Click here<\/u><\/a><\/strong><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\nBissell 2154A<\/h2>\n
The Bissell 2154A is a bagged canister vacuum. All of the dirt, dust, and debris that you vacuum up will flow directly into a bag that can be emptied out or disposed of after you are finished vacuuming.<\/p>\n
Just like the Bissell 2156A, to use this vacuum, you will be relying on a multi-surface floor tool. Using this floor tool makes removing dirt, dust, and debris from hard floors – and some soft floors – quite easy.<\/p>\n
Despite these similarities, the Bissell 2154A lacks the cyclonic technology and automatic cord rewind that the Bissell 2156A offers. As such, this is a slightly less convenient canister vacuum.<\/p>\n
Bissell 1154<\/h2>\n
The Bissell 1154 is a bagless canister vacuum. To use this vacuum, you will be relying on a hard floor tool, multi-surface floor tool, and an air-driven floor tool. Each tool works very well and makes removing dirt, dust, and debris from nearly any surface an effortless task.<\/p>\n
Along with the tools that Bissell has included, this canister vacuum comes with cyclonic technology, an elaborate filtration system, and an automatic cord rewind feature.<\/p>\n
Bissell 1161<\/h2>\n
The Bissell 1161 is just like the Bissell 1154. You will find all of the same features and functions. That said, the Bissell 1161 is a little larger, which means that removing larger messes can be a little easier.<\/p>\n
Conclusion<\/h2>\n
Every single canister vacuum in this guide is excellent. That said, if you want the best and most efficient vacuuming experience, you cannot go wrong with the Bissell 1154 or the Bissell 1161. Since those canister vacuums are a little expensive, though, if you are on a budget you may want to go with the Bissell 2156A or Bissell 2154A.<\/p>\n
Bissell Zing 2156A
\n