Vacuum Cleaners Discussions

So as not to divert the path of thought on the other thread, a link to the Bissell site re the garage vac I mentioned follows.   Suggested retail is $229.00.  Costco is selling it for $169.00 and I don't think it would get consideration if the rice were any higher.

This vac has a 32-foot hose, can handle wet and dry cleaning plus blowing and has LEDs to alert you if the bin is full when working dry or wet.  Hose and wands are standard household size, not the usual bigger diameter for vacuums intended for heavy duty.  This sort of looks like overkill if the purpose is just for cleaning in a garage.  It's more a central vac wannabe.

http://www.bissell.com/Products/c/canistervacuum/p/GaragePro/product.aspx

There's a link to a brief demo video, etc., plus a PDF download of the user guide there to.

Best,

Venson

Carmine already has it so deep that we may need chest waders or a boat if it gets deeper. 

HARDSELL wrote:

Hello HARDSELL: 

Back at you my good friend.  Who doesn't read and comprehend?  I haven't posted on this thread [yet] and you judged my unwritten comments.  If you read my response to Venson I said I hadn't seen the BISSELL garage pro vacuum yet.  When I do, then I'll comment.  Don't need to be a vacuum enthusiast and/or industry professional to do this.

BTW, how's your golf game these days.  Improved?  Gotten worse with the new $2000 clubs?  Have you returned the clubs because they don't work?  Or like MOLE said, you plan to hang them up in the garage [along side the unused CVS] so they'll last longer.

Carmine D.