up small Christmas tree pine needles perfectly. It does not like hair embedded into carpet, even low pile. I had a baby a few months ago and my hair is starting to shed horribly now. I get insane about stepping on hair so I vacuum a lot. But I thought it was picking up hair on the rug in our living room and just for sh*ts and giggles I took tape and used it on the rug to see, and basically every hair I’ve ever shed was still in the carpet. Hardwood floor? Yes no problem but carpets no. At least now I know lol. Otherwise it’s just a simple and generally effective little vacuum. Still recommend
InnocentBystander –
La aspiradora nos gustó mucho. Es muy ligera. Ma queremos para uso de personas mayores, así que es muy buena opción por su tamaño y peso, además de que se puede usar sin necesidad de agacharse mucho. Aspira muy bien y tiene potencia. Básicamente la usamos en un tapete y sillones. Lo único es que sí se ve que el plástico del que está hecha no es de la más alta calidad y se debe usar con cuidado, para evitar fracturas. Fuera de eso muy bien.
InnocentBystander –
I wanted this for bare floors and for the interior of my car. It’s perfect. Plenty of suction for these jobs, love the long handle and the crevice tool, stands by itself, gets underneath my furniture – no more dust bunnies! I have a bad back, it’s difficult to bend over and it’s hard to use my full-size vacuum. Using it as a car vac or on furniture with the crevice tool is easy. Best part – it’s so light and it does the job. Cord is long enough and it’s easy to empty the canister and rinse the filter.
Dowonee –
I’ve only had used Dirt Devil stick vacs in the past, but they were sold out in most retailers and Amazon, so thought I’d give Eureka a try given it had decent reviews and price point. The vacuum does its job, and the build actually felt a bit more solid than Dirt Devil brand. Not a big fan of the color combination (black/green), but that doesn’t have any impact on performance so more of aesthetics choice. One thing that is far superior than the other brands is the ease of removing the stick from the body to use it for handheld. Dirt Devil ones are notoriously difficult to remove the handle (at times breaking the connectors), but this is not only easier but definitely better/sturdier design and build.
I have been only using it for handfull of times, but so far nothing to complain.
Northernlight –
Esta aspiradora es muy buena, potente…
La utilizo para aspirar la casa en lugar de barrer porque tengo 3 chihuahuas peluditos (Y si que tiran pelos, y de los finitos).
Tiene un problema esta aspiradora y es que después de unos meses empieza a hacer un ruido extraño y parece ser que pierde potencia de aspirar, incluso dejó de moverse el rodillo de la aspiradora de piso, pero el problema solo es con ese accesorio!
Y es fácil de arreglar, lo único que hay que hacer es quitar los tornillos de ese accesorio y buscar un trozo de madera que pueda emparejar la banda del rodillo jajajaja
No importa si lo abres… Realmente este modelo no tiene garantía…
De ahí en más, sigue funcionando al 100 y también la puedes usar para aspirar la cama o tapetes y lo hace bien 🙂
zoditu –
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Rinny –
A little background:
My home is one-story, 1,000 sq. feet, mostly terrazzo, with some laminate wood flooring, and low-pile carpet mats at the entries. I have more cats than a normal person should have (one long-haired, two medium-haired, and three short-haired), and a retired husband who enjoys the beach. I vacuum twice a day.
My vacuum requirements, non-negotiable:
A long cord; this one is 30 feet. A large dust cup; this one is 1 liter. Goes under beds/furniture; check.
My experience after using the Flash twice a day, 15 to 20 minutes each time, for two weeks:
I have never owned a vacuum like this and did have to go through a learning curve the first time I used it. Some reviewers mention that the floor nozzle seems to lift up off of the floor. I too experienced that, but found that if I kept my arm almost straight, which keeps the handle low, and use long back and forth movements I did not have that problem. In smaller areas where you need more precise, short movements, I just bent my arm a little bit, which brings the handle up, and that did the trick for me. The floor nozzle is motorized, which helps propel it forward; I had no problems pulling it backwards. This is a very quiet vacuum, and does not scare the cats as much as my previous vacuum. The total weight is 7.4 pounds; I took it apart, weighing just the hand vacuum portion and it is 5 pounds. I am in my mid-50’s and for me the weight was not an issue. The on/off slide switch is conveniently located on the handle, and also controls the two speeds for the motorized brush roll (which cannot be deactivated); the 1st position/speed is for bare floors, and the 2nd position/speed is for carpet/rugs. It picked up everything in a single pass on the bare floors, with a couple passes needed on the carpet mats, which is typical in my experience. (My entry mats are adhered to the floors with carpet-tape because I was tired of re-positioning them whenever the cats and/or hubby moved them out of place. Not sure if there would have been an issue with the vacuum trying to suck them up if they weren’t adhered.) Some motorized brush rolls seem to throw back the litter/cat food instead of vacuuming it up, but that was not an issue for the Flash. I keep an eye on the brush roll in case anything gets stuck/wrapped in it, but it is easy to take care of if that happens. Since it has a 30 foot long cord (and I have a small home) I can vacuum my WFH office, bedroom, hall, bathroom and living room from one plug. One more plug gets the dining area, kitchen and bonus room. The 1 liter dust cup is very easy to empty; since there is a lot of dust when emptying I do that in the trash can in the garage. I empty it once a day, whether it needs it or not. Even though the Flash comes with a crevice tool and a 2-in-1 upholstery tool (which can be stored on the stand, not on the vacuum), I did not plan to use it for above the floor cleaning, such as drapes, blinds, furniture. In my past experience, stick-type vacuums were too awkward and inefficient to use for that type of cleaning. Since the Flash did such a great job on my floors, I decided to test it out with some above the floor cleaning. I quickly and easily removed the floor nozzle, attached the crevice tool to the wand, and used it to grab some cobwebs from a corner of the ceiling. The reach was the perfect length, there was no hose to mess with, and it was not heavy or awkward to use. The Flash also comes apart and back together in so many different ways, I think it will be able to clean any area of my home with no problems. It is important to know that the vacuum does not stand on its own, so if you are in the middle of cleaning and need to stop you could try leaning it against the wall or a piece of furniture. I didn’t want to take a chance that it might fall over so I just lay it flat and out of my way. The Flash comes with a storage stand, which holds the two tools and the vacuum. You will need to detach the hand vacuum portion from the wand/floor nozzle portion to put it on the stand, but it takes just the click of a button to separate the two sections. I have not dealt with the filters yet, but they are easy to access and the manual says that they are washable. I reached out to Eureka to find out where to buy another set or two so that I always have a clean, dry set, but was told that because this is a new vacuum that the filters are not yet available to purchase separately, from them or anyone else. They assured me that the filters would/should be available at some point, could not give me an ETA, and suggested I check back with them later. I will update my post as soon as I have any information about the filters.
otrebor_avila –
PROS
1.-El poder de succión está increible para un aparato de bajo costo.
2.- Excelente que sea 3 en 1, lo pensé para aspirar el coche, pero resulta que su modo manual me sirvió también para llegar a esos rinconcitos donde las escobas no llegan, como atrás de los inodoros, por ejemplo y algunas esquinas que no tienen acabados lisos y se acumula el polvo.
3.- El cable es bastante largo
4.- Considero que el depósito tiene buena capacidad, las veces que lo he usado no lleno ni la mitad.
5.- Relación Calidad-precio está muy bien para lo que ofrece y lo útil que resulta.
6.- Aspira bien en las orillas.
7.- Incluso en suelo con surcos pronunciados tiene buen desplazamiento y poder de limpieza
8.- Excelente para recoger pelo de mascotas, de personas y polvo.
Detallitos a considerar (que no son contras)
1.- Lidiar con el cable. Si bien el cable es largo quizá no tengas contactos en alguna area de tu casa o la uses en espacios amplios y te falten unos centimetros para llegar al otro extremo de la habitación o como yo, que tienes escaleras y no hay un contacto cerca, obvio necesitarás una extensión lo que hará que estés lidiando con un manojo de cables en una mano y controlando la aspiradora con la otra. No es un gran “contra” pero si es tedioso andar sorteando y trasladando tanto cable de una área a otra. Sobre rodo si consideras que el dejar el cable en el piso puede tmb hacer que arrastre la basura y la riegues por zonas donde ya limpiaste.
2.- No siento que simplifique el proceso de barrer porque:
*Debes lidiar con cables.
*Para limpiar bien un área quizá tengas que estar cambiando de aditamentos. *Obviamente no abarca el mismo espacio que una escoba.
*Si das la pasada muy rápido puede que no levante bien la basurita. Suelo hacer pausas de 3 o 5 segundos en ciertas areas, lo que hará que te lleve un poco más de tiempo que con la escoba, sobretodo en las orillas (esto con el aditamento de aspiradora de piso)
3.- El aditamento para aspiradora de piso no recoge basuritas del tamaño de un frijol, para eso tendrás que cambiar al modo manual o recoger esas basuritas grandes antes de pasar la aspiradora.
4.- El poder de succión es tanto que se dificulta su desplazamiento en tapetes pequeños o en muebles (no lo veo tanto como algo negativo, pero para que se den una idea).
5.- Aunque no hayas llenado el depósito recomiendo que revises y limpies, al menos a la mitad de tu recorrido, el filtro, que le quites la basura y tierra que se le pega. Noto que si la uso por 20-30 min seguidos empieza a oler, no muy fuerte, pero sí, ese es momento de vaciar y limpiar en lo que descansa la máquina unos minutitos. (Si es la quinta maravilla pero recordemos que es algo de bajo costo, no sé cuál sea el límite de la maquina, así que procuro no forzarla)
¿Vale la pena? 100% si te choca ver que después de barrer y barrer siguen quedando residuos de basurita en el piso, o que tu escoba esté regando pelusas y todo lo que se le quedó pegado y que tengas que limpiarla constantemente, o ver que la basurita más pequeña y fina no se monta ni en el recogedor. ¡¡¡Este aparato es la solución!!!… Esa paz mental que da el trapear y no ver residuos lo vale todo jajajaja
Como ya dije el 3 en 1 resulta muy útil lo que hace que su relación calidad-precio-practicidad estén en balance.
Lo recomiendo tanto y su precio es tan bajo que hasta pedí una para darla de ragalo de bodas.
otrebor_avila –
lots of suction…great for quick clean ups…especially on hard surfaces…I have used it on my vintage rugs and it works quite well. I wish someone would invent a stick vacuum that had a hose attached for those hard to reach places.