Q:Im only 22 yrs old so Im still domestically challenged. Im going to be buying a vacuum and I dont know what to look for.. meaning watts n such... someone please help

get something light weight definetly. you didnt mention the budget but i would recommend an oreck i use them for work you would love it only 8 lbs and lays flat to get under beds. but they cost like 150-300 bucks.they have bags. i think bagless sucks, its really dirty and gross to clean the filter and empty the container but you can get like a dirt devil for like 50 bucks 12 amps and it works fine.

Q:I cannot afford a dyson vacuum. Would like to spend under $100.00

If you are talking strictly hard flooring a shop vac would be ideal i would use a bag in it though it does create less maintenance in the long run due to the bag having a larger filtering area i would probably go with an allaround model due to their smaller size then i would pick up a quality hard floor tool i like anything made with horsehair stiff enough to remove the dust but soft enough not to scratch

Q:What is the difference between a 2200W and 2000W vacuum cleaner?

The first one is 200 Watt stronger! Works a lil better..

Q:Why is it a good marketWhat are the riskse.g. for a company selling vacuum cleaners

japan is better.

Q:preferably dyson brand but it doesnt really matter

Facepalm -_-

Q:What's the difference between vacuum and centrifugal dust collection?

In the current vacuum cleaner market, traditional vacuum cleaners and centrifugal vacuum cleaners all occupy a certain market

Q:Please read the following text first and answer my question.1. Is it feasible to make these appliances such as vacuum cleaners, illuminations, TVs, HDD recorders, air conditioners and such smarter in such a short period?When I feel the distance between quot;makeand quot;smarteris a bit far away, how should I rewrite it?

These appliances indicates that you have already identified them, so you don't need such as vacuum cleaners, illuminations, TVs, HDD recorders, air conditioners and such here. If you haven't in fact identified them, you can change these appliances such as vacuum cleaners, illuminations, TVs, HDD recorders, air conditioners and such to common household appliances. You should also eliminate and such even if you don't take either of my suggestions; the such as at the beginning already implies that there are other similar examples so it's redundant as well as repetitive.

Q:Over a decade ago I recall playing a platform game where the player used a vacuum cleaner to defeat foes. Anyone know the name of this game?

in the event that they scouse borrow a Dyson vacuum cleanser...why no longer? permit me only plug my new Dyson into my buddies ability grant and wallah! vacuuming with a Dyson is the hot borrowing gray Poupon? out of your buddies Bently..yay!

Q:I am lokoing for some suggestions on the best vacuums for a house with a dog that sheds CONSTANTLY. The fur keeps clogging my upright, so I think I am going to go with a canister vac, however, I do not want to spend a lot of money. Any thoughts.

Everyone's going to say get a DYSON.. Well, they are about $500 and I'm sure they are nice, but like you I don't have that to throw around.. Having said, consider taking your old vacuum for servicing.. It may only need an overall clean and check, belt replaced etc... Also, it may be good to take your dog to a groomer once a month and have him/her brushed throughly to prevent all the shedding... If you are set on getting a new vacuum I have an upright HOOVER SAVVY and I love it.. It's roughly $200 and I even vacuum my dog with the attachments I've had it for 4 yrs and it's been great. However, we did purchase the extended warranty for the extra $100 for 3 extra yrs.. That has been a lifesaver ! I've only had to replace my filter 2x ($40) each and the warranty has covered everything else.. I have my vacuum whether it needs it or not serviced at least 2x a yr... So, the warranty has paid for itself.... Good luck...

Q:Which suck worse: leeches or vacuum cleaners?

I bet a vacuum cleaner could suck out more blood than a leech. If you put it on a cut.