What is this constant thinking that you have that people are twisting what you're saying? Have you thought for just one minute that maybe it's you? Maybe you need to be clearer with what you're saying and that people are just struggling to interpret what it is that you actually mean?
You've just done it again!
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<a name="start_29359.328102"></a>I'm not a huge fan of sebo. Now don't get me wrong i'm not saying they're crap or anything. They do look great vacuums, it's just they look a bit "blocky" and old fashioned for me.
<a name="start_29359.328131"></a>I never said it was too blocky,what I meant was,for me personally it looks a bit blocky
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Now that's not a contradiction, is it? Either you think it's too blocky, or you don't. Since when was something being "just a bit" anything grounds to dismiss it completely? It if's "just a bit", then surely it can't be that much of a problem.
I honestly find it baffling how anyone could think that the Sebo looks so blocky that it's unappealing but a Turbopower 1, one of the blockiest looking vacuums ever made with barely any shape or contour too it, doesn't suffer from this problem?
So, let me get this straight, you've made a judgement on a vacuum that you've never used based on how it looks? God, if that were the rule, Dyson would've never made a penny! How do you know either way what it's like if you've never used it before? Yes, you could hate it. But equally, you could absolutely love it. You'll never know until you try these things.
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I mean, in this thread alone, you've dismissed both Sebo and Panasonic vacuums with no real reason. Would it be a shorter list to just ask what IS "your cup of tea" instead of wading through vacuums trying to find something that you think is visibly appealing and seem to think there is some sort of link between looks and performance?
You could always take a trip to your local vacuum shop to try some stuff out? John Lewis, Currys and Euronics will all usually let you have a test on the shop floor. </strong>