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    Potential New Kirby Vacuum Model Discussion

    If Kirby wants to survive, cords have to go. The only way Kirby gets traction and sales in the coming years is with a cordless vacuum. The current Kirbys only pull around 600 -700 watts. There is no reason they couldn’t design a slightly more efficient direct air machine that operates...
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    New Member Here looking for recommendations

    Can't go wrong for $10 You can always try it and if it doesn't fit your needs, give it back. At a minimum it should be really good on carpets.
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    Dyson DC17 Absolute Animal

    New or used, if you're selling a "refurbished" vacuum, I think that means that everything has been cleaned and nothing should be broken. Does that mean "new" performance? No, but with something as simple as a vacuum, it shouldn't be far off new performance. Maybe the brush roll is a little worn...
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    Robotic vacuums? Anyone?

    I like robots in certain situations. Robots aren't going to replace a corded or even cordless vacuum. They are surface level cleaners but they serve their purpose very well depending on the circumstances. The robots are pretty good these days and many even avoid pet droppings and other things...
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    Dyson DC17 Absolute Animal

    Nice job fixing up the vacuum. I've come to the conclusion that most vacuum sellers that claim to refurbish vacuums outside of factory refurbed machines, don't actually fix anything unless it's obvious. I've found they tend to wipe out dust bins, replace filters, and fix any noticeably broken...
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    New Makita Cordless Upright

    Makita is certainly not directly targeting the homeowner. Their line of vacuums look dedicated to commercial closed loop carpet and hard surface cleaning. If you want a Makita vacuum set up that can vacuum almost non-stop, you're probably looking at spending upwards of $2000 - $3000 for just...
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    New Makita Cordless Upright

    I looked through their lineup a while back and the uprights do look like reengineered commercial vacs. I find their stick vacs to be a bit of mystery why they went with a noncyclonic system that remind me of super cheap hand vacs of the past. Perhaps in the commercial world they don't care about...
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    New Member Here looking for recommendations

    If you want a cordless perhaps the Oreck Pod? I know you want clean filtration and simplicity and I feel like you might like the Oreck Pod cordless stick if you want something simple to go around with. They are a direct air and have hepa bags, so I feel like there would be less to get stinky...
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    What vacuums are you hoping would come out in 2022?

    I'm looking forward to cordless vacuum technology improv Corded vacuums will continue to have their place for the foreseeable future but cordless is where the action is today. I'm not a big Dyson fan but the V15 shows cordless vacuums are taking steps towards replacing corded vacuums every...
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