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Best carpet cleaning machine?
Lord_Gardener
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Looking for 'Hoover type', old orange Vax ( Henry type) has just died. Was very heavy work to use hence 'Hoover type' requirement.
I'm mad!!!! :rotfl::jand celebrating everyday every year!!!
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Any ideas anyone?
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We tried the vax rapide and found the sponge filter started breaking up on the second use so returned it, but now im looking at the Bissell 1950Estill reading up on it so no decision made yet.The more i save the more i can spend:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:0
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Update we went out today and bought the vax rapide powerjet £99.99 from comet and came home and washed main rug in living room and it has came up great and its a differant filter to the vax rapide delux.The more i save the more i can spend:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:0
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Thanks for the info gk172. I've also be looking at the Vax rapide powerjet
http://www.froogle.goshopdirect.co.uk/showproduct.php?cda=showproduct&pid=VX-V-028
It seems that the lower power Vax machines need a motorised brush bar rather than the static type for this model. My thoughts are less parts to go wrong and similar technology to old cylinder Vax we had for some 10 years. Looking at pro version for upholstery cleaning as well as carpets. Go shop direct have it for £113.99 with free delivery.I'm mad!!!! :rotfl::jand celebrating everyday every year!!!0 -
we got the vax rapide xl, and can't fault it. With 3 kids and a goldern retreiver it works very well. eays to put together and take apart, even the missus can do and she's bonde!
we had the old style vax thing and that was hard work but this makes it so much easier.0 -
Lord_Gardener wrote:Thanks for the info gk172. I've also be looking at the Vax rapide powerjet
http://www.froogle.goshopdirect.co.uk/showproduct.php?cda=showproduct&pid=VX-V-028
It seems that the lower power Vax machines need a motorised brush bar rather than the static type for this model. My thoughts are less parts to go wrong and similar technology to old cylinder Vax we had for some 10 years. Looking at pro version for upholstery cleaning as well as carpets. Go shop direct have it for £113.99 with free delivery.
That was the first one we had and the filter broke up so we exchanged it for another and again the filter broke up and mother in laws filter too has started breaking up so i would avoid unless they have changed the design, in the powerjet the filter is in a differant position and in a case so hopefully wont have that problem.
Also 3 things with the power jet carpet came up so much cleaner than when done with the one you are looking at, and the carpet felt dry enough to sit on which with a toddler running and tumbling was excellent and motor wise the one i have is 900w against 600w on the other one.The more i save the more i can spend:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:0 -
gk172 wrote:That was the first one we had and the filter broke up so we exchanged it for another and again the filter broke up and mother in laws filter too has started breaking up so i would avoid unless they have changed the design, in the powerjet the filter is in a differant position and in a case so hopefully wont have that problem.
Also 3 things with the power jet carpet came up so much cleaner than when done with the one you are looking at, and the carpet felt dry enough to sit on which with a toddler running and tumbling was excellent and motor wise the one i have is 900w against 600w on the other one.
I'm confused! I thought Vax Rapide Powerjet Pro V-028 was like your Vax Rapide Powerjet V-028M but had upholstery cleaning facilities as well? Help!I'm mad!!!! :rotfl::jand celebrating everyday every year!!!0 -
Lord_Gardener wrote:I'm confused! I thought Vax Rapide Powerjet Pro V-028 was like your Vax Rapide Powerjet V-028M but had upholstery cleaning facilities as well? Help!
Has anyone used Vax Rapide Powerjet Pro V-028?I'm mad!!!! :rotfl::jand celebrating everyday every year!!!0 -
The pictures all look the same, the one i had is this one which i now know as the v026 but the one you are looking at is the v028 and the one i got is the v028 but without the tools. So from the price you found on that v028 with the tools it is only £14 more to have the tools which is a great find and wishing i had found that one, when i was looking it was £140.
As for the machine - fantastic;)The more i save the more i can spend:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:0 -
Thanks gk172, have just managed to get it at £111.99 from Goshopdirect!
http://www.goshopdirect.co.uk/showproduct.php?cda=showproduct&pid=VX-V-028
Fingers crossed that it works OK!!
LGI'm mad!!!! :rotfl::jand celebrating everyday every year!!!0
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