I need a new hoover, help needed

sidefx

Hi, I really need a new hoover, and would appreciate peoples advice. Basically I want something under £80, but would stretch to £100 if absolutely necessary. My last hoover was an Electrolux Powerplus, but the plastic tubing has split twice since I bought it about 2 years ago. Any advice on a decent domestic hoover would be much appreciated.

Thanks in advance:D

Ken68

Get one, sidefc with a lot of suck and preferably bagless.
The one I bought from the Co-op 1600 watt cylinder Hoover telios model blinking useless.
For downstairs I have a Morphy Richard Bagless upright 1900w, brilliant. Seen something in Tesco recently for £75 quidish
maybe 2300w.

shoperholicnot

these are meant to be very good and they are a steal for the money

https://www.bissell-secure.co.uk/site/product.php?prodID=1026&PHPSESSID=9939d0edffa853a511c59426ac3d8448

sidefx

Ken68 wrote: »

Get one, sidefc with a lot of suck and preferably bagless.
The one I bought from the Co-op 1600 watt cylinder Hoover telios model blinking useless.
For downstairs I have a Morphy Richard Bagless upright 1900w, brilliant. Seen something in Tesco recently for £75 quidish
maybe 2300w.

lol, thanks Ken, I agree about the 'suck', mine is 1700 and is rubbish.

Also had considered bagless, because it is such a pain trying to find the right bags for the one I have now.

sidefx

shoperholicnot wrote: »

these are meant to be very good and they are a steal for the money

https://www.bissell-secure.co.uk/site/product.php?prodID=1026&PHPSESSID=9939d0edffa853a511c59426ac3d8448

Thanks for that shoper...that is cheap:D

Have you read good reviews about it, or do you know someone whose got one?

shoperholicnot

sidefx wrote: »

Thanks for that shoper...that is cheap:D

Have you read good reviews about it, or do you know someone whose got one?

a lot of people from this forum have bought them and swear by them..

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?p=4979390&highlight=bissel+lift+off#post4979390

curlyfairy

I would recommend a Henry,about £99ish.Very good suction and very robust,had one for work for over 8 years,sucks up anything,dust,rubble and whatever else it fancies.

Ben.

sidefx

curlyfairy wrote: »

I would recommend a Henry,about £99ish.Very good suction and very robust,had one for work for over 8 years,sucks up anything,dust,rubble and whatever else it fancies.

Ben.

Thanks Ben..yes I've used one...we have one at work and they are very good, but it's a bit more than I want, or can afford to pay:o . Wanted to stay under £80 if at all possible.... but thanks

sidefx

shoperholicnot wrote: »

a lot of people from this forum have bought them and swear by them..

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?p=4979390&highlight=bissel+lift+off#post4979390

Thanks for the link shoper:D