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Which Vacuum cleaners to buy
JJDaisy
Posts: 34 Forumite
Hi All.
I need to buy a Vacuum cleaners just don't know which on. i am looking to spead about £100.
3 thing i want 1. Bagless, 2. Upright and 3. a good made (e.g. hoover or Vax etc)
Any suggestions would be great.
Thanks in Adv.
:beer:
p.s. i will be using it clean my 3 bedroom (2levels) house.
I need to buy a Vacuum cleaners just don't know which on. i am looking to spead about £100.
3 thing i want 1. Bagless, 2. Upright and 3. a good made (e.g. hoover or Vax etc)
Any suggestions would be great.
Thanks in Adv.
:beer:
p.s. i will be using it clean my 3 bedroom (2levels) house.
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If you could cope with a bag I'd go for a Henry everyday, I've owned 3 different dysons, a vax and a hoover and none of them touch my Henry!0
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O H complains that Dyson are vastly overrated and overpriced.
If that is of any help to you!I used to be indecisive but now I am not sure.0 -
I agree, dysons are plasticy rubbish, id never buy another.
Not really in the £100 price range though anyway.0 -
Good old Henry for me.
Robust, does exactly what you want it to do.
Lasts for years with no loss of power.make the most of it, we are only here for the weekend.
and we will never, ever return.0 -
Defo not a vax.
Bought one for my elderly father and took it back as we both agreed it was nasty cheap plasticky thing.:eek:
I have now bought him a mid range Bissell and it's Greeaaat!
I have a top end Bissell that I wouldn't swap for the world and there are a few on offer at the mo.:T0 -
Hello JJDaisy
I'll move your thread to the 'I wanna' board.
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my vote goes to Miele bagged 2200w hoovers they're bloody good0
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my vote goes to Sebo uprights. Their an industrial vacuum cleaner company, but make one model (I think) for the domestic market. Had one for years - still going strong. Was 'Which' hoover of the year (few years ago though)0
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I have the Russell Hobbs vac with the Dalmation-like spots. It has great suction and as a bonus the instruction manual was written by a rather humorous human being. I got it in Argos and it's brilliant.0
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Moneysava_wannaB wrote: »my vote goes to Miele bagged 2200w hoovers they're bloody good
mine too...
I LOVE love love my Miele, and their service is the best I've ever experienced.....the only downer is it's greedy for bags....and genuine ones are dear:(Not just a sucker for sweeties..:o0
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