Compare equipment
Compare vacuums and floor care equipment from Johnny Vac, Kärcher Professional, NaceCare and Nilfisk by surface and task.
Commercial robotics
From repeated cleaning passes to large traffic areas, start with the task you want to automate. Explore the ranges, their differences and what to check at your site.
The carpet fibre, backing and available drying time determine which cleaning method to use.
Start with dry vacuuming and a suitable nozzle on wood and laminate. For other floors, check that the surface and finish can withstand machine scrubbing.
Selection by supplier
For pricing or availability in Joliette, give the store the product reference.
A compact self-contained extractor for compatible carpets, with a built-in brush to loosen dirt.
A carpet extractor with a 120 psi pump. Compare attachments, hose reach and fibre care instructions before choosing.
Two motors and separate tanks for extraction cleaning on compatible carpets.
For deep cleaning compatible carpet. The machine has separate solution and recovery tanks. Johnny Vac lists this reference as the machine only.
A built-in brush agitates soil during extraction. Its cleaning width is useful in carpeted corridors and rooms.
A self-contained machine for compatible carpet that can clean while moving forward or backward.
A single-speed industrial blower that moves air across the floor during drying.
A lithium-battery machine that washes and recovers solution on compatible hard floors. Its cleaning width suits narrower passages.
A walk-behind model with traction drive, battery and charger. Consider it for long corridors or open commercial floors.
A ride-on model for large open areas. Check doorway clearance against the full machine and squeegee width.
Designed for tight spaces, with a 15 L solution tank. Match the brush or pad to the flooring.
A rotary machine for stripping or polishing compatible floors. Choose the speed and pad to suit the job.
An orbital machine with a 15 L solution tank. Check which pads are specified for the task and finish.
Picks up dry debris before washing. Two side brushes direct debris into a 40 L hopper.
For everyday dry pickup on carpet. Check that the fibre allows a rotating brush and adjust the brush height.
Portable extractor with a hand tool for localized spots on compatible rugs and carpeted stairs.
For interim cleaning of compatible carpet. Two counter-rotating brushes distribute the encapsulation solution.
For small and medium areas of compatible carpet. The 24 cm floor nozzle sprays and recovers cleaning solution.
For larger areas of compatible carpet, with a 30 L clean-water tank and 35 cm floor nozzle.
Extractor designed for large carpeted areas. A visual indicator helps the operator maintain the recommended extraction speed.
Stand-on machine for extraction and interim cleaning of large compatible carpeted areas. Check access clearance.
Moves air across the carpet after extraction cleaning. A folding handle and wheels make it easier to move.
For routine care of small hard-floor areas where damp cleaning is allowed, including ceramic tile. Its microfibre rollers clean and pick up water.
For washing compatible hard floors. For textured tile or porcelain stoneware, check the roller and cleaner selection for the surface.
Corded model for small spaces and narrow passages. The roller scrubs and the suction lips recover water.
Battery-powered walk-behind model with a 52 L clean-water tank. Match the brush or pad to the flooring.
Ride-on machine for large areas with separate 110 L clean- and dirty-water tanks. Check the cleaning head on the chosen configuration.
Orbital head with integrated spray for scrubbing compatible floors. Match the pad and solution to the task.
Corded burnisher for restoring sheen on finishes compatible with high-speed polishing.
Picks up dry debris on compatible hard floors and carpets. Its switchable floor nozzle changes between surfaces. For delicate floors, check that the nozzle suits the finish.
Picks up liquids or dry debris. Set up the filter and nozzle for the task as described in the manual.
Dry canister vacuum with a 33 ft manually rewound cord. The AST2 kit includes a 12 in combination head for switching between hard floors and carpets.
Corded dry backpack vacuum with a 50 ft cord for rows of seats, corridors and furnished areas. The ASTB2 kit includes a combination head for hard floors and carpets.
Cordless wet/dry vacuum for spills and dry debris. NaceCare lists 40 minutes per charge. The A11 kit supplies a separate floor tool for each mode.
Compact NX300 battery scrubber for tight spaces. It scrubs and recovers dirty water in one pass. Match the brush or pad to the floor and its finish.
Spray extractor for small carpeted areas such as lobbies and corridors. Its two 4 US gal tanks separate for easier transport. Check that the carpet permits wet extraction.
Canister vacuum for daily dry cleaning. This model includes a HEPA H14 filter and a D32 hose. Bags and filters are accessible without tools.
Dry canister vacuum with a built-in cord rewind. This version includes a HEPA H14 filter and a D32 hose. The rewind makes it easier to stow the cord between jobs.
Steel-bodied canister with a 15 L dust bag for large areas that need dry vacuuming. Nilfisk lists HEPA H13 exhaust filtration.
Cordless backpack vacuum for cleaning between seats or tables. Nilfisk lists up to 60 minutes per charge and includes the RD295P D32 floor nozzle.
Compact wet/dry vacuum with Push&Clean filter cleaning. The Canadian product page lists a universal nozzle and D36 crevice tool among the included accessories.
Wet/dry extractor with automatic InfiniClean filter cleaning, a PTFE filter and a 30 L tank. The product page lists dust class L and describes HEPA filtration as an available configuration. Verify the model and filtration for the intended job.
European version with a 42 L tank, PTFE filter, automatic InfiniClean filter cleaning and dust class L per the product page. For a Canadian installation, confirm the local variant, power requirements and availability.
Single-phase stainless steel industrial vacuum with three individually controlled motors, a filter status indicator and an included HEPA filter. Confirm this model’s electrical requirements before selecting it.
Nilfisk lists CSA certification for Class I, Group D, and Class II, Groups E, F and G. The vacuum is grounded and includes downstream HEPA filtration. Confirm the division, material and approved EXA accessories against the model marking and documentation.
| Equipment | When to choose it | What to compare |
|---|---|---|
| Canister vacuum | To vacuum several rooms and move between surfaces. | The hard-floor head, weight and cord reach. |
| Stick vacuum | For quick passes in places like the entryway or kitchen. | Battery life, weight in hand and replacement filter availability. |
| Central vacuum | For regular cleaning across several rooms with a fixed installation. | The inlet, hose and floor head compatibility. |
| Wet-dry floor washer | To vacuum and wash in one pass where damp cleaning is allowed. | Approved flooring types and how to clean the roller and tanks. |
| Carpet extractor | To deep-clean a carpet compatible with extraction. | Carpet fibre, drying instructions and approved cleaning solutions. |
Check both the machine instructions and the flooring instructions. Start dry on moisture-sensitive floors or if you do not know the finish.
Look for a soft head for wood and a head suited to the carpet fibre. Some delicate carpets require you to turn off the rotating brush.
Equipment maintenance and service
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