Farhat H
I bought a brand new HITACHI vacuum cleaner less than a year ago and yesterday, it wont suck. There were problems before of over-heating, it shuts its self off and will not turn on untill 2-3 hours has passed, and it was only a mere 5 minutes of vacuuming when this happens.
So instead of trying to get it repaired and my house terribly needs vacuuming, we need a new vac.
Im living in MALAYSIA atm, meaning no MIELE, DIRT DEVIL, HOOVER.
We have SAMSUNG, LG, HITACHI, PANASONIC, BOSCH, ELECTROLUX, PHILIPS. although i am not a fan of Korean Brands so Samsung and LG is out. DYSON is too expensive here.
I do have some allergies, and i don't want to spend much on bags (here, dirt bags are expensive and limited in stores nearby), so bagless vacuum is ideal.
It needs to suck good/better than decent, and has good life-span because our neighbours electrolux lasted 18 years and just broke down. But i just want a range, and dont know if today's electrolux is as powerful as before. Oh, and its a canister, no upright.
Thankyou
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I don't know if Kirby is available where you are, but that's my go to vacuum. I have never had any luck with any of the cheaper brands. We bought our first one soon after we got married, 35 years ago. I had it rebuilt once, but shipping is so high to send it to the company, that I look for vacuums on Ebay to use as parts. I bought a couple more Kirby vacuums at local auctions, so I have one for downstairs and one for upstairs. They are very heavy. Our original one got passed on to our son. Electrolux is also a good vacuum, but you may want to find a good older one, since nothing seems to be made to last these days. Same with a Kirby, unless you are willing to part with upwards of $1500.
I don't know if Kirby is available where you are, but that's my go to vacuum. I have never had any luck with any of the cheaper brands. We bought our first one soon after we got married, 35 years ago. I had it rebuilt once, but shipping is so high to send it to the company, that I look for vacuums on Ebay to use as parts. I bought a couple more Kirby vacuums at local auctions, so I have one for downstairs and one for upstairs. They are very heavy. Our original one got passed on to our son. Electrolux is also a good vacuum, but you may want to find a good older one, since nothing seems to be made to last these days. Same with a Kirby, unless you are willing to part with upwards of $1500.
which one is a better vacuum cleaner?
shahriar r
Bosch: http://www.bosch-home.co.uk/our-products/vacuums/vacuums/BSG72225GB.html?source=browse
Samsung: http://www.samsung.com/uk/consumer/home-appliances/vacuum-cleaner/cylinders/VCC8442V4U/XEU/index.idx?pagetype=prd_detail&returnurl=
p.s: i have both carpets or laminate
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well From me being a hse keeper i would go with the lighter of the two if you have stairs in your home. I have used the Bosch and its good, not to heavy, easy to manuvere. I haven't used the samsung so can't really say to much for that product. Happy shopping
well From me being a hse keeper i would go with the lighter of the two if you have stairs in your home. I have used the Bosch and its good, not to heavy, easy to manuvere. I haven't used the samsung so can't really say to much for that product. Happy shopping
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