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Q: I'm looking to buy one, but don't see any quality reviews, so let's see what the yahoosers say.: i bought a bissell from wal mart, i think it was 169, a heated power steamer or something like that. i've used it several times (not because it did a bad job the first time, i just have 3 dogs and DETEST pet hair everywhere) anyway, it does an excellent job getting rid of the pet hair, you just have to make sure and clean the brush and bottom of the steamer each time you use it so it doesnt' clog. but anyway, my overall experience is that it did well to clean my old carpets (they were here when we moved in) it dries quickly, it didn't leave a musty wet smell, and it's fast and easy to use. hope that helps

Q: Greetings, all! I am currently cleaning my room, as in looking for dust spots and trying to sweep it up. I tried vacuuming, but my bird got scared and jumped to the bottom of the cage, so I figured to get a little birdhouse to move him while I did it. I also cleaned the lamp that I was using to give him light at night, and I accidentally swept too fast, I saw the particles rise around the cage. I got so worried. Should I be worried? Or is it only a large accumulation that could damage the bird? What can I do?Thanks in advance!: Your kidding right? People have owned, raised, and dealt with conures for centuries. How do you suppose they cleaned thier homes? There was or is no technique special for pet birds, you just clean. Common sense will or should guide you however when spraying chemicals or getting the vacum hose too close to your bird, now I'm kidding.

Q: I need to buy a vacuum but I don't know what one I should get! Some help please?It needs to be able to go from carpet to hardwood. Actual Hardwood.And I would rather have bag less then bagged.Any suggestions?: your problem is going from one surface to another. a carpet should always be vacumned with a beater bar attachment, this helps pull the dust up from the pad. a 12 amp motor is recommended. however beater bars do not work effectively on wood or tile surfaces as they tend to just spread the dust. the most effective vacumn on the market today is the DYSON. it is also one of the priciest. a reconditioned one can be bought at FRYS for 200.00 Avoid the SHARK (motor doesn't last). a cheap,bagless,hepa filtered vacumn can be had for around 60.00

Q: Besides the price, are their any major differences between the two vacuum cleaners?: Only difference I see is the Animal comes with dry powder and spot spray cleaners. The technical specs are the exact same. I'd say save the $50 and get the Full Kit.

Q: what is the best bagged vacuum cleaner? I'm tired of the bagless cleaners and looking for one with a bag.?: I am going through the same thing. I hate my bagless. My sister just bought an orek and she loves it. They are pretty expensive so she found a lightly used one on OKorder and it works great. It's really quiet and light. She has a two year old that was pretrified by vacuums but this one is so quiet, she doesn't mind it.

Q: I am looking for a good price for a store bought vacuum. Nothing too expensive, but something that is great for picking things up. -Light-Weight.-Affordable.-With a hose.: You okorder /

Q: I was wondering how mch Psi/Atm needed for the high and low pressure pool vacuumes such as The Surfer Above Ground Automatic pool cleaner.: You can never have more than 1 atm in a vacuum system. Obviously the more vacuum you generate, the better it will clean. Most vacuum cleaners probably produce between 50-80 inches of water vacuum.

Q: This will be my first purchase of a quot;realvacuum cleaner and have no knowledge of brands or anything like that. I know I want a baggless. and I want something powerful, but I also want to the best value for my money... Can anyone give me any insight? Or suggestions for other vacuums?? I have around $300 to spend on a target gift card.: Alyssa hands down. Lexi is a juvenile nickname. It's cute when the full name is Alexandra or Alexis, etc.. but to only have the only option of Lexi her whole life? It's too limiting. What if she wants to be some high powered lawyer? or.. a congresswoman? Lexi is so informal and babyish. Alyssa is at least a formal, nice, female name. It will go a long way.

Q: The best?: It relies upon how plenty you pay for it. I propose you do slightly analyze on manufacturers and think of approximately which of them seem respectable. My own adventure with a robotic vacuum is which you will desire to no longer apply it to stairs (notwithstanding all the manufacturers will variety) because of the fact I positioned it on the stairs and all the dirt and stuff got here out of it and went all over the floor.

Q: Does dog hair ruin vacuum cleaners? And if so, what do you recommend for pet hair control?: Dysons work very well, but you do have to clean all the hair of the bristles after your done, or else if you don't then after awhile you'll end up having to cut the hair of the bristles (not fun). My parents also have a Kirby Heritage that they use to clean the hardwood floors. We have a pomeranian who sheds constantly, so we're always vacuuming little wads of hair off the floor. I don't think that dog hair ruins a vacuum cleaner, just make sure you clean out the hair stuff so that it doesn't get clogged, or lose any suction or anything.

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