Q:I am planning to buy a vaccum cleaner to my home. What do you guys think having a portable one rather than the normal heavy kind?Any idea about the price of an average one?

get a sanitaire commercial vac. they pick up everything

Q:how is bagless an improvement over the old fashioned vacuum cleaners with bags? I hate having to deal with the filth that comes out of the bagless machines. What was wrong with the bags? Am I missing something here?

Bagless vacuum cleaners give individuals another option or choice if you will, in the type of equipment that is used in the cleaning of their homes, businesses, etc. One man's food is another man's poison. What works for you, will not necessarily work for me. Is there a right Good or bad? Not necessarily, I don't think. Personally, I prefer the bag. Worked in my moms and grandmas house in years gone by, and it works for me today. How about the circular robot vacuum? Have a great day!

Q:I got this book on spiritual housecleaning and it says to remove any object that may be associated with the devil - and I have a dirt devil brand vacuum cleaner - is this evil and do I need to remove it from my home? The only thing I do with it is vacuum the floor - and I don't have any other use for it.

only if you frequently use the hose attachment

Q:I have the Miele now, and see that Kenmore was top rated by Consumer Reports.

Have used Kenmore for years, also based on C/R ratings. Mine is a cannister; works well on dog fur. As I recall, Miele's biggest problem was initial cost, so if it's working ok, stick with it, but if you NEED to replace it, go with Kenmore. (My sister-in-law, whose kids have asthma, also swears by Kenmore.)

Q:It's really a simple engineering principal, four fixed wheels like to go in straight lines. Where as a ball can move it in any direction.So in clear choice, easy turns with minimal efforts, or do it the old fashioned way.It's quite amusing that a vacuum cleaner and its complexities completely destroy Evolution. And yet it's treated as fact, sigh.

A vacuum cleaner is a manmade object, not a biological process. Why do all you Creationists talk about man made objects as if they had relevance or were even remotely accurate represenations of natural processes? Do you enjoy looking like fools?

Q:have headlights?

With vacuum cleaners I suppose its used so that you won't suck up something valuable in a dark area, like the time my sister sucked up a $20 she left on the floor in her closet. As for riding mowers, I think its only there so you can use it during the night.

Q:Can you suggest me a good vacuum cleaner without any filters?I want a vacuum cleaner that has no filters so I don't have to buy any at all.Can you tell what brand of vacuum cleaner don't have filters so I could buy one that would be great if you help me out :)And please right down what type of vacuum cleaner do you use and what do you think is the best :)Thank you :)

The Dyson brand vacuum cleaners use a washable filter, so there is nothing to buy. they are a little more expensive, but ours has lasted longer than any vacuum we have previously had, and requires no bags, or filters so it's just the initial purchase. It also does a really good job.

Q:What are the filtration methods for vacuum cleaners?

Dust bag through the dust bag and HEPA filter material filter, to filter out frequent replacement of the dust bag: 99.99% dimensions as low as 0.3 micron particles, every time you have used to replace the dust bag, dust bag filter for use, easy to clean, do not need to clean up every day. The disadvantage is long time, the filter capacity of the dust bag has declined, the cloth pores will open, filtering ability drops seriously, need to change.

Q:Washing MachinesVacuum CleanersElectric bedside lampsToastersKettlesBlendersDigital alarm clocksRefrigerators

This isn't a History question. It's a homework question. All you have to do is look up each on Wikipedia and check the dates ... its just time consuming. I'll help you out with the first one because it's a little convoluted. Washing Machines invented in 1691. Available in Europe by the 1750's. Available in the US by 1843. NON-ELECTRIC washing machines were fairly common 1870's to 1900 Electric washing machines were available 1904. US electric washing machine became common in households by 1928.

Q:what is the fear of vacuum cleaners getting near your feet called? because idk why but every time a vcuum comes near my feet i flinch and have a mini heartattack.... anyone wanna tell me? (:

There does not appear to be a scientific term to specifically describe a fear of vacuums. Perhaps the fear stems from the loud noise the equipment makes or anxiety that you might lose something valuable while you operate it, a dropped wedding ring for example. The suction capability of most vaccuums is not enough to cause serious injury, but it may be enough to cause you to worry. Traumatophobia is the fear of injury. Ligyrophobia is the fear of loud noises.