Q:a two pack of the Roomba Vacuum cleaners. How much did they cost?

Looks okorder /... Note they were refurbished, not brand new.

Q:Back in it's day this phrase sounded rather modern.

Dyno-electra-vac

Q:My mother needs a new vacuum. I told her I'd research for her. She's 84 and doesn't use a computer.

The one that has the features SHE wants, and that fits into HER budget, not someone else's.

Q:Do canister model vacuum cleaners have a belt on them?

The floor sweeper with the rotating brush Yes the belt is on that part only. not in the canister itself There is no belt in the that part or the vacuum

Q:My old vacuum cleaner is slowing breaking down. I've been looking around at new vacuum cleaners and everyone talks about how good the Dyson vacuum is. Is it worth it?

Oh gosh -- my sister has one, and I ask to borrow it whenever I can. I have a really good vacuum, too, but her Dyson has stuff I really like -- for example, the hose and attachments are right there and you don't have to stop vacuuming to hook anything up if you want to clean the baseboards or edges of furniture. Also, it really does move easily and can get under and around stuff than my vacuum can't. One idea, though, to save you some money -- my sister got hers almost brand new off of Craigslist for less than half of what the new one would be, and the warranty papers and all of that stuff was there just in case. She hasn't had any problems though.

Q:I was just wondering why they are so afraid of hoovers/vacuum cleaners.My dogs are frightened of it.

transforming into up my dad might constantly vaccuum the canines. It became a canister form vaccuum. They have been German Sheps and had no actual subject with it. He wouls start up them as doggies and supply them a variety of of interest and treatsas long as they lay nevertheless. It became an wonderful thank you to handle the fur. My lab/ coonhound mixture is a splash apprehensive approximately it, yet tolerant. My ridgeback bites on the vaccuum if he's interior the abode and that i'm doing the flooring. we can't even attempt him, he's a undesirable candidate for it.

Q:I've owned a number of upright bagless vacuum cleaners, and they have all sucked (well, they've actually all stopped sucking to be precise). The Dyson claims to never lose its power, but its also 5x more expensive than the average upright. Is it worth it?

Get the Oreck. They suck quite nicely. No, really. Get the Oreck, you won't be disappointed. We are on our second one. The first one was used almost daily for my wife's cleaning business and lasted 7 years.

Q:I have waited a year or so to finally get my hands on a hand vacuum cleaner because my mom said we needed to get a good one. Well she finally bought one, but she only bought it because it was ON SALE. I don't know much about hand vacuum cleaners, except this one SUCKS.It's by Sunbeam and it's called quot;Star Elite.It doesn't have a lot of power, only has a small opening to collect dirt etc (1quot;x 1cm) and is horrible at picking up stray pieces of hair. It only also works for 15 minutes and then it has to be charged for 15 hours.The main problem out of all that I have is the lack of power and horribly ability to pick up stray hair off the ground.Does anyone know a hand vacuum cleaner that is certainly better than this?

There's not a whole lot out there for hand vacs these days check out some thrift stores to see if you can find a dirt devil hand vac with the bag on the back it's a much better option than most, if not all newer ones

Q:best multiple wet and dry commercial vacuum cleaner in the world?

Kirby vacuum cleaners, they are expensive but worth it.

Q:Combines the cyclonic suction of a Dyson but utilizes a bag?I've used Dyson's (never owned one) and they have tremendous suction power, but I absolutely HATE the bag-less containers because when I empty them the dust goes everywhere and eventually you have to clean the containers and those filters inside.If there isn't anything that combines the best of both worlds, what upright (bag using) vacuum do you recommend as the best for a single floor mid-sized house?I really desire something that can get up close against the edge of the carpet and the side-boards and has good consistent suction power.

cant go wrong with a kirby, i have had mine for 6 years and works as good today as it did when it was new. stay away from dyson, in home daycare had 2 and both died in 6 months or less. they clog easy and they are bagless. i agree with you bagless are as bad as never sweeping.