The Wicked
I tried bagless,and Eureka,never again for both. Total waste of money. Under $250,have been happy in the past with Kenmore ones. But I always find some bad reviews for ones that look good. So if you have a good upright you're happy with,tell me which brand. Thanks. Will never go with messy bagless again.
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I've also had a few good ones. I never wanted a bag-less one because to me it seems like it would be dusty. I had a great Hoover that was about $300 bucks and lasted a long time. When the motor quit I bought a Sears, Kenmore-progressive upright. It is 12 amp and picks up great. Uses the microfiber paper bags from Sears. It was about 170 bucks 2 yrs ago. When I vacuum I want something that does a great job and this one is very good too.
I've also had a few good ones. I never wanted a bag-less one because to me it seems like it would be dusty. I had a great Hoover that was about $300 bucks and lasted a long time. When the motor quit I bought a Sears, Kenmore-progressive upright. It is 12 amp and picks up great. Uses the microfiber paper bags from Sears. It was about 170 bucks 2 yrs ago. When I vacuum I want something that does a great job and this one is very good too.
Dyson vacuum?
Q. is it worth the money? what is the best for carpet with a black cat and a new baby? and what makes it so much money?what is this new technology that Mr. Dyson came up with?
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A Dyson was never in my budget. I bought a commercial Eureka from Sams Club for $140. It works better than the Dyson I tested at Sears. Imagine the kind of vacuum cleaner hotels use for dozens of hotel rooms everyday--that would have to be a very reliable machine or else businesses wouldn't bother with it. So I recommend getting a bagged vacuum cleaner used for commercial use, it's meant to last long. Baggless vacs are so messy and unhealthy to clean. I dropped rice on my berber carpet and tile, and this vacuum ate it up without kicking it all over the place.
A Dyson was never in my budget. I bought a commercial Eureka from Sams Club for $140. It works better than the Dyson I tested at Sears. Imagine the kind of vacuum cleaner hotels use for dozens of hotel rooms everyday--that would have to be a very reliable machine or else businesses wouldn't bother with it. So I recommend getting a bagged vacuum cleaner used for commercial use, it's meant to last long. Baggless vacs are so messy and unhealthy to clean. I dropped rice on my berber carpet and tile, and this vacuum ate it up without kicking it all over the place.
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