I had a vacuum that was bagless and hated it! Does anyone have a vacuum that they really like and would recommend?
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I’ve used the Dyson vacuum for animal hair. It is a bagless. I really prefer vacuums with bags, but I have found the Dyson vacuum for animal hair works best when your dealing with a lot of animal hair (it doesn’t clog or overheat). Unfortunately, it costs about $500.
If you won’t go bagless, or can’t afford a Dyson, a close second is Kenmore, from Sears. They have excellent vacuums at more reasonable prices.
we have an oreck and love it. it is 9 years old and it has not broken or anthing major/minor since we bought it. we are thinking on upgrading next year to this one. (it in the source list)
I have a vacuum i really hate – do not buy a hoover hygiene pet hair – it cost over $500 and already the retractable cord doesn’t retract – the vacuum itself is so heavy i hate it – and you get electric shocks from the metal pipe that you hold onto (what is that bit called???) when you vacuum carpet – admit it does clean well – but it is so heavy i can hardly bother, also the cord is too, too short. i have a dog too, which is why i got it (charmed by the sales assistant) and regret it very much. I previously just had a barrel vacuum a Miele and loved it – light and simple – i was going to buy a new one of them for only about $150. i wish i had.
We have a Sharp Brand vacum from Best Buy. We have had if for over four years with two cats and a dog and the most challedging, a toddler. It is bagless and I admit dumping it is kinda gross, but easy. The filters are removable and washable. It has a beater brush and attachments. best of all it works really well and only cost us $80.
I have two large dogs and cats. I hated my Orek because the hair kept getting clogged and I was having to break it apart all the time. I went back to a Hoover with bags very plan with the normal attachments. I’ve had it over three years and it has not gotten clogged yet.
I’ve used the Dyson vacuum for animal hair. It is a bagless. I really prefer vacuums with bags, but I have found the Dyson vacuum for animal hair works best when your dealing with a lot of animal hair (it doesn’t clog or overheat). Unfortunately, it costs about $500.
If you won’t go bagless, or can’t afford a Dyson, a close second is Kenmore, from Sears. They have excellent vacuums at more reasonable prices.
we have an oreck and love it. it is 9 years old and it has not broken or anthing major/minor since we bought it. we are thinking on upgrading next year to this one. (it in the source list)
hope i helped!
I have a vacuum i really hate – do not buy a hoover hygiene pet hair – it cost over $500 and already the retractable cord doesn’t retract – the vacuum itself is so heavy i hate it – and you get electric shocks from the metal pipe that you hold onto (what is that bit called???) when you vacuum carpet – admit it does clean well – but it is so heavy i can hardly bother, also the cord is too, too short. i have a dog too, which is why i got it (charmed by the sales assistant) and regret it very much. I previously just had a barrel vacuum a Miele and loved it – light and simple – i was going to buy a new one of them for only about $150. i wish i had.
We have a Sharp Brand vacum from Best Buy. We have had if for over four years with two cats and a dog and the most challedging, a toddler. It is bagless and I admit dumping it is kinda gross, but easy. The filters are removable and washable. It has a beater brush and attachments. best of all it works really well and only cost us $80.
I’m really happy with current vacuum.
It is a 3 in 1 – can use it wet or dry and has a blow-dry function.
Look for one with the highest suction power.
I have two large dogs and cats. I hated my Orek because the hair kept getting clogged and I was having to break it apart all the time. I went back to a Hoover with bags very plan with the normal attachments. I’ve had it over three years and it has not gotten clogged yet.