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Best vaccuum cleaner to buy? Advice needed, please.
We have a dirt devil but it's on it's last leg after only 1 year. It just doesn't pick much up. We have a big rug on our hardwood floors & then bedroom carpeting so we need one that will vacuum both floors. I would love to hear your recommendations. Thanks!
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Re: Best vaccuum cleaner to buy? Advice needed, please.
Any decent vacuum (that will last) will be at least $300.
Honestly, I'd go to a vacuum repair store locally and ask their opinion. They can tell you which machines have the best suction, are great for pets, hardwood, and last the longes
Here is a 2nd for the Dyson DC41. I went round and round about what to get, but ended up with a Dyson. At first, I didn't think it was worth all the hype and expense. But now I've had it for almost 2 years with our collie and long haired cat, and
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Like the other posters, I also did a lot of research before buying my current vacuum cleaner. I ended up going with <a href="http://www.amazon.com/Shark-Navigator-Professional-Lift-Away-Cleaner/dp/B005KMDV9A/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1365970651&sr
Dysons are good and shark vacuums are good. If you have only hard floors, you really don't need something quite so powerful and expensive; you don't need a beater brush or agitator on your vacuum. A good wet/dry vac with a floor brush attachment works
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