So I was looking around on hoovers youtube page and saw a lot of videos on their new robotic vac that their selling for $800!!! So I figured I might as well look at some other websites to see if anyone else had made a new machine and here I found out bissell is now selling the gtech airram mk2 and the multi handvac and gtech is no longer selling in the states... Anyone else know of any major releases? I think I'm gonna retreat to my concept 2 and esp for the night lol
Whats going on with manufacturers?!?
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durango159
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The market is depressive in my opinion!!!
Every Big Box store I go to seems to have only bagless and maybe one bagged machine. Aren't consumers getting tired of breathing in dust clouds upon emptying dirt cups yet??
I'd much rather change a bag every 3 - 8 weeks depending on dirt in a home, than empty a dirt cup every single usage and sometimes more than once in a single cleaning session. Bags have gotten much more hygienic change as many have self closure tabs that seal the bag once removed. Plus many bags are rated HEPA now which keeps bag compartments clean.
Also no company seems to want to educate consumers on what really cleans. The market has people brainwashed into thinking that unless the machine draws 12 Amps of current then it isn't powerful. Most manufactures do not mention on websites what the brush roll speed, CFMs, waterlift, dual or single stage motor usage design nor other important specs.
Likewise if someone buys a washing machine, they know what water temps are available, what cycles are available and they can easily find out if there is a cycle in a top loader where the water will still fill up all the way for cleaning blankets and dirty loads better. Many manufacturers also state the RPM for the final spin speed. If a consumer buys a leaf blower, there are specs that mention MPH of air and CFM of air through the nozzle. But for buying vacuum cleaners, it's hard enough to figure out what attachments actually come with it and how tiny they are!!
Every Big Box store I go to seems to have only bagless and maybe one bagged machine. Aren't consumers getting tired of breathing in dust clouds upon emptying dirt cups yet??
I'd much rather change a bag every 3 - 8 weeks depending on dirt in a home, than empty a dirt cup every single usage and sometimes more than once in a single cleaning session. Bags have gotten much more hygienic change as many have self closure tabs that seal the bag once removed. Plus many bags are rated HEPA now which keeps bag compartments clean.
Also no company seems to want to educate consumers on what really cleans. The market has people brainwashed into thinking that unless the machine draws 12 Amps of current then it isn't powerful. Most manufactures do not mention on websites what the brush roll speed, CFMs, waterlift, dual or single stage motor usage design nor other important specs.
Likewise if someone buys a washing machine, they know what water temps are available, what cycles are available and they can easily find out if there is a cycle in a top loader where the water will still fill up all the way for cleaning blankets and dirty loads better. Many manufacturers also state the RPM for the final spin speed. If a consumer buys a leaf blower, there are specs that mention MPH of air and CFM of air through the nozzle. But for buying vacuum cleaners, it's hard enough to figure out what attachments actually come with it and how tiny they are!!
dysonman1
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I've heard of one American vacuum manufacturer who is preparing to launch an extremely innovative canister vacuum. I've also heard (but cannot confirm at this time) that Rainbow is going to be coming out with something new (the current model launched for their 75th anniversary - in 2011).
pr-21
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That is great news Tom. I just used my Rainbow SE PE yesterday, I actually prefer it to the E2 Black I have. If they could come up with a new Rainbow close to the size of the SE PE, but with more power, that would be great. I know it does not have a hepa filter, but I don't pick up non wettable things in either of my Rainbows.....If I spill flour or something I use an Electrolux Canister vacuum and then change the bag.....
Thanks for the updates,
Bud Mattingly
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Thanks for the updates,
Bud Mattingly
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wyaple
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Bud, What Do You Like Better
on your E2 compared to your D4C SE PE? I also have a D4C SE PE and am looking for a newer E2. I would think I would be disappointed if the newer E2 would be worse...
Bill
on your E2 compared to your D4C SE PE? I also have a D4C SE PE and am looking for a newer E2. I would think I would be disappointed if the newer E2 would be worse...
Bill
