If you’ve ever crouched on the kitchen floor trying to coax crumbs into a dustpan — only to watch half of them skitter underneath it — then the Ezzomy Touchless Automatic Dustpan might just be your new best friend. Add a double-coated herding dog to that equation and the traditional dustpan becomes basically useless. We have an Australian Shepherd/Border Collie mix, and if you know, you know — the dog hair tumbleweeds are a full-time job. Here’s how the Ezzomy has held up in our very real, very furry household.
What Is It?
The Ezzomy (model DXC1200) is a floor-standing, plug-in vacuum dustpan designed to sit in a corner of your kitchen, entryway, or anywhere messes tend to happen. Instead of a traditional dust cup you have to empty and rinse, dirt goes directly into a sealed, replaceable dust bag — and each bag is rated to last up to three months. The big claim? You sweep toward it, and it does the rest.
How It Works
The unit runs in two modes, switchable with one button. In Auto Mode, infrared sensors detect when your broom approaches the intake and activate suction automatically. In Manual Mode, the vacuum runs continuously — handy for bigger cleanups or when you want steady suction without waving a broom around. There’s also a press-and-hold manual trigger if you just need a quick burst of suction for a stray piece of debris.
The motor is rated at 1,050 watts and delivers 26,000 Pa of suction — that’s serious pulling power for a stationary dustpan. In real life, it handles dry kitchen messes like crumbs, flour, coffee grounds, and — yes — enormous wads of double-coat dog fur impressively well.
The Dog Hair Situation (A.K.A. Why We Actually Bought This)
Just look at that face. Absolutely worth every single dog hair tumbleweed — but there are a lot of them. Our Aussie/Border Collie mix has that gorgeous blue merle double coat, and her daily enthusiasm for every square foot of LVP in the house, we were sweeping multiple times a day.
The problem with a traditional dustpan? Dog fur doesn’t cooperate — it floats, sticks to the pan’s edge, and redistributes itself the second you try to dump it. The Ezzomy handles it differently. The suction pulls pet hair directly into a sealed bag, trapping dander and fur inside rather than releasing it back into the air. That means no more watching a cloud of Aussie undercoat drift back across the kitchen floor the second you stand up. You sweep the tumbleweeds toward the intake, the sensor fires, and they’re gone — sealed inside the bag, out of sight and out of the air.
The bags themselves use a three-layer non-woven fabric construction with HEPA-style filtration, trapping 99.97% of fine particles as small as 0.3 microns — including pet dander, which is a genuine relief for anyone in the family with dog allergies.
The Bagged Design — A Genuine Game-Changer
This is where the Ezzomy sets itself apart from competitors like the popular EyeVac, which uses a bagless dust cup. Most touchless dustpans still require you to empty a dust cup, tap out pet hair, and rinse off sticky residue. With the Ezzomy’s bagged system, you simply swap the sealed bag when it’s full — no dumping, no dust cloud, no mess.
With a dog like ours, that matters. Trying to empty a bagless dust cup full of Aussie fur is its own ordeal. The sealed bag just… goes in the trash. Done.
Who It’s Perfect For
The hands-free operation is a real win for seniors, people with back pain, or anyone who dreads bending and stooping. It’s also excellent for containing fine powders like flour and baking soda that a traditional dustpan would scatter. And for multi-pet households or anyone with a heavy-shedding breed? It’s practically a necessity. We have it stationed near the back door where our dog comes in and out, and it’s cut our floor-cleaning time dramatically.
A Few Things to Know
- It’s corded. You’ll need a nearby outlet, so placement matters. Plan around that before committing to a spot.
- It’s not silent. The noise level tops out at 78 dB — about as loud as a standard vacuum. Our dog has learned to ignore it, but the first few times she was not a fan.
- Replacement bags are an ongoing cost. The bags are reasonably priced in multipacks, and three months per bag is solid — but factor that into your budget.
- Dry messes only. This is not the tool for wet spills or muddy paw prints. Sweep those up separately first.
The Bottom Line
The Ezzomy Touchless Automatic Dustpan is one of those products that solves a problem you didn’t fully realize was annoying you — until it’s gone. For us, it’s been a game-changer in the daily battle against Aussie dog hair tumbleweeds. The bagged system is genuinely cleaner and more hygienic than bagless competitors, the suction handles even the fluffiest clumps of double-coat fur, and the Auto Mode sensor is reliable. If you share your home with a shedding dog and you’re tired of losing the floor hair war, this one earns a strong recommendation.
Rating: 4.5 / 5 ⭐
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