Vacuum cleaner recommendations.

[highlandsflyer]

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At the end of the day they all suck.

 

[alanf]

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At the end of the day they all suck.

And when dyson's don't suck they really SUCK!

 

[al]

As someone that cleans for a living 'God bless me'.... I wouldn't use anything other than a Henry. Inexpensive, re-buildable, parts availability is great and tough as old boots.


He's got a cheeky little face too, yes I talk to him.... he's my only true friend.


al

 

[highlandsflyer]

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I wonder what The Wolf would use.

 

[Bats]

Hoovers are one of them things where you're better off not buying a brand name. Hoover brand Hoovers are shite!

Anything that says its watt rating like it matters you can tell is crap before you even plug it in. I dunno why wasting 1300w of electricity and still not getting any lint up is supposed to be a good thing.

Only decent ones are industrial/shopvac sorta jobbies so (old) vax, Henry, etc. Whatever you see cleaners use.

 

[shewit1962]

I am looking for a new vacuum cleaner. I have a Panasonic vacuum cleaner at the moment but the belt keeps on breaking every few weeks.
I need recommendations for reliable vacuum cleaners.
Many thanks. Jeff.

I have a Dyson, It is Overpriced. But definitely the best vacuum I've ever had. Cleans exceptionally well.
http://bestvacuumfortilefloors.com/revi ... 0a-review/

 

[Bullpup]

Henry's are brilliant but for dog hair etc nothing beats a Kirby.

 

[Leighcal]

Kirby vacuums are brilliant. I remember my mum and dad having one year's ago, wouldn't move til you select drive and could even blow. It came with a attachment for blowing up air beds. Brilliant Hoover's I think the one my parents had was a g4 if memory serves.

Leigh

 

[The History Man]

Some of them really suck.

Go Dyson

 

[xerxes]

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Another vote for Henry.

What other vacuum cleaner could you use to recreate the nativity scene.