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but then Bagless is just as messy EVERYTIME as any burst bag could be once in a while. clouds of dust as the dirt hits the bins surfaces, not to mention you have to go outside to do it even if its raining. emptying the canister straight into the bin makes a right mess of the bin which then...

WALTER IT hasnt fallen -its just in the process of being arranged. Bear with me and once details are worked out il be back to everyone. Regards Rob

reccomend? its early days to say about reliability, back to back performance but I can honestly say so far so good. Have used it to clean the house from top to bottom and its done everything ive asked of it. It has limitations - cant get into crevices, stair cleaning is ok but not great. Its...

Il be voting for the GTech Air Ram. Have just got myself one and fully charged it. Quick swipe over the bathroom carpet and its pulled out alot of Talc powder that a hoover turbopower 1000, hoover ranger, dc14, has missed over the months. Not bad for a rechargeable cleaner. Im very impressed...

Best at doing what? These 'bagless' threads dont half get me. Best at filtering? Best at carpet cleaning? Best at stair cleaning? Best at ease of emptying without dust inhilation/dust clouds? So far there is no perfect bagless. Dyson cant clean deep dirt for toffee. Morphy Richards of a...

Ryan I can see your train of thought - I just had to check the TM cleaners I have here as you rightly mention they dont have 'made in britain' on them. Im quite sure they were made in cambuslang though. i think it was american in design - considering the elite etc are very similar where tool...

Similar enough to be totally different. yes i get you. The motor was not the same motor it was a totally different design.

diffrences The Turbomaster DIDNT have the same motor it had a more powerful one. Nearly 50% more powerful. It also had 2 belt drive system with one toothed belt whereas the tp had one flat belt. The Turbomaster has a slightly wider suction channel creating better airflow. The turbomaster...

Perhaps its time for a special thread to be opened where the ignorant narrow minded folk can wax lyrical about their activators, '#~$^& XXXXXX 1977 :!$3*@~~ all day everyday to remind themselves just how good it was back then so the rest of us can chat about relevant issues of modern day.

have a think the activator nodules get worn over time and can get damaged with minute nicks and chunks out of them. modern fashion carpet is like sizal, loop piles, twists, and all it takes is for a piece of the nodule plastic to be nicked as it grips the carpet and snags it and wraps the...

Im not following you. Just correcting your misguided thoughts and speculations. Does'nt do for other people reading your comments to be mislead and fed false info. Bet your not laughing at me half as much as everyone else is laughing at you.

Alex Just grow up for god sake before you end up taking over the most disliked vacland member title. The activator and hoover agitator belong in the past. They belong on traditional carpets NOT modern ones. Have seen these brushrolls ruin modern fashion carpets -I know from personal...

Benny Sorry I can appreciate your thoughts and I was feeling very amicable to let the situation drop but considering he tagged an insult after the apology Im not quite so sure he means his apology. SOmething I learned at a very young age not to do.

Where did the attitude come from? Its clear as day that the tp2 isnt vibrating the carpet as much as the tp1 is. Hence why we explained that it was not that great when fitted in the tp2 as the motor runs too fast for the brushroll to achieve the brushrolls purpose. Its pointless me videoing...

Good video, now you can see why the activator was not a patch on performance in the tp2 like was mentioned in the which? thread. Its a shame you dont have a well maintained Hitachi to try on the same piece of carpet.

when this thread was made I went into the Alfreton branch and they didnt have any. Do Belper still have any?

Wellspotted, Me and the other half collect washers dryers dishwashers and the odd cooker lol. The hotpoint was taken out of daily service a while back and replaced with a modern Bosch which I dont feel guilty about battering to an extent. And its much more reliable than vintage when you need...

Hello Mark, Fabulous cleaners these im sure others can chip in with the history and dates I can never remember when they ran apart from the late 60s to mid 70's. The colourscheme is called 'Mandarin Blue' which is my favourite Hoover colourscheme I think next to the later Wedgewood Green...

Im really liking this! I wonder if the UK will recieve anything similar. Its about time Panasonic had a good update of its bagged full size models.

Chortle, a noisy, gleeful laugh: Just amused at your choice of sentence to do with the Hotpoint. Low energy wash programmes was a feature Hotpoint penned in the late 1980's.