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Upright Vacuum
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I am looking to buy a new upright vacuum and thought i'd see what you guys thought as to good products and offers.
I don't really have a budget in mind but obviously want to be as MSE as possible. Don't have kids or pets so carpets and floors don;t get too mucky.
From my own searches it seems the Vax V-060C is a good vacuum. Reviews say it is heavy but I can live with that if it gives good cleaning power. Dad says wattage is important and this seems pretty high. Best deal I can find is at Tesco http://direct.tesco.com/q/R.205-7075.aspx.
Any advice/comments/thoughts?
Cheers
I don't really have a budget in mind but obviously want to be as MSE as possible. Don't have kids or pets so carpets and floors don;t get too mucky.
From my own searches it seems the Vax V-060C is a good vacuum. Reviews say it is heavy but I can live with that if it gives good cleaning power. Dad says wattage is important and this seems pretty high. Best deal I can find is at Tesco http://direct.tesco.com/q/R.205-7075.aspx.
Any advice/comments/thoughts?
Cheers
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1 thing I found is dont buy a vax. They are terrible and constantly break down and stop working.0/2013
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Not what you want! Cheers.0
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I have a Sebo X4 Extra that I am really happy with. It's a bagged upright, but cleans on a par with/better than the best cyclonics, and comes in at around the same price as a Dyson. It can be a little heavy, but not excessively (I've had supposedly lightweight machines that handled worse).
http://www.sebo.co.uk/Pages/uprights.html
You won't find them in Currys/Tesco - try your local independant.
http://www.sebo.co.uk/Pages/storelocator.php
Edit - just had a look on their storefinder, and noticed Debenhams, John Lewis and the Co-op also carry them these days (at least in the Midlands).
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hi i got this one, theres a post on here somewhere about it.
http://www.bisselldirect.co.uk/product/10890
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