Johnny Ma
I'm looking for a good small, lightweight stand up vacuum cleaner. I'm not sure if I want bagless or not- it sounds like a bunch of hype to me... besides- bags are a lot cheaper than replacing those filter things.
Budget wise, I want to stay in the $50-$70 range. I can't see the reason why I need to shell out $500+ for one of those Dyson jobs- no matter how well they work.
Thanks for the advice!
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I have two Bissells (one upstairs and one down) that both work well. The upstairs one is the real cheap one and it uses bags. Works well but the hose is not very long which makes it difficult to clean somethings.
The second Bissell ($90) is much better! It's a bag less with a long hose, more tools and a bigger cleaning path. That's my go to sweeper!
Personally, I like the bag-less sweepers. You can rinse out the filters numerous times before you have to replace them. Just let them dry well before putting back in the sweeper.
I have two Bissells (one upstairs and one down) that both work well. The upstairs one is the real cheap one and it uses bags. Works well but the hose is not very long which makes it difficult to clean somethings.
The second Bissell ($90) is much better! It's a bag less with a long hose, more tools and a bigger cleaning path. That's my go to sweeper!
Personally, I like the bag-less sweepers. You can rinse out the filters numerous times before you have to replace them. Just let them dry well before putting back in the sweeper.
Suggestions on a new vacuum cleaner needed?
glgaglros
I need to buy a new vacuum cleaner but my budget is tight. Any suggestions on a good but cheap vaccum? Preferably under $150.
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I bought a Hoover Wind tunnel about four years ago......bagless.
I live quite a ways out of town and got tired of not having bags and having to drive in to town to be able to use the vacuum. Recently a belt broke and I called the local place to replace it. Cost $2.50....cheap. Anyway, I told the guy I was considering buying a Dyson for the upstairs, so I didn't have to haul mine up and down the stairs. On Consumer reports about vacuums he said, Dyson was not even in the top 10....not worth the very large amount of money I'd need to pay. My vacuum was one of the best for a bagless......better just to get another of what I have. Cheaper too. And he said that mine was in the top 10. He sales part (like belt and brushes and bags) and does vacuum repairs. He wasn't trying to sell me a vacuum because he doesn't sell 'em, just fixes 'em.
I bought a Hoover Wind tunnel about four years ago......bagless.
I live quite a ways out of town and got tired of not having bags and having to drive in to town to be able to use the vacuum. Recently a belt broke and I called the local place to replace it. Cost $2.50....cheap. Anyway, I told the guy I was considering buying a Dyson for the upstairs, so I didn't have to haul mine up and down the stairs. On Consumer reports about vacuums he said, Dyson was not even in the top 10....not worth the very large amount of money I'd need to pay. My vacuum was one of the best for a bagless......better just to get another of what I have. Cheaper too. And he said that mine was in the top 10. He sales part (like belt and brushes and bags) and does vacuum repairs. He wasn't trying to sell me a vacuum because he doesn't sell 'em, just fixes 'em.
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