Q:I have a 2 vacuum cleaners, and I HATE them both! One works okay, but the suction on the hand tool sucks (that one is a dirt devil) and the bissell bagless I have, spills dust/dirt everywhere...I have even taken the whole thing apart and it still is dirty and leaves a mess.I have a baby and a german shepard!Which vacuum works the best for you? the pick-up?

All bagless machines are no good. They will have good suction power, but very low airflow. You need both airflow and suction power for good cleaning. Bagless systems have to draw air through a very long series of tubes and filters, and this lowers the airflow but it increases the sealed suction. My advice would be to at least get a bagged machine. You've probably heard of dyson (they have GREAT advertising) which is a bagless, but they are not a good machine!! Try and stay away from those brands, it will be much better in the long run. If you have a baby you are probably interested in good filtration. Now, bagless machines and any vacuum from a box store will have poor filtration when comparing them to a high end vacuum cleaner. Miele's for example will bring the air parts per million to ZERO. Most bagless machines will actually raise the airborn particles beacuse even tho they are retaining alot of dirt, they are putting out some dirt in the air and so the particles in the air increases. Riccar, Sebo, Miele, Simplicity and Lindhaus are the BEST vacuums you can get. There are a couple other brands as well, but these are the main ones. Honestly a bissell or a dyson or a hoover or any of those do not compare in quality, filtration, or features. Sure they will pick up good out of the box, but that is not of great value if they don't retain the dirt, don't last longer then 5 years etc... Here are some models i would recommend. The Riccar Standar, Sebo G1 or X4 or Felix, Or the Miele Callisto. Good luck!!

Q:We were looking to get a few rooms professionally cleaned in our home. However, what is the biggest diff btw. Chem-dry places and regular companies, like COIT or Stanley Steemer. We know the thing about no liquid/water, but does that make a diffference? Anything else? Because the cost between the 2 is quite a bit, so we were wondering if it makes up for it. Thanks!

I had my carpets professionaly cleaned (with water) and they looked no better than when I did them myself with my household steamer, or rental unit's in the past.

Q:What are the important parameters of the vacuum cleaner?

Generally speaking, both at home and abroad, vacuum cleaners have an important indicator: Power

Q:Got the Dyson but do not like it.

I've had good luck with Bissell over the years, and I have a small Dirt Devil for stairs and my car. Of course they have complex vacuum cleaners that can run well over a thousand bucks. I have used those, (and sold them at one time, years ago), personally, I do not think they're worth the money. Orecks are pretty good, too. Be cautious of those pricey ones, too, because often the company will go out of business, or either stop making accessories like bags and other things you have to buy. If you can't get those items, then you have a vacuum you've spent hundreds of dollars for that is useless. My Mother and Grandmother bought a Kirby and a Rainbow years ago. They stopped making bags, so for years my Mother had a $1,200 vacuum sitting in the closet that she couldn't use because no parts were available. If you want a vacuum for in-home, or for use in your car or shop, and one that is powerful and will vacuum up water, I'd recommend a Shop-Vac. You can get those at Lowe's or Home Depot.

Q:What is the point of this, if you are more than likely not going to be vacuuming at night? I've heard people say that it is to quot;know if a specific area is cleanbut I mean seriously... I don't think you really need lights do you?? Just vacuum during the day perhaps? Works for me and I don't have a dirty house.

what if you dont have a lamp in your house? and its night time? then how can you see where the dirt is? think practically!

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

the secret word is ----------------sucks

Q:I have a 1933 hoover 800. It needs the bearings greased really badly. And I have no idea how to do it.

You're saying you have a Hoover built in 1933? If so, you may as well try to sell it as an antique to some vac shop and try to find something that will actually work. The bearings in the motor on that machine are most likely not greaseable anyway. Most times vacuum bearings are sealed and are replaced not lubed. There will be no parts available for that machine.

Q:Hi I'm considering buying one as I have back problems and vacuuming is tough for me, but I'm not sure how effective they would be. If anyone has used one, please let me know, Thank you!

The Roomba floor vac is basically a sweeper. It will not replace vacuuming, and it misses quite a bit of things on carpet (i.e. dog hair), it seemed to work better on the hard wood floors. We had one for a short time until our dog attacked and killed it. I honestly did not think it was worth the price, but it does help a little when you have a lot of floor space to cover.

Q:gift horse in the mouth?Especially with the new Horsepower vacuum! : P

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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.