Problem with the bagless vacuums

[moderneezer]

I would personally prefer bagged vacuum cleaners, although I may consider getting a water-filtration machine like a Sirena.

My brother who lives with me bought a cheap bagless Bissell but my complaint is that a cloud of dirt and dust does get produced and I do make a mess when I empty the dust container and clean the filter and on top of that, I didn't find many online stores that sell compatible filters so I had to order a spare one at one of the vacuum stores in my city since no such filters were available at Walmart and at Canadian Tire (a hardware store in my home country which also sells cheap domestic cleaners).

I would consider getting a bagged Miele, a Sebo a pre-used Electrolux or a Sirena when I get my own home.

By the way, Mike811, do you know what's the word(s) for "vacuum cleaner" in one of the languages spoken in your home country?

 

[gregvacs28]

Water filtration machines are just as bad, if not worse.  There is still a ton of tiny particles that do not hit the water and go right into the motor.  Plus, you have to empty the water each time you use it and make sure it can thoroughly dry out or you get mold.  And heaven forbid you should tip the machine while using it.


Just saying.


 


bagged is the easiest.

 

[tolivac]

Current rainbow cleaners have full bypass motors-the suction fan is in its own chamber isolated from the motor.The motor has its own cooling fan with its own air filter.