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I generally use it to clean window grills, mosquito nets attached to the windows, cupboards (and items in them) and doors (which have designs – because the dust gets stuck within the carved doors, like in the below image – the dust gets stuck in those carved designs), , mattress, sofas, pillows.
I am looking for bagless versions because of their reusability.
Use a carpet sweeper.
Bissell sells several models of mechanical manual sweepers -- an invention that's been around in some form since the 1880s. They work, but only to an extent. For deep cleaning you'll have to use a vacuum or roll up your carpet and take it in to the pros.
I'd try Murphy's Oil Soap. It's generally excellent for this kind of thing.
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It isn't necessarily the type of vacuum you need, it's the attachment(s) that it either comes with or are available for it. The attachment type most applicable for the scenario(s) you are asking about is generally called a "dust brush", of which there are multitudes of types and sizes.
As for the brand and model of vacuum unit, there are way too many choices to list; a product-review web site may be able to narrow your search to the most reliable.
I prefer the "shop vacuum" canister type unit, as my experience has been that they are the most powerful versus cost (but they are less versatile, they are not for vacuuming carpets).