Comments on: Melissa’s Vacuum Tour!

By: Ulysis

Ulysis — Thu, 05 Nov 2020 14:12:06 +0000

I loved the way you explained all the information in this article. I wish to have a full-size vacuum cleaner.

By: Santosh Kumar

Santosh Kumar — Thu, 22 Oct 2020 08:49:51 +0000

That sucks. And I mean in a good way! Great job

By: best vacuum for stairs

best vacuum for stairs — Mon, 31 Oct 2016 13:23:58 +0000

Great list you share! I think a suitable vacuum cleaner that is capable to clean up everything of my home like floors, carpets, ceiling, furniture, car etc. I also select handheld, portable vacuum cleaner. Dyson, Bissell and Eureka has some handheld cleaners that is multi-usable. Thanks for awesome post.

By: MICHAEL

MICHAEL — Mon, 20 Jun 2016 21:55:51 +0000

GI GUYS.
MELISSA HAS THE DYSON DC44 WHICH WEIGHT 4 KILOGRAMS.
DYSON HAS RELEASED A LIGHTER VACUM-ONLY 2 KILOGRAMS-MODEL V6.
I BOUGHT IT AND ITS AMAZING.IT GIVES YOU THE MONEY THAT YOU PAID FOR IT;
BECAUSE YOU APARTMENT WILL BE ALWAYS CLEAN.ITS CORDLESS;ITS VERY LIGHT AND ITS SUPER STRONG.
I VACUM WITH IT THE FLOOR AND MY CARPETS.I LEAVE IN A BIG HOUSE AND THE 20 MINUTES THAT THE POWER OF THE BATTERY OF THE DYSON LASTS IS LONG ENOUGH.
THIS VACUM CHANGED DRAMATICALLY ALL THE CLEANING ISSUE IN MY HOME.
THE ENGINE OF THE DYSON V6 MODEL SIRCLES 110,000 SIRCLES PER MINUTE.
ITS UNIQE.
I HEARD THAT DYSON INVESTIGATED 250 MILLLION STERLING TO PRODUCE THIS NEW SERIES
OF SUPER POWER ENGINES!!!
I

By: Carla Munoz

Carla Munoz — Mon, 20 Jun 2016 18:17:35 +0000

I have a Kirby Ultimate G. LOVE LOVE LOVE this machine. Bought it in 2002. Had it serviced once a little over a year ago. The machine was costly at first but given it has lasted this long (14 years!) and I haven’t had to do anything but buy bags it’s a bargain. If you figure a typical basic machine is about $250 and only lasts 2 years if you’re lucky this glorious machine is worth the price!!!

I used it to vacuum a 2,300 sq ft house 2x a week with 3 kids, 3 cats & 2 dogs. Now it only cleans a much smaller space (950 sq ft) once a week with no kids and only 1 little dog. I expect this machine to last me another 10 years under its current workload.

By: Jodie Lyden

Jodie Lyden — Fri, 13 Feb 2015 02:14:36 +0000

In reply to sop.

Okay, sorry but for some reason, this post named me “sop.”

By: sop

sop — Fri, 13 Feb 2015 02:11:56 +0000

Hiya, Melissa and Chad! I currently have a first-run Dyson DC 07, and it’s still going strong, but obviously Mr. Dyson has made improvements since this one debuted, and I’m almost looking forward to the day when this one keels over so I can replace it with something even better. 🙂 It’s occurred to me, watching your videos, that a canister might be more useful than an upright, especially if one is using the vacuum for more than just floors with lots of right angles. Is there a particular reason you chose a canister over an upright? Is there a way to use the canister for, say, cleaning out high cabinets and such, instead of buying a hand vac as well? Thanks in advance for your expertise!

By: Sergey

Sergey — Sun, 12 Oct 2014 22:57:14 +0000

I live in a very small apartment (officetel, how they call it here in Korea) and I don’t own the vacuum. I would buy a small one, the handheld Dyson. It seems to be powerful enough. I’ve tried couple other handheld vacuums in the office where I work – they all are terrible. But Dyson is expensive and it stops me. I’m super-super clean resident, I mop the floors and dust thoroughly and it seems like enough. Plus I don’t have a carpet… so I don’t think I need a vacuum that badly.

Thanks for your great videos!

By: Trisha Henderson

Trisha Henderson — Thu, 21 Aug 2014 15:04:54 +0000

Hello Melissa…I’m in the market to buy a new vacuum…my first vacuum I bought nearly thirty years ago was an Electrolux..which lasted a very long tme ..the last three have been not so good! They are not made to last …my oreck was a great choice I thought…but it was easily done in..the next ones were terrible ..the Hoover wind tunnel….I have to confess we had new carpet …and I think that contributed to their poor performance…cuz I let them get over filled with all that carpet fiber…but I never had that kinda trouble before …so I was lookin to get a Dyson…it was good to hear what you use and like …That does help me just remember years ago most were made of metal now the are made of plastic to make them light…but plastic breaks easy….so you have to be more careful with them

By: Martina

Martina — Mon, 21 Jul 2014 20:58:37 +0000

Is there a vacuum you would suggest for tile floors? I have 4 cats and 130lb dog and we live in a very hot climate so shedding can get crazy. I am also about to have our first baby so the cleaning bug has bit hard and the only thing driving my nuts is the floor. I don’t want my baby to have a fur sweater when she starts crawling!

By: Cindy

Cindy — Sun, 20 Jul 2014 10:14:51 +0000

Miele is great!

By: Tanya Sharon

Tanya Sharon — Thu, 17 Jul 2014 21:50:15 +0000

I have a Miele HS 01 I purchased about 15 years ago when I discovered I had lots of allergies. This model is no longer available because they have made improvements but I’ll tell you about it anyway. I have had it serviced only once in the 15 or so years I’ve had it. It has two different types of filters (the reason I got it in the first place). It carries almost all accessories in a hidden compartment that is part of the canister so they are easily transported anywhere I take the vacuum. Replacement of filters and bags is simple and clean. I love the push button cord roll up thing so I don’t have to take the time and energy to roll it up myself. It cleans very well and is designed so it can get under relatively low furniture easily. It is not terribly heavy so I can carry it relatively easily upstairs and down.

Cons: I lost the head that is used for wood or tile floors because it did not fit in the attachment compartment. However the carpet cleaning head works well on these surfaces anyway. Also, the newer models feature a carpet cleaning head with its own power that moves it forward as it beats the carpet to bring out small particles but it can’t be used with my older model. It was expensive, about $500 at time of purchase.