Filter Cleaning

[panasonicvac]

I agree with Mike, central vacs are not for everyone and I personally think that is fine even though that's what I'd prefer to use for myself. Also Tristar and Aerus/Electrolux are not cheap either. In fact, they're just about as expensive or even more than some central vacs if not most of them when you buy them new today.

I'm also mainly a bagged person myself since I find more advantages with them than bagless. However though, the only bagless vacuums that I can actually stand with using and there's a slight chance that I may go for one in my own house are true cyclonic central vacuums particularity the Vacuflo ones such as the 566Q or the 760. No bags or filters to ever have to buy, clean, or replace.

 

[eurekafansquid]

are u trying to imatete meh vacomatik

 

[eurekafansquid]

nice u really did get me there i doo talk like that lol

 

[eurekafansquid]

To KirbyKlekter

yeh its pretty nasty cleaning the filters ewwwwwwwwww


and some times teh filtewrres can hav stufjkdl from outside ur home and it turns into a nastyfest, ewww

 

[eurekafansquid]

i agree bagged is better cus no filters to clean so no nasty fest

i sadly only have 2 bagged vacs aa

 

[eurekafansquid]

and a cool thing about my hoover dirtfinder is that in the manual it has an ad for the steam vac ultra, really awesomee

 

[thevacomaticiec]

TO panasonicvac

I agree whit you o nthe tristar lux price but my electrolux 89 i paid 60$ my tristar cxl wa give to me for 0 $ my compact c9 was 170 in 2012 so less than 300 i got all 3 not to bad .

 

[madman]

Yeah, not-washable pleated filters are a stupid idea. I like the washable foam ones.