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I'm nthing the Dyson recommendation. It's an outstanding vacuum. I picked a refurb up on Woot for $150 and have been nothing but pleased. MeisterBurger posted:This is a great thread. I don't really trust the Shark steam stuff because I had a canister steam appliance from them and it exploded under the pressure. To be honest I probably had a bum model and the new ones are good. A steam cleaner is a handy tool, though, I have to say. It let me use fewer cleaning supplies.
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hotsauce posted:you can find refurbs online quite frequently and they are worth it. Keep an eye on Woot.
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grover posted:My wife just got pissed at me for not letting her buy a $600 Dyson, and challenged me to find her a better vacuum. Please help me convince my wife that Dysons are overrated and overpriced and a $100 bagless will be just as good! She already has a perfectly good a Kirby she hates (her mom was a sucker and bought it but is too frail to lift it and gave it to us) and a Hoover that I guess just isn't good enough, but I suppose the grass is always greener... Let's be honest; Dysons are only overpriced *now* because all the other bagless vacuum manufacturers had to jump and improve when it came out. My Dyson is worlds better than the ones I had before, but I was lucky enough to snag a refurb on Woot for $125. I don't think I could ever justify spending $600 on one. Why not ask her to sell the other two vacuums first, since they both seem to work fine? It sounds ridiculous to purchase a third working vacuum cleaner. Then you guys can put a little more on top and buy a new one. ^^^^Commercial products are often a great choice in many areas, since they're built to be used and abused. mediaphage fucked around with this message at 08:11 on Feb 7, 2012 |
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