Dyson’s New Vac Aims to Make Another Annoying Household Chore Less Awful
Plus two stick vacs we can’t wait to try.
Updated Sep 12, 2023 5:52 PM
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Swiffer, watch your back: Every millennial’s favorite stick vacuum just got a serious upgrade. Dyson has introduced a wet vac called the Submarine.
Similar to its current stick models, which include laser heads that detect dust and a pet-grooming brush, the Submarine is its own attachment that includes a microfiber roller head and two chambers: one that pumps clean water onto the roller and one for waste. It’s a dream situation for spills of all kinds—even dry ones—and will practically eliminate your need for a traditional mop. (The only bummer is that it won’t work on any current stick vacuum models; you’ll need to buy a new one, the V15 Detect Submarine, but on the bright side, it comes with two other heads for dry vacuuming.)
Earlier this summer, Dyson debuted two new cordless options: the Gen5detect and Gen5outsize, both with the most suction power the brand has ever released, and the latter of which holds 150 percent more dust and debris than the former. Plus both run for 70 minutes—not that you would want to vacuum for that long, but you could. Dyson also announced a new robotic vacuum and a massive air purifier, though we’ve got our eye exclusively on the Submarine. Our floors can’t wait, either.
