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What do you think of my one-liner?
They love Suckers I guess
I've been reading reviews about vacuum cleaners and seemed to sum it all up pretty good about this one.. anybody got experience with the hoover tempo widepath?
Check out Masons they are experts on vacuum cleaners...
I want all the details
I once, many yrs ago, went through the 'training' course for Kirby and on the first day on the job, a few of us drove to an apt. complex and headed for doors with 6 'free' steak knifes and our jumbo box of crap to show our potential 'victims' The poor elderly gentleman had hard wood floors throughout his place and we found something in common to talk about other than the Kirby. In short, my 'supervisor' came in and strarted to demand the man that he needed one no questions asked! Well, instead of me hitting my 'boss' I quit on the spot and the p**** made me walk home about 10 miles away! Don't work for these scondrels if you want to remain yourself and not some pushhy dirtbag!
i need something cheap too
With allergies, buy any one in your price range as long as it has a hepa filter. They filter finer particles than a regular filtered vac. For a reasonably priced name for a starter vac, check the Dirt Devil brands
nan
I bought a Guardian Aerus Electrolux. The Electrolux at Sears is a Fancy Kenmore with the Electrolux label. The true Electrolux has to have the Aerus Logo. Check with dealers. At first I loved mine but then it started losing suction. I had it serviced but it was never the same. I would recommend the SEBO it is a hospital grade vacuum and I like it SOOO much better! I have three kids with allergies and a dog... I had to have a good vacuum and I have owned Kirbie's, Electrolux, Stand up traded it up right away, for the Guardian, after a few years hated it it was bulky and lost suction, traded up for a Sebo and WOW I love it... And it is a stand up. But the suction is just as good as a canister.. Usually Canisters have more suction.... My mother also loves her Sebo and she has 4 dogs. We are corky and one day bored we argued over who had the better vacuum... Needless to say she won... I used the Guardian and then she went over the same spot with the Sebo and I was impressed on how much stuff she was able to pick up!!!
I am planning to buy a moderately priced vacuum cleaner at a target/walmart etc. This will be my first vacuum cleaner of my own and was hoping someone could recommend me a brand that makes moderately priced vacuum cleaners
I okorder - they sell everything. Go to vacuum cleaners and read the reviews of those who have bought the machines. And when you go to the store, make sure you plug a machine in and run it - listen to it - make sure the motor sounds competent (not screaming) - and make sure it has some suction. Any vacuum cleaner will pick up the bowling ball (that's a common sales pitch) if you form a good seal against the bowling ball - so don't be fooled by that one. And remember - all the machines in the stores will have new bags - so that's the best suction they'll ever have. Be careful. The entire industry seems to have gone to hell.
hair cut for long periods of time just to buy a new one???
I paid $400 for mine when it first came out. It's yellow. It's worth the extra loot too. The first time I vacuumed my carpets with it, I was appalled at how much fur and crap came out of my carpet. They also have a program that if your Dyson breaks, they'll come to your house and get it and fix it for $135 dollars.
nan
boyels law p inversly proportional to volume.