It's not every day that the icon that is Martha Stewart shares an appliance recommendation that has upgraded how she cleans – so, when she does, we sit up and take notes. Her most recent endorsement comes in the shape of one of the most intelligent vacuums of the year, the Bissell Crosswave Omniforce available at Amazon, which she says is the 'best new home appliance [she has] received.' And really, who can argue with that?
'The design is simple, the parts easy to clean and anyone can use it. I have an old marble floor in my kitchen. Four dogs live in my kitchen! Many people are in my kitchen every day! I am a clean fanatic! Rather than sweeping (which raises dust), rather than vacuuming and then mopping, this machine does it all,' Stewart says.
The life lifestyle mogul took to Instagram to share how the vacuum has improved her kitchen cleaning regime. The photo carousel shows the appliance at work in her space, alongside the dirt and residue collected in only three minutes.
'Look in the last photos. That is what it picked up this morning: Dog hairs, a bit of dirt, and a few crumbs, All in three minutes! This is an unpaid recommendation because I love the machine,' she adds.
There's never a bad time to follow Stewart's example – but with all the Cyber Monday discounts happening, now is an especially great time to shop. The Bissell Crosswave Omniforce is currently discounted on Amazon, meaning her go-to has never been more accessible.
What makes the Bissell Crosswave Omniforce so powerful? This is a vacuum and mop in one. The powerful vacuuming mode means you can tackle stubborn dry debris with 75% more suction while the everyday vacuuming and mopping at the same time. It's also one of the best vacuums for pet hair and boasts a clever, tangle-free technology that minimizes hair wrap and clogs. The new Bissell CrossWave Corded model is also discounted from $229.99 to $149.99 at Amazon.
As if Stewart's endorsement wasn't already enough, H&G's Home Tech Editor (and vacuum expert) Dan Fauzi emphasizes Stewart's endorsement.
'The Bissell Crosswave Omniforce is one of the Bissells, a powerful wet/dry vacuum that can clean up solid messes and liquid spills while essentially mopping your floors at the same time,' they say.
'I've tested a few of Bissell's floor cleaners, and I love how they actually deep clean your floors rather than just vacuum them. They're always so intuitively designed to be easy to use.'
Plus, this Stewart-approved vacuum is not the only appliance worth investing in this Cyber Monday. Below, Fauzi has listed some more top deals worth investing in while the price is even more accessible than normal. However, these discounts won't last long. If there's ever a time to invest, it's now.
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