i woukd like to know which is the best vaccum cleaner?

Question

it should'nt be bulky and of a well known company
if you could specify the price and model number also
thankyou

Answer 1

I've learned quite a few things from buying vacuums in the recent years.. Buying the most expensive vacuum isn't alway the answer. However, getting a cheapie isn't the best idea as well. I have a Hoover Savvy I received as a Christmas gift about 5 yrs. ago. I LOVE it.. It retails for around $150, I bought the extended warranty which is a MUST HAVE ! So, I have 3 yrs. of extended coverage. Which brings me to my next point. ANY vacuum you buy SHOULD get regular maintance. I mean if you're going to spend the money then every 6-8 months get the vacuum cleaned/checked. It makes a HUGE difference ! Most people just buy a new vacuum when their old one starts "dying" not realizing that maybe all the vacuum needed was a new belt/bag or filter and it would be fine. My mother-in-law and her mother-in-law got refurbished Kirby's as a wedding gift.. They still run today after 66 yrs, because every other year or so they would get them rebuilt/serviced. So, I say whatever vacuum you decide on make sure that there's a repair place close to where you live and that you take advantage of cleaning/repairing your new vacuum. Good luck

Answer 2

Well, that's difficult to answer. In the future, add more detail to your own question, such as what job this vaccuum is to be doing on a daily basis. For instance, if you just wanted to clean your house every few days or so, you might need a simple $100+ Dyson, or Hoover. Now, if you had more ground in dirt, or plenty of pets to add to the grime factor, you might opt for a more powerful, pricier model, such as a Kirby--which is my favorite-- or a more expensive/powerful Dyson. Now if you needed to wash a rug/carpet, even hardwood floors (all of which we, the answerers, have no idea which you have), again you may want to choose a Kirby, which does both regular vaccuums, and "transforms" into a "washer" as well. Dyson also has similar models, as does most brands, but I find Kirby to be the best. Also, Electrolux is up there quality-wise. Kirby is the least bulky of all of them, and easiest to use/assemble. There are so many models to choose from, I find it best that you just visit Kirby's (or whatever model you want) website to choose what's best for your budget and/or particular job/chore.

Good luck!

Answer 3

I actually have a wall ducted system and it is the best thing that I have ever used. Alittle bit dearer than a conventinal vacuum system, but woth every cent. We paid $1200.00 AU and I just love it.

Answer 4

Dyson DC15 is the best. It got four and a half star from Amazon's customers. Read the reviews and you will know why.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/customer-reviews/B0008GGAVY/ref=cm_cr_dp_all_top/103-2836168-2129405?ie=UTF8&n=284507&s=kitchen#customerReviews

You can also check out the dyson website for the product information:

http://www.dyson.com/store/product.asp?product=DC15-ANIMAL

Answer 5

Hoover WindTunnel Cyclonic

It really sucks!

Answer 6

Dicon

Answer 7

Oreck

Answer 8

we have a hoover wind tunnel and it really does suck! less than 200 bucks