Q:my floor tool is broken and i want to buy a new one. can i just buy anything and will it fit universally ? i kno its an irrelevant category but most common people would know this yes or no answer to a common household appliance.. thanks

No necessarily, many differences.....!!

Q:the sound comes on, but it doesn't suck anything up and the thingy underneath (dont know the technical term) doesn't turn. it's an old vacuum( a kerby). what's wrong with it. should i try to get this one fixed or just buy a new one. are there places that fix vacuum cleaners? thanks for any info.

A Kirby is a good vacuum. It would be worth it to have it serviced, as newer vacuums just are not near as good, especially for as expensive as they are. Yes, there are shops that service and repair vacuums. I don't know where you are, but look in a yellow pages.

Q:I saw a wide range of prices for vacuum cleaners...I just need a decent one, how much should that cost?

I happen to have a consumer reports online subscription, so i looked it up for you in the members only area. They rate the upright vaccums in the same category. There are a bunch of expensive models but the top rated ones under $200 are: In order from top to bottom in the rating. -Eureka Boss Smart Vac 4870 ($150) *CR Best Buy -Hoover Tempo Widepath U5140-900 ($70) -Eureka Boss 4D 5893 ($140) -Hoover Mach5 U5194-900 ($200) -Hoover EmPower U5262-910 -Bissell Momentum 82G71 -Bissell Lift-Off Revolution Turbo 3760-1 ($170) So if you can find a couple of these and compare them, you will be the smart shopper. By the way. The number one and number two picks by consumer reports were two different models of the Kenmore (Sears) Progressive with Direct Drive (one is bagless, the other one has a bag) The Eureka above is listed at third (has a bag). Dyson came in 9th.

Q:I'm trying to buy a dyson vacuum cleaner but I don't know if it's going to be operational at a different level of voltage.

in the event that they scouse borrow a Dyson vacuum purifier...why no longer? enable me basically plug my new Dyson into my pals power grant and wallah! vacuuming with a Dyson is the hot borrowing gray Poupon? out of your pals Bently..yay!

Q:So I like seen Jurassic Park again in the 3D room at my movie plex and then I realized something. I was vacuuming and a paper clip got sucked in then I recalled that when I hear the velociraptors.

Lol you haven't heard of the Vacuumcleanersauras? They are the ancestors of Velociraptors... The further evolved breed are called Philosoraptors..

Q:People!, Why many people buy USA Donald Trump vacuum cleaners? Why?

Because he is the best at sucking. No one sucks better

Q:It also needs to have a good hose on it for vacuuming our sofas and be able to handle pet hair as we have a cat. Bagless is preferred

I have found that buying a cheap vac needs to be replaced very often. they don't vacuum well and break. I bought 2 great vacs (expensive but great). An Electrolux and a Dyson. both have out lived all of the cheap vacs ($100-$200) by a long shot

Q:best vacuum cleaners?

My fav is a brand called Simplicity. They cater to commercial users but it's a great vacuum for home use as well. Mine is an upright. They are made in the USA, which I think is an excellent additional aspect to their quality. It's nice to buy something made by American workers.

Q:What is the mean of Vacuum cleaner?

Current control motor operation. The fan is attached to the motor, and the fan blade has a certain angle, just like the propeller of the airplane. When the fan blade turns, it pushes the air to the exhaust port

Q:I don't misuse them. I simply turn them on, vacuum the carpeted floors in my apartment, and promptly turn it off and store it in the laundry room. I have now had to purchase 3 vacuum cleaners in a year because they all have the same problem. They just stop picking things up whatsoever; however if you use the attached hose it sucks everything up. There are no clogs and nothing is wrong on the bottom in appearance. Help!

If the hose still has suction but the carpet beater doesn't, there must be a clog somewhere or the roller has stopped rotating. Keep looking. Turn the vacuum cleaner upside down so you can see the bottom, turn it on and see if the brush spins. If not, there's your problem. The belt has come loose, which it shouldn't do that quickly, or something has gotten jammed and is preventing the brush from turning. It's usually long hair, or threads from the carpet or something. Unplug the machine and clean what needs cleaning.