My vote for best vacuum
We're out for the winter. Wife was watching the CBS morning show when they interviewed Sir Dyson. He was talking about his new Beast 56 which was coming out the next week. I've heard about Dyson vacs ...
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If you want to know what is a well build, long lasting vacuum, go into a repair shop, look at what models are waiting to be repaired and buy something else.
When we started a cleaning service 30 years ago, the only vacuum that stood out was Kirby for the suction and build. They lasted decades.
After a shoulder injury I had to find a power drive for the up to 10,000 feet I would do a day. The best was the Hoover Concept. Tons of suction and the best pet hair removal. I can still get them rebuilt.
The best canister was the Dirt Devil Pro series. All metal, dual motors/ fans plus electric power head. So much suction that the hose could be put on the back and used as a leaf blower.
Now we use Hoover wind tunnel power drives. Great suction plus a hose and tools including a air power furniture head. We replace the first set after 10 years with the only repairs being belts and beater brushes.
Someone mentioned a older vac that would suck the carpet off the floor, that would be a Eureka convertible. It could pull the carpet off the tack strip.
In a canister the commercial back pack is king but a bit bulky in a house.
As for the rest, we have tried most testing for the company or using customers vac. Most work meh ok. The trailer is so small that a Dirt Devil hand vac does it all in minutes.
When we started a cleaning service 30 years ago, the only vacuum that stood out was Kirby for the suction and build. They lasted decades.
After a shoulder injury I had to find a power drive for the up to 10,000 feet I would do a day. The best was the Hoover Concept. Tons of suction and the best pet hair removal. I can still get them rebuilt.
The best canister was the Dirt Devil Pro series. All metal, dual motors/ fans plus electric power head. So much suction that the hose could be put on the back and used as a leaf blower.
Now we use Hoover wind tunnel power drives. Great suction plus a hose and tools including a air power furniture head. We replace the first set after 10 years with the only repairs being belts and beater brushes.
Someone mentioned a older vac that would suck the carpet off the floor, that would be a Eureka convertible. It could pull the carpet off the tack strip.
In a canister the commercial back pack is king but a bit bulky in a house.
As for the rest, we have tried most testing for the company or using customers vac. Most work meh ok. The trailer is so small that a Dirt Devil hand vac does it all in minutes.
