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Amanda Lan
I'm looking for a bagless upright to clean my one bedroom apartment that is all hardwood floors. I have a stick vac, but I'd like something with attachments to do furniture and between things. I got a few on black friday, but they are all too loud. I don't have any pets, but I do have long hair. Thanks!
Answer
Wow, I didn't even realize that there were "Quiet" brands out there until I read your request. I looked them up and they do exist. They all seem to be for at least 200 USD or more, at first glance.
I can tell you that I got my bag less Vacuum for around 60 USD, it's an LG and wonderful, even at 1/2 the power setting. The different attachments are really easy to work with and perfect for carpets, hardwood floors, and furniture.
I don't know why you need a quieter vacuum, but I like the ease of turning this one down and still being able to vacuum just as much up on lower power than full blast.
I have a problem with loud noises like fire alarms, loud music, or vacuums and drills that can freak me out pretty badly and well, I can really freak out and fall to the ground or take off running, where others look at me like I'm crazy.
Because the LG has this feature, I can regulate the noise in certain areas and "quiet" the sound. This has helped a lot vs. other vacuums that don't have this "easy" turn down feature. Anyway, I'm impressed with the price, features, functionality, and I have hardwood floors, 2 cats, 2 dogs and long hair! :-) Sorry, this is not an upright, but these are better on hardwood floors, and actually easier to use. Anyway, good luck!
http://www.lg.com/ae/home-appliances/vacuum-cleaners/LG-V-CA241HT.jsp
Wow, I didn't even realize that there were "Quiet" brands out there until I read your request. I looked them up and they do exist. They all seem to be for at least 200 USD or more, at first glance.
I can tell you that I got my bag less Vacuum for around 60 USD, it's an LG and wonderful, even at 1/2 the power setting. The different attachments are really easy to work with and perfect for carpets, hardwood floors, and furniture.
I don't know why you need a quieter vacuum, but I like the ease of turning this one down and still being able to vacuum just as much up on lower power than full blast.
I have a problem with loud noises like fire alarms, loud music, or vacuums and drills that can freak me out pretty badly and well, I can really freak out and fall to the ground or take off running, where others look at me like I'm crazy.
Because the LG has this feature, I can regulate the noise in certain areas and "quiet" the sound. This has helped a lot vs. other vacuums that don't have this "easy" turn down feature. Anyway, I'm impressed with the price, features, functionality, and I have hardwood floors, 2 cats, 2 dogs and long hair! :-) Sorry, this is not an upright, but these are better on hardwood floors, and actually easier to use. Anyway, good luck!
http://www.lg.com/ae/home-appliances/vacuum-cleaners/LG-V-CA241HT.jsp
Vacuum reviews?
seevie8
I am lokoing for some suggestions on the best vacuums for a house with a dog that sheds CONSTANTLY. The fur keeps clogging my upright, so I think I am going to go with a canister vac, however, I do not want to spend a lot of money. Any thoughts.
Answer
I agree with PebblesPro - everyone will say a Dyson. However, my husband and I own a housecleaning company and have used them on several occasions - and they are not THAT great. In fact, I would say they are overrated (except by Consumer Reports which places Dyson in the middle ranking among a lot of other vacuum cleaners). They do have good suction, but then again, so do most vacuums nowadays.
I've been trying to research myself different vacuums to replace the one we currently have (it is getting old). After checking out a lot of different vacuums, we went with the Eureka Capture - a new release by Eureka. It is pretty good, except I would say the suction is not as good as the one we have now. It has awesome attachments, is durable, and E-Z Roll tires which is good for hardwood floors. Keep in mind thouugh, our standards are high because we have to use them everyday, and they have to be good and reliable.
The one that I would recommend though is what is our previous vacuum before this one: the Eureka Smart Boss 4870. This one has great suction power and has a long hose and attachments. It was rated a Best Buy by Consumer Reports and carries the Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval (something Dyson doesn't have). I am contemplating returning the Eureka we just bought to go and buy another one of these (we just wanted to see if there was something better out there). Anyway, I know others will suggest many other vacuums, but my advice is shop around. Go to the stores and pick up the displays and play with the attachments - see which one fits you. Also, Amazon.com has many reviews of vacuums that people have personal experience using - so check them out too! Good Luck
I agree with PebblesPro - everyone will say a Dyson. However, my husband and I own a housecleaning company and have used them on several occasions - and they are not THAT great. In fact, I would say they are overrated (except by Consumer Reports which places Dyson in the middle ranking among a lot of other vacuum cleaners). They do have good suction, but then again, so do most vacuums nowadays.
I've been trying to research myself different vacuums to replace the one we currently have (it is getting old). After checking out a lot of different vacuums, we went with the Eureka Capture - a new release by Eureka. It is pretty good, except I would say the suction is not as good as the one we have now. It has awesome attachments, is durable, and E-Z Roll tires which is good for hardwood floors. Keep in mind thouugh, our standards are high because we have to use them everyday, and they have to be good and reliable.
The one that I would recommend though is what is our previous vacuum before this one: the Eureka Smart Boss 4870. This one has great suction power and has a long hose and attachments. It was rated a Best Buy by Consumer Reports and carries the Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval (something Dyson doesn't have). I am contemplating returning the Eureka we just bought to go and buy another one of these (we just wanted to see if there was something better out there). Anyway, I know others will suggest many other vacuums, but my advice is shop around. Go to the stores and pick up the displays and play with the attachments - see which one fits you. Also, Amazon.com has many reviews of vacuums that people have personal experience using - so check them out too! Good Luck
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