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<blockquote data-quote="phoenix02" data-source="post: 472588" data-attributes="member: 7081">Dysonman1, do you consider anyone that comes into your store that ends up buying an expensive vacuum rich? Even if you helped load it into a 15 year old Toyota Sienna instead of a G class? How is it going with the Air Way ultra kleen you sell? I think it&#039;s the same vac as the Simplicity Scout Plus I was hoping to get until we saw how much better the Sebo was. Almost $1000 better? I didn&#039;t think so, but tempered with a 10 year warranty, it did sway me to the Sebo. Are they selling well with minimal problems? The big reason my wife went for the Sebo over it was the easily removable brush roll and how much smoother the Sebo rolls and follows when vacuuming than the Simplicity/ Air away. A surprise for me was that the Simplicity/ Air Way vac, while at a lower price point, felt a bit better made than the Riccar Prima, other than the power head. Riccar was better, but way too big. Simplicity seemed to have great suction as well.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="phoenix02, post: 472588, member: 7081"] Dysonman1, do you consider anyone that comes into your store that ends up buying an expensive vacuum rich? Even if you helped load it into a 15 year old Toyota Sienna instead of a G class? How is it going with the Air Way ultra kleen you sell? I think it's the same vac as the Simplicity Scout Plus I was hoping to get until we saw how much better the Sebo was. Almost $1000 better? I didn't think so, but tempered with a 10 year warranty, it did sway me to the Sebo. Are they selling well with minimal problems? The big reason my wife went for the Sebo over it was the easily removable brush roll and how much smoother the Sebo rolls and follows when vacuuming than the Simplicity/ Air away. A surprise for me was that the Simplicity/ Air Way vac, while at a lower price point, felt a bit better made than the Riccar Prima, other than the power head. Riccar was better, but way too big. Simplicity seemed to have great suction as well. [/QUOTE]

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