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- What is the best vacuum to buy when you have dogs. I need something good at picking up dirt and hair. I know a kirby is good but I dont have tht kind of money.
- Bissell bagless, wallyworld $45.00 really sucks. I have 2 golden retrievers.
- Hi,I am looking to buy a vacuum cleaners but am unsure on which one to get? Does anyone have any good recommendations. My price range is about ?150, preferably not a Dyson; and obviously lots of suction lolI have some animal so maybe one with a animal section or something.Oh, BTW i would preferably upright.Thanks
- Well, amongst folks with animals, the Dyson is the favorite. We had the supposedly top-rated (by Consumer Reports) Hoover Windtunnel upright prior to our Dyson (which Consumer Reports has no use for). There is no comparison. I have to empty the Dyson at least three times every time we vacuum our 1400 sf house. I could go a month without replacing the bag on the Hoover. Plus, Dysons don't catch fire. I've seen ads for other makes showing their models picking up ball bearings and all kinds of stuff. Next time I need to pick up hundreds of marble-sized steel ball bearings, I'll buy it.
- I read some where that vacuum cleaners with a rotating brush can scratch hardwood floor. Is this true?
- yes....yes it is!!! that is why you use a dust mop on hardwood floors for cleaning!!!
- must be taken in order to be 90% confident that the margin of error will not exceed 50 hours? Please show work
- The 90% confidence z-value from the normal probability table is 1.645 Sample size n = [ (1.645) SD /error] ^2 n = {(1.645)(400)/50]^2 n =173.18 ≈ 174
- Our old dryer wouldn't dry clothes so we replaced it with a brand new one. We're having the same problem so I'm assuming the vent is blocked. I'm not very handy and I electrocute myself routinely so I want to make sure I'm not doing anything dangerous if I hop on the roof with and try fishing any crap out of the vent. Suggestions or warnings?
- That is what Vacuum cleaners are made for. Run the hose into the vent and suck all the lint out. Do not insert a wire or other object, as you will snag wires and damage the dryer, maybe start a fire. If your vent goes up instead of down, it will need cleaning on a regular basis as the lint falls, not raises, and will create a blockage.
- Example: If I had a vacuum cleaner and I turned it on and got another vacuum cleaner and turned it on; both vacuum cleaners are the same. Will the noise stay the same or be louder?I can see it being louder, but I think it will stay the same because it is the same noise which wouldn't really contribute to the loudness of the noise.
- It depends. A vacuum cleaner is probably a bad example. A vacuum generates more of a white noise than a tone or particular 'sound' that could be easily tested or studied. Practically speaking and actually taking measurements, you'll probably find it louder, but not twice as loud. Pressure waves (sound) can be additive, or they can cancel each other out depending on their phase. If two identical pressure waves are exactly in phase, the result is a doubling of their amplitude. If they are exactly out of phase, they cancel each other out and you won't hear anything.
- In all the TV commercials advertising cleaning products such as vacuum cleaners and all-purpose cleaners they show women, never men, using them. Where is the outcry for this?
- You're right. I'm just waiting for the women's workout/defense ads on tv where it shows the guy getting kicked in the balls, maced in the face, punched in the head, slapped in the face, his wallet emptied on the spot and her peeling off in his car. Because at least that would be really how it is.
- I've seen a lot of advertisements for Sears Cannister Vacuums on sale or on closeout recently.Are these vacuums any good, on an absolute level, and also for the money they cost?
- I've had many Sears canister vacuums over the years and love them. I currently have a non-Sears upright and find that it just isn't as versatile. The only negative is finding and changing the bags, which really isn't that bad!
