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Q. I have researched and researched and bought 3 vacuum cleansers over the past 6 months. From Kenmore canister vac to Dirt Devil Cyclonic Upright. I have all hardwood floors in my home w/ one room being linoleum and only 2 large area rugs. All the vacuums I bought just threw the dirt out the back. Well, I stopped at my parents home tonight, and low and behold there was a Kirby salesman there. After a complete demonstration of what all it could do...I bought it (ouch it was $2,000!) I think I am nuts. It has the hardwood floor attachment and the shampooer attachment and has a lifetime warranty. Ok, now my question is this: Do any of you guys own a Kirby Sentria, and if so, do you like how it works and have any reviews you can give me? Thanks!!
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No, sorry, I don't own a Kirby, but my parents had one for over 30 yrs and they recently traded it in for an upgraded version. They like how it works for them.
Me personally? I bought a Rainbow Vacuum Cleaner in 1983 for $850. 2 yrs ago I traded it in for a new model for an additional cost of $1200.
I like the Rainbow much better than the Kirby because the Rainbow has a water filtration system. All dirt, dust and debris is trapped in the bowl of water. Nothing ever gets blown out the back, you just have to empty the bowl of dirty water when you are done using it.
To me the Rainbow is the Rolls Royce of vacuum cleaners and the Kirby is the Cadillac.
No, sorry, I don't own a Kirby, but my parents had one for over 30 yrs and they recently traded it in for an upgraded version. They like how it works for them.
Me personally? I bought a Rainbow Vacuum Cleaner in 1983 for $850. 2 yrs ago I traded it in for a new model for an additional cost of $1200.
I like the Rainbow much better than the Kirby because the Rainbow has a water filtration system. All dirt, dust and debris is trapped in the bowl of water. Nothing ever gets blown out the back, you just have to empty the bowl of dirty water when you are done using it.
To me the Rainbow is the Rolls Royce of vacuum cleaners and the Kirby is the Cadillac.
What are effective strategies to clean your house and have it sparkle. Do you clean by sections or over all?
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Always gather your tools and equipment first before you start any job. Vacuum, dusting tools or cloths, rags, chemicals, trash container or liner, mop, broom, etc.. I personally recommend the Eureka Sanitaire brand of vacuum cleaner for many reasons, A good commercial vacuum will last a lifetime in a household enviroment, the sanitaires are very easy to repair, parts are very, very easy for any vacuum dealer to get. The sanitaire is relativily light when compared to say a kirby.
One thing in the industry we don't do is buy an upright with attachments. If you need to above the floor cleaning, we wither will use a backpack or a cannister vacuum. Uprights that have tools are poor choices for cleaning above the floor.
In the cleaning industry we have a simple saying.......
Top to bottom - Back to Front
Moving the dirt, dust and acumulated filth from the ceiling and walls first, ceiling dusting and vertical surfaces washing/dusting is always done first.
This allows the dirt to accumulate on the floor, which in turn alows you to mop or vacuum all of it up after it has settled there.
Working your way out of a room and into the next allows you to keep your equipment together.
If you dont have one already, purchase a a caddy that will hold multiple types of chemical cleaners, and always keep a trash bag or container with you. Contrary to popular belief, no one product will clean and polish every surface. Simple green, or Orange cleaners cannot do every job. For instance furniture polish, stainless steel polish, plexiglass cleaner, aluminum brighteners, dusting sprays (endust), and many others are needed in the course of cleaning hard surfaces.
That being said, The method you choose...i.e. whatever works best for you...is the proper method.
Always gather your tools and equipment first before you start any job. Vacuum, dusting tools or cloths, rags, chemicals, trash container or liner, mop, broom, etc.. I personally recommend the Eureka Sanitaire brand of vacuum cleaner for many reasons, A good commercial vacuum will last a lifetime in a household enviroment, the sanitaires are very easy to repair, parts are very, very easy for any vacuum dealer to get. The sanitaire is relativily light when compared to say a kirby.
One thing in the industry we don't do is buy an upright with attachments. If you need to above the floor cleaning, we wither will use a backpack or a cannister vacuum. Uprights that have tools are poor choices for cleaning above the floor.
In the cleaning industry we have a simple saying.......
Top to bottom - Back to Front
Moving the dirt, dust and acumulated filth from the ceiling and walls first, ceiling dusting and vertical surfaces washing/dusting is always done first.
This allows the dirt to accumulate on the floor, which in turn alows you to mop or vacuum all of it up after it has settled there.
Working your way out of a room and into the next allows you to keep your equipment together.
If you dont have one already, purchase a a caddy that will hold multiple types of chemical cleaners, and always keep a trash bag or container with you. Contrary to popular belief, no one product will clean and polish every surface. Simple green, or Orange cleaners cannot do every job. For instance furniture polish, stainless steel polish, plexiglass cleaner, aluminum brighteners, dusting sprays (endust), and many others are needed in the course of cleaning hard surfaces.
That being said, The method you choose...i.e. whatever works best for you...is the proper method.
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