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1. Look for products that fit your floor space needs, both carpets and hard surfaces
2. Invest in name brands that stand behind their appliances
3. Know your storage capabilities before purchasing
4. Buy a model with a high efficiency filtration system, preferably HEPA
5. Check for EPA registration
6. Know what sort of tools you need for cleaning edges, upholstery, stairs, blinds, etc.
7. Determine if a bagged or bagless vacuum is right for you
8. If building a new home, research central vacuums
9. For convenience sake, consider buying more than one vacuum
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