Q:I have a company that sells vacuums and takes trade-ins, I need to find someone who will buy these used vacuums that have been traded in on our new system.

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Q:i was wondering what kind of vacuum you have and if you like it or not...or if you know of any good ones with good suction for a good price.. thanks so much.

Dyson okorder /

Q:I have never bought a hoover or a vacuum cleaner and need some recommendations. Dont want to spend too much money on it. Will mostly use it to vacuum my carpet. Please provide links for recommendations.

We've had good vacuum cleaners that lasted almost 20 yrs before the motor died. That one was about $300. Then we couldn't afford to spend as much and a friend bought a great vacuum at Sears with a 12 amp and does a great job. This Sears vacuum was about $150. Not too many cheap vacuums out now that do a good job unless you buy the new powerful Dyson brand for much more money. My Sears Progressive is just fine although it is heavy it does a good job and it is an upright which I like for me because it is easier. Good Luck

Q:I really need a cheap vacuum cleaner for an art project exam,I know they can't sell them in most charity chops, I've heard the council may do some kind of scheme where they take used or old vacuum cleaners and give them to poorer households, I'd like to know more about this. Or if anyone has a broken or old/used hoover that they'd like to donate I can collect, I live in the Yorkshire area of England and would really br grateful it :]

Hi,I'm not that sure but at my local rubbish depo they sell electricals including vacuum cleaners...I suggest you go to your local depo and ask.If not you could,yes,carry on looking into the council scheme. Jake

Q:My year old Bissell vacuum is starting to not work so well. It has way less suction than it used to and it makes weird sounds. Our upstairs is all hardwood linoleum so all I'm using it for my crazy 6' X 9' rug in the living room. Maybe all that cat hair is extra hard on vacuums? I don't know why I can't find one that will last. The one I had before this was a Eureka and it still had suction, but the rotating brush in the front broke out after 3 years of use. And it was used in an all carpeted house.What I love about my vacuum most is the compartment in the front that lets me easily dump out the dust instead of having to change a bag. But how to I search through the various upright vacuum cleaners to find one that isn't going to die after a year? Some of them say they are designed for many years, but how do I know what is real in those advertisements? Can any of you tell me what you use and how long it has worked for you? Thanks.

I got a Dyson for Valentine's Day last year (it's what I asked for). It is wonderful! My neighbor borrowed it the other day and couldn't wait to find out what kind it was. It is bagless, has great suction, and empties in the front. The compartment that has the dust is clear so you can easily see when it needs to be dumped.

Q:for the cordless onesTHanks!:)

Old vac's like the BD Dustbuster (which I have) use Nickel Cadmium cells. Not sure about new models but NiCd's are cheaper than newer alternative NiMH (Nickel Metal Hydride).

Q:Hi everyone, I will be buying a new vacuum cleaner soon and would like some recommendations/ testimonials from regular users of vacuums as to which ones you all feel is/are the best. It needs to be one that is good for picking up pet hair, and doing a 3 bedroom house top to bottom, (so will be on for a good while when in use), also the cost needs to be under ?200. many thanks.

hi petunia you wont get better than a hoover model with extra tool for pet hair they are bag-less and filters clean with water. 1600 or 2000watt motor is fine they have an overheat switch which cuts out the motor if it overheats price round about ?70 Richard

Q:vacuum cleaners?

Not if you're a dust bunny. But if you were, you'd have bigger things to worry about then, wouldn't you?

Q:the workers at a factory assembled 156 vacuum cleaners in 6 hours. at this rate, how many total vacuum cleaners can the workers assemble in in 16 hours.

156 vacuums / 6 hours = 26 vacuums per hour. 16 hours * 26 vacuums per hour = 416 vacuums. Hope that helps.

Q:They are just sitting around my bedrooms. How do I hide them away?

Do you have any closets you could put them in? Don't put them back in the box, that sounds horribly full of unnecessary work every time you want to vacuum. Other than that, I can't think of anything. Look for weird little nooks in your house-- there's a good sized gap between the side of the fridge and the wall that's probably big enough for a vacuum in my apartment, so maybe you could find somewhere similar.