Way OT: Vacuums?
I really want a new vacuum cleaner but I am lost as to how to find a good one. They are too expensive to just roll the dice and buy one. I've not been happy with the last couple...okay, maybe I've never been happy with any vacuum I've ever owned.
What kind of vacuum do you have and LOVE???
What kind of vacuum do you have and LOVE???
Annette
I can eat as much as I want...I just don't want much.
I'm ashamed of what I did for a Klondike bar...
I know everyone swears by Dyson, I wish I had one too but I don't. A couple years ago I needed a new vaccum cleaner and since my husband belongs to Consumer Reports online magazine I read up on them. I took the advise of CR and bought a Hoover Widepath Tempo, I highly reccommend it for the money ($59). I have used it for two years and it works like it did on day one, my mom also has one that she loves. So if you want one that is budget friendly this is the way to go. I had to buy mine online because it wasn't available locally. www.homebrands.com
Jeannie
Jeannie
33 lbs lost prior to surgery!
Sorry, I know that I am not a regular poster but my doc's office advertises here on this board and am a frequent lurker.
I have a Dyson DC 17 Animal. I know, I know it is pricey but I never have to buy filters AT ALL and that in itself is a blessing. Do not roll the dice, consider what filters in the future you need to buy and have on hand.
Now you will just need to do is research all the brands on the Internet. When I was just about ready to buy mine I had a long haired cat. Unfortunately, she died but I went ahead and bought it and have not been sorry at all as it has great suction power and I have all the attachments. My wand for the stairs ( in addition to the bare floors and carpet suction) goes up all 13 stairs and I never have to go down and bring the unit up and continue on my carpeted steps.
You have to be the decision maker and what your budget can handle - now and in the future.
ps needed to add that my great niece bought the Hoover Wind Tunnel and I think she said that she needs buy two seperate filters, where is the savings in that?
I have a Dyson DC 17 Animal. I know, I know it is pricey but I never have to buy filters AT ALL and that in itself is a blessing. Do not roll the dice, consider what filters in the future you need to buy and have on hand.
Now you will just need to do is research all the brands on the Internet. When I was just about ready to buy mine I had a long haired cat. Unfortunately, she died but I went ahead and bought it and have not been sorry at all as it has great suction power and I have all the attachments. My wand for the stairs ( in addition to the bare floors and carpet suction) goes up all 13 stairs and I never have to go down and bring the unit up and continue on my carpeted steps.
You have to be the decision maker and what your budget can handle - now and in the future.
ps needed to add that my great niece bought the Hoover Wind Tunnel and I think she said that she needs buy two seperate filters, where is the savings in that?
Open RNY May 7
260/155/140
Personally, I've always wanted one of those Rainbow vacs, but could/would never afford it. I have a wind tunnel now and it is okay, not great. It's definitely seen better days as I need to invest in a new one as well. Thanks all for the info. I've heard the Hoover is good and I don't know much about Dyson, but sounds like you all have some experience with it. Thanks for the info!
By the way Annette, .....what did you do for that Klondike bar?
By the way Annette, .....what did you do for that Klondike bar?
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Christina, I used to have a Rainbow. I got rid of it several years ago. It was a pain emptying the water tank. That in itself was disgusting.
I've had a Rainbow, a Kirby, an Electrolux, and Hoovers. I'd have to say of those, the Kirby was the best and the easiest to use.
And I also want to know what Annette did for that Klondike bar!!
I've had a Rainbow, a Kirby, an Electrolux, and Hoovers. I'd have to say of those, the Kirby was the best and the easiest to use.
And I also want to know what Annette did for that Klondike bar!!