If you have hard floors and no carpets do you still vacuum?

[Fluffycloudland77]

Or do you sweep and mop instead?.

Always hoover. Sometimes just sweep when I can be arsed to get Hoover out but not the same.

We have a cordless vac that always lives in the kitchen so I use that. So much faster than sweeping than picking it up.

Yes. I do have a mix of bare boards and rugs/carpets (carpets in the bedrooms, a couple of big rugs elsewhere but bare boards everywhere else)

Vacuum it all. Do also sweep in the kitchen, and mop when necessary - mop in the bathroom (tiles) when necessary, but will vacuum that first as well.

I found that we had a LOT more dust with the bare boards than in my previous house, where I had carpets everywhere (kind of obvious, but I'd not experienced it before) and I can't be doing with dust flying around everywhere, so vacuuming it is my usual go-to option. I did get a big school-style mop/sweeper, but I don't use it much to be fair.

Robot Hoover's plus sweep and mop for proper job.

Vacuum, mop then polish. Sweeping just seems to move the dust around.

Feels like more dust but really it's the same amount only not hidden deep in the carpet.
Vacuum and mop.

Vacuum daily/ twice somedays but small dog and three outdoors/ indoors/ outdoors dc in relatively small house. We have a handheld dyson rechargeable and I can do a quick vac in five minutes.

I get on my hands and knees and do a proper scrub of the downstairs every couple of weeks and do a quick mop through roughly weekly or after a few spills so as required.

I vacuum and steam mop.
DH sweeps and mops.

I sweep and mop. We have a hoover, but it gets left upstairs where the carpets are mostly and I can't be bothered carting it up and down stairs all the time.

Sounds like I need a cordless vac then!

i sweep and mop, dh put floor down and is very particular

I have a wooden floor head for my miele cylinder vacuum ( basically a normal head but with longer softer bristles) it is extra swivelly and is fab for my large kitchen diner hardwood floor area.