Vacuum Cleaner - have ~£120 to spend

roger_c

Hi there

I am a useless man looking to get a new vacuum cleaner.

A 3rd party is paying for it, as they broke my old one! I have in the region of £120 to spend and so would like to get the best possible in that price range, would also like to benefit from loyalty points (clubcard/nectar/advantage card etc).

My last vacuum cleaner was a Panasonic and I am supposed to replace on a 'like for like' basis, so preferably a Panasonic, but if their vacuum's are rubbish I'll get a different type!

Thanks!

Dave_Brooker

roger_c wrote: »

Hi there

I am a useless man looking to get a new vacuum cleaner.

A 3rd party is paying for it, as they broke my old one! I have in the region of £120 to spend and so would like to get the best possible in that price range, would also like to benefit from loyalty points (clubcard/nectar/advantage card etc).

My last vacuum cleaner was a Panasonic and I am supposed to replace on a 'like for like' basis, so preferably a Panasonic, but if their vacuum's are rubbish I'll get a different type!

Thanks!

Buy a Henry, good cleaners and made in England.

(about £90 from Argos)

SmartRRRR

We bought a Panasonic bagless vacuum a couple of years ago, based on a trip round Comet, Currys and the like, the two main features were how light it is, and how simple it is. There is a similar one (same thing, few design changes)here - http://www.amazon.co.uk/Panasonic-MC-E4111-Lightweight-Vacuum-Cleaner/dp/B000GBAMLU/ref=acc_glance__ai_1_title/026-9260972-4069231

If ours was to be replaced I would have no hesitation in getting another.

The machine is much quieter than we expected and easy to use, based on comparison with friends and family, who have bought different ones for their own reasons.

col1n_2

Panasonic bagless

Emma_L_2

Hi,
If you can wait a couple of days and know anyone with a makro card they have Dysons on sale for £99+vat from wednesday

andrewmoorcroft

Just look at what most cleaning companies use - get a henry! They are the best combination of cost/effectiveness/durability.

ormus

weve just been given a newish red henry. best hoover weve ever had.

HugoSP

Henry

dysons keep clogging up

looby-loo_2

roger_c wrote: »

Hi there

I am a useless man looking to get a new vacuum cleaner.

A 3rd party is paying for it, as they broke my old one! I have in the region of £120 to spend and so would like to get the best possible in that price range, would also like to benefit from loyalty points (clubcard/nectar/advantage card etc).

My last vacuum cleaner was a Panasonic and I am supposed to replace on a 'like for like' basis, so preferably a Panasonic, but if their vacuum's are rubbish I'll get a different type!

Thanks!

Wrong name, wrong location but are you my DH? He has to buy me one for about that price tomorrow because he ruined mine by hoovering the lawn!! The builders had spilt cement and he didn't want it to 'scorch' the grass. Some was dust but most had dried into small pebbles. Now it screeches and smells of burning rubber before cutting out. He says it would be OK if I washed it:mad:

Inactive

Not a good way to " cement " a relationship.;)

ashli_2

PMSL at 'hoovering the lawn' :rotfl:



Mine is a Samsung bagless, it is wonderful.

I've just looked and it is half price again...bargain


http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/4057080/Trail/C%24cip%3D50160.Kitchen%2Band%2Blaundry%3EC%24cip%3D50181.Vacuum%2Bcleaners%3EC%24Brand%3DSamsung.Samsung.htm