What BRAND NEW vacuum do you want?
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gsheen
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I have my dyson dc40 & 41 already which I love. so it would have to be something I can't get locally with ease
I would like a Sanitaire sc675 too
and a proper SHOPVAC
we have other brands but I really like the look and shape of a proper shopvac
I would like a Sanitaire sc675 too
and a proper SHOPVAC
we have other brands but I really like the look and shape of a proper shopvac
sebo_fan
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For many years I put off buying a carpet washer as I had my parents old Vax canister. The machine was great but it was a bit of a strain doing carpets with the suction only floor head. I've always recommended the similarly, but far better made Numatic George to others and I find myself possibly wanting the same model, even though it would mean the same kind of back wrenching experience for washing carpets. I've only had my Bissell upright washer for a year now but I'm not happy with it and at the time of purchase I couldn't afford to buy one with a built in hose.
Anyone in the UK have a Numatic George? Thoughts on it please!
Anyone in the UK have a Numatic George? Thoughts on it please!
superj
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a miele
s7 upright and capircorn(w/236 powerhead)
s7 upright and capircorn(w/236 powerhead)
blackheart
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Just one?
Tough question...Sebo X4 they look like very nice machines
Runners up include:
The Rainbow Onyx
A Miele Callisto (color) or capricorn
Aerus Guardian
Tough question...Sebo X4 they look like very nice machines
Runners up include:
The Rainbow Onyx
A Miele Callisto (color) or capricorn
Aerus Guardian
mark40511
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Hmmm
Probably
The lastest Rainbow
Hyla GST
Aerus Guardian
And....I loved the look of the new Vortech Force.
I have more but those are the first that came to mind.
Probably
The lastest Rainbow
Hyla GST
Aerus Guardian
And....I loved the look of the new Vortech Force.
I have more but those are the first that came to mind.
electroluxxxx
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Since they came out I wanted a bagged T-series, just last week I paid mine off and I love it so far, it cleans just like a hoover should!!! For a TTI machine I am surprised with the quality as it seems like a durable machine. Powerful and light it will definitely do the trick and I also vowed to only use the HEPA bags in it seeing it was my 1st brand new purchase.
eurekastar
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I'd like to have the latest Rainbow E4. I think it's pretty cool the way it now has lights to illuminate the water basin so it's easier to tell when the water needs to be changed.
pr-21
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I would like.....
A new Rainbow Black Model. Looked at Rexair's website and they are still calling this an E2 in the downloadable manuals????Just wondering, looks like they would have named it an E4......They are really good with their manuals, so I don't know if this is a mistake or not....
Bud Mattingly
PR-21
A new Rainbow Black Model. Looked at Rexair's website and they are still calling this an E2 in the downloadable manuals????Just wondering, looks like they would have named it an E4......They are really good with their manuals, so I don't know if this is a mistake or not....
Bud Mattingly
PR-21
floor-a-matic
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The new Rainbow E3. It has lighted water basin, LED lamp on Power Head & REAL, TRUE brushed edge clean on BOTH sides; unlike other PNs that claim "brushed edge clean" & aren't really brushed. 
djkain2007
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i want a eureka suction-seal upright bagless. some sort of a dyson upright &/or canister. maybe more 
piano_god
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Re: Numatic George...
I'm in Canada, but I adopted a Numatic George last year...
George is powered by a two-stage, bypass Ametek Lamb motor (Acustek series). He's one of the few all-in-one machines that can do all three functions (dry, wet and extraction) well.
Outstanding in almost respects, but there are really only two issues I have with him. First, when the vacuum is turned on and moved around, he sometimes has a tendancy to spit dirty water out the exhaust, and that's even with a small quantity of water in the tank. Secondly, the fishtail nozzle doesn't recover liquids quite as well as it should. Its design uses a rather large aperture and that choice in design results in the carpet remaining rather damp. Because of this, I now use an older Bissell Big Green nozzle for extraction with George.
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As for a new machine that is currently in production, like others, I would love to have one the Rainbow E4 machines.
I'm in Canada, but I adopted a Numatic George last year...
George is powered by a two-stage, bypass Ametek Lamb motor (Acustek series). He's one of the few all-in-one machines that can do all three functions (dry, wet and extraction) well.
Outstanding in almost respects, but there are really only two issues I have with him. First, when the vacuum is turned on and moved around, he sometimes has a tendancy to spit dirty water out the exhaust, and that's even with a small quantity of water in the tank. Secondly, the fishtail nozzle doesn't recover liquids quite as well as it should. Its design uses a rather large aperture and that choice in design results in the carpet remaining rather damp. Because of this, I now use an older Bissell Big Green nozzle for extraction with George.
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As for a new machine that is currently in production, like others, I would love to have one the Rainbow E4 machines.
sebo_fan
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Thanks for that info Piano_God (I also play piano too!). I was initially worried about the wash head tool being used on short looped wool carpets. Since that's what I have to clean up daily, it seems I'll just have to keep on using my Bissell upright washer until it breaks. The fishtail nozzle doesn't sound very efficient if it can't drain carpets as efficiently as others.
sebo_fan
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Well, it only cost £70 brand new reduced from £99 at the time and it's already been back to Bissell free of charge. I just wish I had bought the model with the built in hose at the back and probably now missing the old Vax even though it was a heavy old thing.
I just wish Vax would update the current wash vac they have but they won't - they'll let it pass into history - even though it was the first machine they ever sold in the UK that had the 3 in 1 design. They have spun out so many versions in Australia though like a clear bagless design one where you can see the water collected in the base part of the dust bin to models that have the variable suction control dial and better tool storage points. Vax UK used to sell the pet version and more expensive black Rapide version but these days unless I consider other sellers of older stock, Vax no longer sell those higher spec machines.
I just wish Vax would update the current wash vac they have but they won't - they'll let it pass into history - even though it was the first machine they ever sold in the UK that had the 3 in 1 design. They have spun out so many versions in Australia though like a clear bagless design one where you can see the water collected in the base part of the dust bin to models that have the variable suction control dial and better tool storage points. Vax UK used to sell the pet version and more expensive black Rapide version but these days unless I consider other sellers of older stock, Vax no longer sell those higher spec machines.
gsheen
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I have a bissel prohet x2 It works great on carpets but for some reason the water pressure is very poor when it comes out the hose. I really miss my old hoover spinscrub I wish we still got them here. I really like my bissel but I can't help but feel it was designed with the that will do attitude. There is a lot on it that could have been better. I really wish dyson would design and build a carpet washer I think it would be great.
