In this case it's my powerhead from my central vac. We have been in this house just over two years and this will be the second time I have had to have it replaced. I have no idea what I do with it, but I have such bad luck with vacuum cleaners. I am hoping that it will be replaced under warranty like the last powerhead was.
I have made up my mind that I will get the Dyson V8 cordless Vacuum when I have saved up enough pennies!!
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We bought a 'Henry'. He was cheap as chips and sucks dirt like crazy. I wasn't impressed with my Dyson at all. My other choice would have been a vax as my friends Vax has a 'super amount of suck' on it. Almost lifts the dirt out of the foundations never mind the carpet.
I like my Dyson though it isn't cordless. It's great with pet hair, thank goodness!
What a nuisance!
So sorry that you are having such bad luck with power nozzles.
My old vac is hanging in there, but I have started to price out brands and watch for sales. It is on it's last legs I believe.
God bless.
Since I married in 1966, I have had two vacuums. The first one did not quit. The hose was some sort of fabric that became so porous it did not such. This second one is a Royal and will suck the chrome off a trailer hitch! Even though this one is almost 24 years old, I hope it will be my last, working until I no longer need a vacuum.
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A new vacuum is on our list too. I want a Dyson. We have had ours forever and it isn't very great!
I had wondered about these for the quick clean-up. I read the newer post and what the guy said about it. I had thought of it being heavy.
I have a Dyson big vac that I got in May...I have a love/hate relationship with it. I LOVE it for carpet...it does a super job. I love that it is bagless.
I don't like it for bare floors. The hose is coiled so tight that it is a struggle to pull it out and use it. I was hoping it would relax, but it doesn't.
You can turn the powerhead off till it doesn't rotate, but it is such a pain to me to use it and try to vacuum around the table, etc. Plus I just don't think it does as good as my old vacuum on bare floors. And the crevice tool could be better...
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