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While Shark is an awesome choice for those hoping to invest in a new vacuum cleaner, there are countless options to choose from, each with subtle differences that could make them more or less suited to the type of space you’re working with. Some are seeking a lightweight cordless model that still packs a punch for carpets and rugs, whereas others want the power of a corded vacuum cleaner with all the signature Shark extras such as TruePet and Powered Lift-Away. We’re here to not only make that decision much much easier, but also to recommend specific models we’ve tried hands-on, including handheld models and some of the best cordless vacuum cleaners we’ve ever used.

What is the best Shark vacuum in 2021?

The Shark Anti Hair Wrap & DuoClean Cordless Vacuum Cleaner IZ251UKTDB gets our vote for the best Shark vacuum you can buy for the year ahead. It’s jam-packed with all the tech spec you could possibly need to keep your home looking spick-and-span with relatively little effort. Got pets? It’s a good choice for taming pet hair, too, without running the risk of the floorhead bristles getting in a tangle.

We’ve been able to review some of the best pizza ovens from Ooni, DeliVita, Gozney, Woody, and more top pizza oven brands to bring you our complete shortlist, with tips for how to get the best out of your new oven and the pros and cons of each models.

Like the best BBQs, a pizza oven can come with a range of different fuel types, or even a multi-fuel option for easily switching between wood and gas-fired heat. That means you can fire up the pizza oven with some wooden pellets to achieve that smokey Neapolitan slice, or simply ignore your gas burner to achieve a fresh baked pizza that’s cooked in under 60 seconds.

Best pizza ovens 2021

1. Ooni Karu

Best pizza oven for everyone

Fuel: Gas, wood or charcoal
Colour: Stainless steel
Pizza size: 12-inch
Reasons to buy: It does it all
Reasons to avoid: None!

Perhaps you’ve a busy household and the family bathroom is always in high demand. Or maybe you’d like another loo for when family and friends pop by. If you have an under stairs cupboard that’s big enough, chances are that it can be adapted to create a downstairs loo.

A closet toilet is also a great staircase idea if you have young children, as it saves a trek up and down stairs whenever they need to visit. Plus it’s easier to access for elderly parents if it’s a struggle getting up and down stairs.

Under stairs toilet ideas

Before we launch into the decor of your under stairs toilet, it’s worth giving a little thought to its layout. This will largely depend on the size of your under stairs space and how much headroom available. You’ll need to be able to sit on the loo without hitting your head when you stand up. Think about door position, too, so that you don’t bash into the basin or loo as you enter.

So take a look at the space, and then consider how you could adapt the following designs to suit…

1. Open up the space with light colours

Most under-stairs cupboards tend to be quite dark and poky, with no window to bring in extra light. Make a small bathroom space feel bigger by using paler colours and glossy tiles that will reflect overhead light and bounce it around.

Given that our bed is where we start and end our day, a bed you love – and the very best mattress for your needs – will make a big difference.

Luxury bedroom furnishings specialists The French Bedroom Company conducted a survey and came up with a list of the most popular bed styles on Pinterest. ‘We’ve discovered several key trends driving buyer’s decisions this year,’ says Georgia Metcalfe.