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Thread Number: 45441
/ Tag: Brand New Vacuum Cleaners
Shark is best??? |
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| Post# 470462 , Reply# 1 4/4/2024 at 14:06 by ilovehoovers (England) | ||
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| Post# 470468 , Reply# 2 4/4/2024 at 17:54 by tekjunkie28 (Western Va) | ||
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I didnt know anything about there anti repair stance. I dont find anything difficult to repair though. What would be the best vacuum thats bagless... the ONLY reason I keep a bagless around is right now we have pets. | ||
| Post# 470481 , Reply# 3 4/5/2024 at 09:19 by Lesinutah (Utah) | ||
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Post# 470484 , Reply# 4 4/5/2024 at 12:33 by luxlife  (Under a Pecan Tree) |
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Filters It might also be helpful to have extra filters on hand so you’re ever waiting for a clean filter to dry. | ||
| Post# 470485 , Reply# 5 4/5/2024 at 13:08 by panasonicvac (Northern Utah) | ||
I don't personally use bagless vacuums but if I had to use one today, these would be my options:
For upright, I'd use a ClearTrak. For canister, I'd use a Kenmore 22614. For cordless, I'd use a Dyson V8. For central vac, I'd use a Vacuflo 760. For wet dry vac, I'd use a Ridgid Smart Pulse 14 gallon. Anyways with that being said. I'd say that while I'm not a fan of Sharks, they do work for what they are. Your model I'd say is actually one of their more decent models. If I had to use a Shark for my home, it'd be one of those. But overall, I've simply used better before. Though there are some situations where I'd only use a Shark or something that I wouldn't personally care about. My grandparents have a old mobile home at their ranch that's since been abandoned but still use it to store some stuff inside. It's always got rodent feces, dead flies, and things that I'd rather not want to know about all over the carpet. I know I wouldn't want to use any of my machines that I really like in there so I'd be perfectly fine with using a Shark for inside. | ||
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Post# 470518 , Reply# 6 4/7/2024 at 07:52 by Vinvac (Dubuque IA) |
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I find that Shark vacuums do clean fairly well. And the tools provided are not bad, not good but not as bad as some of the competition.
For me, keeping all those filters clean is a chore. If they would make a vacuum with good HEPA bags they would have a decent vacuum. I hear many say they are not fixable, yet I have always managed to find parts for ones I have fixed for people. Now, motor and main pieces I have not tried to replace. So much of our appliances today are throw away...and we wonder why climate change is such an issue. | ||
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Post# 470519 , Reply# 7 4/7/2024 at 07:53 by Vinvac (Dubuque IA) |
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I find that Shark vacuums do clean fairly well. And the tools provided are not bad, not good but not as bad as some of the competition.
For me, keeping all those filters clean is a chore. If they would make a vacuum with good HEPA bags they would have a decent vacuum. I hear many say they are not fixable, yet I have always managed to find parts for ones I have fixed for people. Now, motor and main pieces I have not tried to replace. So much of our appliances today are throw away...and we wonder why climate change is such an issue. | ||
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Post# 470547 , Reply# 8 4/8/2024 at 09:03 by gottahaveahoove (Pittston, Pennsylvania, 18640) |
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Several of my relatives | ||
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Post# 470706 , Reply# 9 4/14/2024 at 20:49 by Gottahaveahoove (Pittston, Pennsylvania, 18640) |
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I'm sure,as my late mother | ||
| Post# 470790 , Reply# 10 4/20/2024 at 14:47 by mark40511 (Lexington, KY) | ||
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