Recent content by Hatsuwr

The drive for convenience is understandable, but I'm way further on the cleaning effectiveness side of the spectrum than what you get from a universal head (or a lot of other aspect of the stick vacuum form factor).

Oh I don't have a problem with plastic in general, just when they are used to minimize costs in a way that results in a short-lived product. Same with bagless—no problem with that design when done well.

The pollution argument kinda falls apart when you consider that bagless vacuums like recent Dysons are of a cheap plastic construction that is destined for a landfill after a few years. Plus you have the unnecessary addition of a battery, which is a major source of pollution in both its...

You have absolutely no idea what you are talking about, on either subject.

LLMs are amazing tools, but all you did is beat the answer you wanted out of it.

You are pretty off-base with your use of LLMs here. I haven't seen anything to suggest that an intermittent connection to the head is a common issue, nor that disconnecting communication lines would result in defaulting to a high power setting. Either of these things is possible, but there's...

They didn't even perform a peer-reviewed study before posting here, or provide proof of their lie detector results regarding the contents of their post. Shame.

I'm definitely referring to Absolute Rainbow and the ironically named Vacuum Facts.

They won't, they exist to be trolls.

Just wait until my Shark® Navigator™ review comes out and I reveal the simple fix. It's so obvious, I don't know how anyone isn't talking about it yet. It would only take a moment to describe, but I'm just too busy. Trust me though. Shark is truly at the top of the game—the peak of vacuum...

There's actually one small, simple hack to the Shark Navigator that makes it the best vacuum possible. More power than central vacuums, lighter than stick vacuums, higher capacity than shop vacuums... It's a shame they released it in such a state. It's such an easy fix to make, anyone could do...

You are correct that airflow though the instrument is not constant along the cross section, but the tool should be calibrated to account for that.

Most of that is relevant for measuring just the motor performance and system restriction (which is an important metric), but what I was pointing out is that his setup gives some information about the interface between the cleaner head and the surface being cleaned. I don't think the .8...

Vane anemometers don't inherently read high. Or are you referring to the effects of turbulence and uneven air flow I mentioned?

How so?