Q:are Henry Hound vacuum cleaners any good for getting dog hairs out of carpets?

I do not know about the Henry Hound but the DYSON Animal is great. I think it could suck the paint off the wall if I left it there long enough.

Q:What is the difference between expensive and cheap robotic vacuum cleaners?

The okorder for reviews.

Q:Who invented the earliest vacuum cleaners?

The vacuum cleaners designed first were upright. In 1912, Winner Goering of Stockholm, Sweden invented a horizontal vacuum cleaner, and Electrolux Electrolux became the founder of the vacuum cleaner

Q:.....is that BAD? did he kill my vacuum cleaner? does anyone know about this?

Hi its Darran at Dyson. We would strongly recommend that your Dyson vacuum cleaner is not used to clear up ash from a fireplace or stove. Dyson vacuum cleaners are designed and tested to pick up normal household dust and debris and are not tested for this purpose. We would advise thoroughly cleaning the filter(s) or replacing if you are unable to clean them properly, and ensuring you clean as much of your machine through with a slightly damp cloth. If you need any help with your Dyson, please do not hesitate to contact us on 08002980298 (UK) or 1866MYDYSON (US). Kind regards Darran Dyson Customer Service

Q:I want a vacuum cleaner that will pickup pet and human hair and not clog up. Which one of these would be the best?

Hi there, I work as a technician on vacuum cleaners and of the ones you have selected I would definately pick the bissell. It will cost less to maintain when compared to the hoovers and is much better quality than the shark one. You will also find it will need less tlc than other competitors. The dyson is a slightly lighter machine to use but in all honesty it's not that much better than the bissell. Hope this helps :)

Q:Special vacuum to clean oil burner

If you're encountering soot it will pass thru the filter of most vacuum cleaners and you can end up with a mess. There is a soot sucker brand vacuum designed to vacuum soot.

Q:Where is the cheapest place to find a Dyson vacuum cleaner? I missed out on a sale at HomeDepot and am kicking myself for it! Anyone know someplace good?? They usually retail for $399. Thanks!

My husband and I own a housecleaning company and sometimes our customers request we use their personal vacuums as opposed to the one we supply when we clean. We have used Dyson's on several occasions, and personally, they are completely overrated. The suction seems to be good, however, so are most vacuums nowadays. It is also complicated to unhook the hose/nozzle and the nozzle is so long, it is impossible to angle it into small areas. It is heavy as well. I wouldn't recommend them to anyone (and for the record, don't buy into an Oreck either - they are even worse and are just as expensive). For our company, we use the Eureka Smart Boss. It was rated a best buy by Consumer Reports and has the Good Housekeeping Seal (something Dyson doesn't have). It's suction is great, the hose is easy to manuver, and it has a sealed Hepa Filter. The only con about it is the weight but then again, most vacuums do weigh around 20 pounds. There is also a new vacuum Eureka came out with recently called the Eureka Capture. It looks like it will be a good vacuum as well and it looks stylish coming in three different colors.

Q:I have 2 vacuum cleaners, both need new electrical cords! How do I replace them?

There's not a whole lot to it. Follow the existing cord into the housing. Remove the screws that hold the housing together and pull the housing apart. You'll see that your white wires are typically wire-nutted together and your black wire from the cord will probably have a 1/4 female spade connector and is connected to the switch. The other wire on the switch runs to the motor. All you need to do is buy a replacement cord(assuming you can't just cut the bad part off the old cord) and route it in the same manner that the manufacturer did and make the connections just as they did.

Q:Okay, I won't tell you who thinks what, but one of us think that you should dust your furniture, before you vacuum that way whatever dust gets on the floor its vacuumed up. The other thinks you vacuum before you dust...So which is it, do you dust before you vacuum or after?Please help this is so small but I would just like to do one of those kinda I told you so things.. Its a wife thing!

Always dust AFTER vacuuming because almost all vacuum cleaners expels some dust particles into the air. Now tell him you were right and make him take you out to dinner. <edits I see the majority says dust first, and I 100% disagree because of experience and having been a house keeper all my life. Think about it or better yet get a flashlight, turn the lights off and turn on the vacuum cleaner then shine your flashlight at the vacuum cleaner while it's running and you can see the dust particles flying out of it... and where will it go? on your freshly dusted furniture. I rest my case.

Q:Would you rather buy a Small vacuum cleaners or Used The vacuum cleaners at the Car Wash ?

When they are between detailing i have a small car vacuum of my own.. it seems as though every time i relied on the car wash vacuum they were broken or filthy.