Q:I want a lightweight, easy to use, vacuum with good suction. Any suggestions? I don't want to spend more than 300.00. Also, does anyone know what is the suction power I am looking for for hosehold use.

I love my Hoover Windtunnel. I paid about 125 for it at Wal-mart. It has the rotating hand brush also. Mine is a 12amp also. I noticed that most are 12 amps. Hope this helps. If not you can go to Sears and they will dump stuff on the TEST CARPET and let you try them all out and then see where you can get the best deal.

Q:I was pricing vacuum cleaners and some say they have 12 volt motors and some 6 amps. Which is the better buy?

The actual measure of electrical power is called watts. Watts is simply volts times amps (VA). That is what you really want to know. The higher the wattage rating the more powerful the motor.

Q:Does any store sell steam cleaners that you can use yourself instead having someone else come to your home every time you need to touch up the floor?

Wall Mart, K Mart, Meijers, just about any store carries them. I would get the one with attachments os you can get into corners and do the furniture if you decide too. You can also get the little green machine for touch up jobs

Q:Hey people, please help me if you know anything about vacuum cleaners....I put a new bag in it, but it has no suction and its not spinning when I turn it over, could it be the belt or what?!?!

first check the attachments, if you don't have suction, then the machine is clogged, if you have a shop vac or another vacuum you can use its attachments to try and pull the clog back out the way it came in ( sometimes you can use a broom stick to push a clog out but you need to be careful not to tear the hose ). If you have suction and the brush roll doesn't turn than the belt is broken or stretched out ( they should be changed every six months to a year ) consult the owners manual on how to change the belt, or take it to a vacuum shop most can change the belt on the spot for pretty cheap.

Q:Have the amount of murders by strangulation using a vacuum cleaner power cable decreased since the invention of cordless cleaners?

it stops this demented behaviour

Q:Why would they make products that will break in a few years? Is this a good policy?

anything that has to do with medicine

Q:Or did they convert to Vacuum Cleaners?

Hang on, Ill just ask the wife.....

Q:What are the best reasonably priced HEPA air filters out there? Is it best to get one that attached to a furnace (but then its only running when the heat or AC is on) or a few smaller ones and move them room to room?Also, I understand that it is imprtant to try and vacuum with a HEPA vacuum. Any advice on something out there that is reasonably priced (and reasonably priced filters).For both, I want to get something that is not too cheap (ie something that actually works) but not top of the line (I am not running a hospital.. just want to increase the quality of the air we breathe at home.

All vacuums blow debris returned into the air as they sparkling. If airborne dirt and dirt and allergic reactions are a component for then you you certainly will maximum actual prefer to purchase a vacuum that has HEPA Filtration. HEPA filtration advantageous factors a thoroughly sealed airflow device that removes ninety 9.7% of debris .3 micrometers in diameter or larger. i for my area might advise a Dyson vacuum, the two the Dyson DC15 The Ball Animal, Dyson DC15 The Ball All flooring or Dyson DC14 Animal Bagless. They paintings wonders and supposedly by no skill lose suction. in accordance to the Dyson shopper service guy that I spoke to, the air that comes out of the vacuum is 150X cleanser than the air that is going in.

Q:I'm really confused i have a dry vaccum cleaner there is filters inside to protect the dirt entering in to the motor , so i'm thinking of a wet so how this work when water enters the motor does it damage? or it is working like a water pump? if so how the suction all work ?

All okorder /

Q:these are upright,bagless with hepa filters

In Point: The Infinity is no where as efficient as a Dyson (DC17), and will not deep clean as well as the new Dyson. The Dyson (DC17), coupled with its new filtration system and aggressive brushroll specifically designed for American carpets will deep clean better than most vacuums under $1000, as well as the previous Dysons on the market (My older DC14 left alot of filth in my carpet that my DC17 vacuumed up....mostly sand and dust).