Perfect vacuums
Before I talk about vacuums, I want to also say that Tom has been an awesome friend and he has given me lots of knowledge that I would never have had otherwise. I'm a blind person and the first time I visited the museum, he took several hours to let me feel and hear each vacuum, for someone without sight, obtaining as much information from your other senses is important. I am looking forward to seeing him and everyone else next month at the convention.
Ok, on to the original topic of this thread. I have a few different Perfect vacuums and they are all very good. I have the C101 which I don't think is made anymore, it's a metal canister which looks very much like an Electrolux metal canister, it uses a two stage motor and it's very powerful. I also have the 103 which Tom sold me which looks similar to a plastic Electrolux canister. Interestingly, it still uses the metal Electrolux hose. I also have the Perfect 10 quart backpack, it's very nice and one of the only backpacks with a hook up for a power nozzle. I'm looking forward to getting their commercial canister, that also sounds like a great cleaner.
I wonder how the new Perfect upright compares to the Sebo Felix, I'm much more of a canister person but I absolutely love the Felix. For those who prefer uprights, it sounds like Perfect has developed a really nice one.
Mike
Before I talk about vacuums, I want to also say that Tom has been an awesome friend and he has given me lots of knowledge that I would never have had otherwise. I'm a blind person and the first time I visited the museum, he took several hours to let me feel and hear each vacuum, for someone without sight, obtaining as much information from your other senses is important. I am looking forward to seeing him and everyone else next month at the convention.
Ok, on to the original topic of this thread. I have a few different Perfect vacuums and they are all very good. I have the C101 which I don't think is made anymore, it's a metal canister which looks very much like an Electrolux metal canister, it uses a two stage motor and it's very powerful. I also have the 103 which Tom sold me which looks similar to a plastic Electrolux canister. Interestingly, it still uses the metal Electrolux hose. I also have the Perfect 10 quart backpack, it's very nice and one of the only backpacks with a hook up for a power nozzle. I'm looking forward to getting their commercial canister, that also sounds like a great cleaner.
I wonder how the new Perfect upright compares to the Sebo Felix, I'm much more of a canister person but I absolutely love the Felix. For those who prefer uprights, it sounds like Perfect has developed a really nice one.
Mike
