Which vacuum cleaner is best?
#1
Posted 2006-November-23, 15:08
John Nelson.
#3
Posted 2006-November-23, 16:34
Rain, on Nov 24 2006, 07:08 AM, said:
Near as I can tell the best vaccuum cleaners I have come across are Charlie and Elizabeth, my cleaners.
love coming home on thursday night to a clean house.
nickf
sydney
#4
Posted 2006-November-23, 16:58
#6
Posted 2006-November-23, 18:02
So many experts, not enough X cards.
#7
Posted 2006-November-23, 19:11
John Nelson.
#8
Posted 2006-November-24, 03:25
One thing I have never been able to understand (as a single man) - the instructions say you should change the filters every three months - I can't recommend any vacuum clearner where you have to change the filters every time you use it!
#9
Posted 2006-November-24, 03:44
If you have different kind of floors in your house it may be a good idea with one with variable power (high power for carpets and low power for wood). Of course nowadays most have variable power except for the cheapest ones.
Other than that I wouldn't invest in anything fancy.
#10
Posted 2006-November-24, 04:42
I like being able to see how full it is, so I know when it needs emptying, and I like not having to remember to buy bags for it.
My husband does most of the the actual vacuuming, so I can't comment on how good it is at that part.
#11
Posted 2006-November-24, 06:23
Just watching the wife pushing it around the house half full, it puts me off my beer and food and interferes with the telly as it is quite noisy
#12
Posted 2006-November-24, 10:09
1) "Nothing sucks like an Electrolux"
2) "On other news, Microsoft has finally come out with a product that doesn't suck.
Unfortunately, it's a vacuum cleaner."
Yeah, I know.
Michael.
#13
Posted 2006-November-24, 16:24
The other problem is that when you use a vacuum as a means of lifting dust, dirt, lint, and the such, which then fills the vacuum, you aren't really cleaning the vacuum but dirtying it - so shouldn't these be called vacuum dirtiers?
#14
Posted 2006-November-30, 19:23
Disclaimer: I have DOZENS of neat little ideas like this. If you're interested to know more and hire me as artifact designer, please contact me by private message I'm not kidding!
#15
Posted 2006-December-01, 14:30
You heard it here first.
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John Nelson.
#16
Posted 2006-December-01, 16:13
My current one is a small Bosch, and I am very happy with it I wouldn't possibly know which one is best, I have tried only this one and my previous one. It also depends on what you use it for.
#17
Posted 2006-December-01, 16:22
My mother in law used to have a smaller version. When I worked in a retail store 20 years ago we had a commercial model. The thing was as heavy as a volkswagon, but it wasn't that hard to push.
#18
Posted 2006-December-03, 15:14
Roland
Sanity Check: Failure (Fluffy)
More system is not the answer...