This video is right on point about those stupid bagless vacuums. Whose bright idea was that? My family had a bagged vacuum cleaner that lasted about 15 years and when we were forced to switch to bagless (because those were the only ones the stores began to sell), we've gone through about at least 5 bagless vacuums already. They don't last as long, they're a pain to clean and you end up paying more to buy new vacuums every year. So pay the few dollars for vacuum bags -- they're worth it!
we have solved this problem, but created another.problem. the rainbow vacuum has been out for decades. it has no bag, it uses water. 100% of the dirt gets trapped in the water. when done, depending on how much dirt and what kind of dirt you have, you can flush it, or dump it outside. the problem with this is the price. from new to used, a working rainbow will run from $600 to close to $3000. there is no reason for all that greed, it should sell new for about the same as a Dyson.
Yea, I set the filter on fire on my shop vac, cleaning out the pellet stove. Man those things can make a lot of smoke! hahaha. My step son blew one up sucking out a cylinder hole on a 350 Chevy. Guess he sucked some gas through the motor. Nice explosion...
I'd have thought you would have made your own! A mate of mine got in all sorts of trouble after using his wife's cleaner to suck clean the smoke box on a miniature steam locomotive, apparently, cinders that are still burning will kill most cleaners, so he made his own out of an old compressor receiver.
I've had a Dyson for 7 years. Works like a dream and I empty it into the outside bin, therefore no dust or dirt in the house and no buying bags just to throw away. I'd never go back to bagged.
Well, my wife picked it out. Of course, what would I know about a vacuum cleaner. If it's not a shop vac, I don't have a clue. It's a "progressive" and it says "hepa" on it.
I'm sorry.I didnt mean to make you feel bad about your new Dirt Devil..Haha!! Some of them are really good machines as far as cleaning power like the Dyson but..It still is a bagless vacuum thats dirty to empty.No mater what you do your gonna get dirt on you somewhere..I absolutely loved you video!!! You are very funny..Loved the bandjo music in the background:)
Lol!! Nothing like having a nice clean synthetic cloth hepa bag in your vacuum.Keeps all the dirt in the bag and easy to change out.Plus it doesnt loose power very much because the synthetic cloth breats very easy as it is filled with dirt..Gotta love the Kirby's!!
Bagged vacuums of today are not like yesterdays.Todays bagged vacuums use the new synthetic cloth hepa bags.They are vastly superior to the old paper bags.They dont clog up because they have multy layers.. as the bag fills it still breaths normal.No loss of power..They keep the inside of you vacuum spotless and keep the motor clean to last longer.9 out of 10 doctors recommend hepa bagged vacs over baggless.Easiy to change..No touching the dirt..No loss of power.Its a simple choice.
Nah.most of the newer vacs use the superior clean synthetic hepa bags that are recycleable..The Hepa bagged vac of today has hardly no loss of power.Filters better that any bagless and is way more sanitary when changing.The material is recycled so its a wash out anyway and its recommended by 9 out of 10 doctors to use the hepa bagged over the bagless.Much healthier.
ahh i remember those days of the bagged vaccums and also how much i hated having to empty one cause the unzipping was fine but figuring out how to get the bag out was a confuzzling thing for me then get dust all over me and here i find out the newer ones toss dust on ya too well dangit dangit dangit cant win with either one sounds like it haha
I had a few people say that eliminating bags saves trees, but trees are a renewable resource, and they provide jobs for the people that grow them, the people that harvest them, and the people that make products (like vacuum cleaner bags) from them, then we grow more, instead of paving over where they used to be. I say bring back bags!.. hahaha.
Which means less jobs for Americans. Trees are a renewable resource. If we don't have a use for the trees we'll cut 'em all down so we can pave over where the used to be and park all the cars the Chinese can ship over here, that are made out of the stuff we used to make....
This video is right on point about those stupid bagless vacuums. Whose bright idea was that? My family had a bagged vacuum cleaner that lasted about 15 years and when we were forced to switch to bagless (because those were the only ones the stores began to sell), we've gone through about at least 5 bagless vacuums already. They don't last as long, they're a pain to clean and you end up paying more to buy new vacuums every year. So pay the few dollars for vacuum bags -- they're worth it!
BalasHapuswe have solved this problem, but created another.problem. the rainbow vacuum has been out for decades. it has no bag, it uses water. 100% of the dirt gets trapped in the water. when done, depending on how much dirt and what kind of dirt you have, you can flush it, or dump it outside. the problem with this is the price. from new to used, a working rainbow will run from $600 to close to $3000. there is no reason for all that greed, it should sell new for about the same as a Dyson.
BalasHapusWrite to Sir James Dyson, he's the one who invented the bagless vacuum cleaner and now license his patents too all the vacuum cleaner brands.
BalasHapusYea, I set the filter on fire on my shop vac, cleaning out the pellet stove. Man those things can make a lot of smoke! hahaha. My step son blew one up sucking out a cylinder hole on a 350 Chevy. Guess he sucked some gas through the motor. Nice explosion...
BalasHapusI'd have thought you would have made your own! A mate of mine got in all sorts of trouble after using his wife's cleaner to suck clean the smoke box on a miniature steam locomotive, apparently, cinders that are still burning will kill most cleaners, so he made his own out of an old compressor receiver.
BalasHapusI've had a Dyson for 7 years. Works like a dream and I empty it into the outside bin, therefore no dust or dirt in the house and no buying bags just to throw away. I'd never go back to bagged.
BalasHapusWell, my wife picked it out. Of course, what would I know about a vacuum cleaner. If it's not a shop vac, I don't have a clue. It's a "progressive" and it says "hepa" on it.
BalasHapusKenmores are great.Hopefully its the Intuition.That is a fantastic machine.Panasonic made with the best motors in the industry.
BalasHapusNo the red Dirt Devil is the other old vacuum. We'll replace it too, eventually. haha. Yea, we got a Kenmore..
BalasHapusOh ok.I thought the new one was the red Dirt Devil in the video.Sorry.Hopefully you got a Kenmore then.They are very good vacs.
BalasHapusNo actually I wasn't joking.. We do feel good about the new vac. Didn't get a dirt devil, but got a good one at sears... Trish loves it.. hahaha.
BalasHapusI'm sorry.I didnt mean to make you feel bad about your new Dirt Devil..Haha!! Some of them are really good machines as far as cleaning power like the Dyson but..It still is a bagless vacuum thats dirty to empty.No mater what you do your gonna get dirt on you somewhere..I absolutely loved you video!!! You are very funny..Loved the bandjo music in the background:)
BalasHapusYou're making me feel so much better about our new vac! hahaha
BalasHapusLol!! Nothing like having a nice clean synthetic cloth hepa bag in your vacuum.Keeps all the dirt in the bag and easy to change out.Plus it doesnt loose power very much because the synthetic cloth breats very easy as it is filled with dirt..Gotta love the Kirby's!!
BalasHapusBagged vacuums of today are not like yesterdays.Todays bagged vacuums use the new synthetic cloth hepa bags.They are vastly superior to the old paper bags.They dont clog up because they have multy layers.. as the bag fills it still breaths normal.No loss of power..They keep the inside of you vacuum spotless and keep the motor clean to last longer.9 out of 10 doctors recommend hepa bagged vacs over baggless.Easiy to change..No touching the dirt..No loss of power.Its a simple choice.
BalasHapusNah.most of the newer vacs use the superior clean synthetic hepa bags that are recycleable..The Hepa bagged vac of today has hardly no loss of power.Filters better that any bagless and is way more sanitary when changing.The material is recycled so its a wash out anyway and its recommended by 9 out of 10 doctors to use the hepa bagged over the bagless.Much healthier.
BalasHapusI agree with you there. That's why I still like vaccuum cleaners with bags.
BalasHapusDang! Dang! Dang!
BalasHapusahh i remember those days of the bagged vaccums and also how much i hated having to empty one cause the unzipping was fine but figuring out how to get the bag out was a confuzzling thing for me then get dust all over me and here i find out the newer ones toss dust on ya too well dangit dangit dangit cant win with either one sounds like it haha
BalasHapusI had a few people say that eliminating bags saves trees, but trees are a renewable resource, and they provide jobs for the people that grow them, the people that harvest them, and the people that make products (like vacuum cleaner bags) from them, then we grow more, instead of paving over where they used to be. I say bring back bags!.. hahaha.
BalasHapusSeems like a fair assumption. I'm not sure though, all I know is he 'disliked' this video.
BalasHapusWait until the dust turns to dirt then sweep it with a broom. No need for bagless Vacuum..
BalasHapusWhich means less jobs for Americans. Trees are a renewable resource. If we don't have a use for the trees we'll cut 'em all down so we can pave over where the used to be and park all the cars the Chinese can ship over here, that are made out of the stuff we used to make....
BalasHapusIs that Pig Pen from Charlie Brown?
BalasHapusOne person so far likes dumping the tubular thing into the cylindrical garbage can and getting dust in their face.
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