Vacuum Cleaners

Due to COVID-19 most consumers found themselves faced with home seclusion for much of 2020, with this being the main driver of demand for vacuum cleaners. Busier routines including home working and home schooling, as well as an increase in cooking ...

Small appliance categories saw varying performances in Asia Pacific in 2020 due to Coronavirus (COVID-19). Air treatment products saw a steep decline, for example, but vacuum cleaners recorded a much-improved performance. The former was hit by retail...

The rate of growth in retail volume sales of vacuum cleaners slowed to its lowest level in 13 years during 2020 but remained positive in spite of the economic shock of COVID-19. Demand was supported by the fact that some consumers cleaned their homes...

Vacuum cleaners in Germany saw total volume sales enter negative territory in 2020 as the economic shock of COVID-19 led consumers to tighten spending. Home seclusion meant Germans generally had more time and greater occasion for vacuuming during the...

Retail volume sales of vacuum cleaners declined for the first time since 2014 during 2020. Although COVID-19 made many local consumers more conscientious of the need to keep their home clean in order to minimise the risk of contagion, relatively few ...

The rate of growth in retail volume sales of vacuum cleaners almost doubled between 2019 and 2020. COVID-19 played a significant role in this, as it made local consumers more concerned with cleanliness in the home as they sought to minimise the risk ...

Demand for vacuum cleaners remained relatively robust in the face of the economic shock of COVID-19 during 2020, but retail volume sales growth did slow to its lowest rate in eight years. Demand for vacuum cleaners was supported by the fact that the ...

Due to high penetration rates and a slowdown in the housing market (when many consumers tend to replace their vacuum cleaners when they move home), the category had been experiencing declining demand prior to the pandemic. While declines for a number...

In the midst of COVID-19, use of vacuum cleaners increased within households, as families and individuals spent more time within the home. While this encouraged some consumers to buy vacuum cleaners, price-sensitivity within the country meant that ...

Unlike many other product areas within consumer appliances, vacuum cleaners has responded differently to the various stages of the pandemic. For example, when lockdown was first announced and consumers were obliged to spend more time at home, volume ...

Vacuum cleaners will witness volume decline in 2020 as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Due to the financial repercussions of the pandemic, many consumers have been unable to afford to purchase a new vacuum cleaner and instead have favoured to ...

With Americans spending more time than ever before at home, sales of vacuum cleaners have risen. More time at home naturally mean more mess, making a first-time or a replacement vacuum cleaner purchase common. Additionally, due to the nature of the ...

The ban on sales of non-essential products imposed to curb the spread of COVID-19, will lead to decreased sales of vacuum cleaners in 2020. However, the damage was mitigated by the ban on domestic cleaning services during lockdown with all consumers ...

While growth rates were down markedly on 2019 due to the negative economic impact of COVID-19, the stick and robotic categories remained by far the most dynamic performers in vacuum cleaners in volume terms in 2020. These formats have experienced a ...

In Q1 2020, cleaning products, including vacuum cleaners, saw a spike in sales in reaction to the outbreak of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis. During lockdown consumers made intensive use of vacuum cleaners to sanitise and keep the home clean and ...

Already in decline, volume sales of vacuum cleaners in Hong Kong were not particularly adversely affected by the outbreak of COVID-19. The decrease was largely caused by modern compact and less carpeted living spaces reducing the need for the ...

In 2020, vacuum cleaners suffered from low consumer confidence as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Most consumers view vacuum cleaners as a product restricted for affluent consumers with large houses, and therefore limited sales were seen in 2020 ...

Moroccan consumers were faced with two barriers to buying vacuum cleaners in 2020. Fears surrounding the spread of COVID-19 making them reluctant to visit stores, while the worsening economic climate made them wary of making large purchases. Where ...

Retail volume sales of vacuum cleaners declined for the first time in more than a decade during 2020. This was due to the economic impact of COVID-19, which made many consumers more cautious – leading them to save more and spend less. Demand for ...

Vacuum cleaners saw strong growth in 2020, as the COVID-19 crisis led to an increase in home cleaning because of consumers spending more time at home and becoming increasingly aware of hygiene, and particularly anti-bacterial and anti-viral measures....