Happy G
It's gross, but there is a ton of human hair and a bit of pet hair on our floors.
We've used several different vacuums, but the hair wraps around the roller and it doesn't pick up anything.
Can you recommend a vacuum that will not get tangled?
Answer
With any vacuum cleaner there is going to be some maintenance involved if you want to keep it working at it's best. Mostly this entails keeping the bag or dust bin emptied and the spinning brush roll clear of hair and carpet fiber tangles. Hair can wrap around the brush roll and prevent the bristles from doing their job.
I prefer a bagless vacuum if there are pets or excessive hair and dust. Bagless vacuums don't hold odors and recirculate them throughout the house every time the vacuum is used.
If you want a top quality machine, go with a standard Dyson upright or a Miele.
http://www.bestvacuumreviews.com/dyson-dc33.html
http://www.bestvacuumreviews.com/miele.html
A little more affordable would be a Shark Navigator or Lift-Away. These vacuums offer performance similar to more expensive vacuums, but have a build quality and lifespan closer to that of their cheaper rivals.
http://www.bestvacuumreviews.com/shark-navigator.html
http://www.bestvacuumreviews.com/shark-navigator-lift-away.html
With any vacuum cleaner there is going to be some maintenance involved if you want to keep it working at it's best. Mostly this entails keeping the bag or dust bin emptied and the spinning brush roll clear of hair and carpet fiber tangles. Hair can wrap around the brush roll and prevent the bristles from doing their job.
I prefer a bagless vacuum if there are pets or excessive hair and dust. Bagless vacuums don't hold odors and recirculate them throughout the house every time the vacuum is used.
If you want a top quality machine, go with a standard Dyson upright or a Miele.
http://www.bestvacuumreviews.com/dyson-dc33.html
http://www.bestvacuumreviews.com/miele.html
A little more affordable would be a Shark Navigator or Lift-Away. These vacuums offer performance similar to more expensive vacuums, but have a build quality and lifespan closer to that of their cheaper rivals.
http://www.bestvacuumreviews.com/shark-navigator.html
http://www.bestvacuumreviews.com/shark-navigator-lift-away.html
Which Vacuum cleaner should we buy?
Devbrolea
We must have had 10 vacuums in the past 5 years. We have been buying bagless upright vacuum cleaners in the $80-$150 range. We run a playgroup from our house so we vacuum alot!! At least 3 times a day. These cheap cleaners just don't last. The loose suction very quickly and eventually just break. So we have decided to invest in a better quality one. Any suggestions of a good quality vacuum cleaner that will last and do a really good job time after time. We don't really care about bag/bagless or upright/canister. We just want something that works well and will last. We are looking in the $400 max price range. So far we have been looking at Dyson, Oreck and Electrolux. Please help!!!!
Answer
I own a dyson and it is renowned as one of the best vacuums. My uncle has a kirby, the best vacuums available, but heavy, not packed with features, but will last forever which is what you would be paying over 1000 dollars for. The dyson comes pretty customizeable in many different models. And the fact that the dyson never loses suction which is correct. The only thing with the dyson is that if you have a pet there will get a lot of hair stuck around the rotating brush which is the only cleaning you will ever have to do with it. The receptacle is super easy to take out dump and then put back in with only one hand. Just don't be too rough with your dyson i haven't broken any part of mine but it is only made out of plastic.
I own a dyson and it is renowned as one of the best vacuums. My uncle has a kirby, the best vacuums available, but heavy, not packed with features, but will last forever which is what you would be paying over 1000 dollars for. The dyson comes pretty customizeable in many different models. And the fact that the dyson never loses suction which is correct. The only thing with the dyson is that if you have a pet there will get a lot of hair stuck around the rotating brush which is the only cleaning you will ever have to do with it. The receptacle is super easy to take out dump and then put back in with only one hand. Just don't be too rough with your dyson i haven't broken any part of mine but it is only made out of plastic.
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