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Around Black Friday of last week, I ordered a Black and Decker Steam Mop from Wal-Mart's website. It came around on Tuesday. After tweaking with the floor setting dial, I can now proudly say it emits steam. Best part, it cost $60, which is a good deal.

If Eureka doesn't return to making bagged canisters with powerheads, then this means they are going the wrong way.

Prices I'm mixed on.

$89 ain't too bad.

I wish Shark made new canisters.

My older brother used to have a green canister.

I don't know much about Kenmore motors.

Even though newer vacuums aren't built like they used to, proper care can prolong the life.

I heard years back Oreck scored the worst for deep-cleaning.

I don't know, but I feel TTI needs to go back to the basics.

I never used any Hoover canister before.

When I move to my North Carolina home in 2016, I might consider getting an early 2000's model Windtunnel upright.

I think I hit the jackpot for old-school Hoovers.

I don't need one.

I have to agree.

Yeah, the canister parts can be loud.

We are all fed up with companies being outsourced.

Some of the short-lived Euro-Pro Shark vacuums look ugly.

The Kenmore Cyclonic didn't sell well, mainly due to the lousy rating Consumer Reports gave.

Some vacs are made ugly because they can.