Vacuums that make you satisfied

[sebo_fan]

Oh no, come on Alex, don't start!

Id sooner be happier to push a Dyson DC01 along a floor than a "certain amount of certain uprights," simply because being 6ft I wouldn't have to stoop and get neck pain.

The question on this forum is simple - it isn't asking you to question other members on why a certain model should be satisfying or not!

 

[turbo500]

Oh no, come on Alex, don't start!

Telling Alex not to start is like telling Imeleda Marcos to come out of Saxone...

 

[alexhoovers94]

Quite true Chris although I do like a tall vacuum, what about a 1977 Hoover Senior Ranger, ehh, Ryan?

 

[turbo500]

what about a 1977 Hoover Senior Ranger

*snigger*....

meanwhile, in the north of Scotland, Jamie's ears have just picked up a whisper of a Hoover Senior Ranger.

 

[sebo_fan]

Dont like the Ranger - my parents had one and the baby sitter used to chase me with it - as a result I never liked the design. Much prefer the Senior underneath it! Also never liked the Hoover handle on the Senior Ranger - something about it is quite uncomfortable compared to the original Senior.

However times move on. For me, a satisfying vacuum should be quick at what it does and the SEBOs are perfect in this area with Miele, playing second.

 

[turbo500]

Alex...

We all know, Alex dear, that a cylinder picks up more than an upright and removes more deep-down grit, don't we? I can see the grit in your carpets from here .

 

[alexhoovers94]

Dont like the Ranger

Ryan it appears one can never be pleased.

 

[alexhoovers94]

on. For me, a satisfying vacuum should be quick at what it does and the SEBOs

You do shock Ryan...How could I of guessed?

 

[alexhoovers94]

Alex dear, that a cylinder picks up more than an upright and removes more deep-down grit, don't we? I can see the grit in your carpets from here . 

As he bangs his head against a wall!!

 

[sebo_fan]

Rather than try and be facetious, Alex - either state what you find satisfying yourself and move on or don't contribute to this original post's question.

 

[alexhoovers94]

I did "contribute" I said a Hoover Senior, Junior or Turbopower 1/Turbomaster also the Panasonic 40 series and Elite/Turbolite

 

[gottahaveahoove]

A vacuum being 'satisfying to use', to me would be..

Easy to get out, easy to manuver, easy to hold, easy to empty and/or attach tools (attachments). AND, when you're done, you can see a beautifully cleaned carpet...proving your efforts were not wasted.
For ME, everytime I get a HOOVER out, plug it in, turn it on, i KNOW I'll hear that "hum". I KNOW I'll see those tracks, i KNOW when I'm finished, I'll once more have a nice clean home with proper lines on my carpets.
That's "MY" definition of satisfaction.

 

[alexhoovers94]

"everytime I get a HOOVER out, plug it in, turn it on, i KNOW I'll hear that "hum". I KNOW I'll see those tracks, i KNOW when I'm finished, I'll once more have a nice clean home with proper lines on my carpets."

At least someone agrees with me. Lol. 

 

[sebo_fan]

Yes Alex but in reply 16 you asked why a Dyson should be satisfying to use?

Or have you ignored this action completely?

 

[alexhoovers94]

Well why is it satisfying? It has an uncomfortable handle, has week suction and just skims the carpet? Why on EARTH would you be satisfied with that.

 

[vintagerepairer]

Imeleda Marcos and Saxone

Ah Turbo, I see you share a love of one of the nations favourite comediennes too.

 

[jmurray01]

<span style="font-family: times new roman,times;">John, I am in complete agreement.  Hear hear.</span>

 

[gottahaveahoove]

I was

counting on that. )

 

[sebo_fan]

Yet again Thats your opinion, of which this post does not ASK you to qualify a statement.

And yet again you feel as if you are right and everyone else is wrong.

 

[alexhoovers94]

I appreciate your analysis