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jdiane


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info on canister vacuum
Original Message   Jul 13, 2009 9:34 pm
does anyone know between a Hoover Windtunnel canister (aniver edition with bag) and the Kemore model 27515, which is a better machine?  I have a Kemore canister that is 33 yrs OLD and it is still running, however the new ones seem very flimsy and not sure how well they hold up.
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CarmineD


Joined: Dec 31, 2007
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Re: info on canister vacuum
Reply #2   Jul 14, 2009 6:49 am
jdiane wrote:
does anyone know between a Hoover Windtunnel canister (aniver edition with bag) and the Kemore model 27515, which is a better machine?  I have a Kemore canister that is 33 yrs OLD and it is still running, however the new ones seem very flimsy and not sure how well they hold up.

Hello jdiane:

33 years old.  Those were the days when vacuums were still a worthy appliance purchase for the ages.

I agree with Venson.  Probably the Kenmore over the HOOVER for $250.  Hovever, I would also suggest that you shop one/more of your local vacuum stores for a better canister vacuum than you can purchase in one of the big box retailer stores.  Test/try the SIMPLICITY canisters [mid size], BOSCH and Fuller Brush.  I think you will be impressed with these compared to a HOOVER/Kenmore.  Perhaps even a MIELE display model, slightly older model.

Your Kenmore cann is good for a second or hand me down.  Your local vacuum store[s] can assist with parts and repairs on it.  Another reason, now that I think of it, of fostering a business relationship with a good, reputable, reliable local vacuum store.

Carmine D.

retardturtle1


Joined: May 16, 2009
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Re: info on canister vacuum
Reply #3   Jul 14, 2009 2:12 pm
CarmineD wrote:
Hello jdiane:

33 years old.  Those were the days when vacuums were still a worthy appliance purchase for the ages.

I agree with Venson.  Probably the Kenmore over the HOOVER for $250.  Hovever, I would also suggest that you shop one/more of your local vacuum stores for a better canister vacuum than you can purchase in one of the big box retailer stores.  Test/try the SIMPLICITY canisters [mid size], BOSCH and Fuller Brush.  I think you will be impressed with these compared to a HOOVER/Kenmore.  Perhaps even a MIELE display model, slightly older model.

Your Kenmore cann is good for a second or hand me down.  Your local vacuum store[s] can assist with parts and repairs on it.  Another reason, now that I think of it, of fostering a business relationship with a good, reputable, reliable local vacuum store.

Carmine D.

hi carmine

of the above names you mentioned[ .bosch-simp-fuller ]..how would you rate the uprights in the under $500 range.
CarmineD


Joined: Dec 31, 2007
Points: 5894

Re: info on canister vacuum
Reply #4   Jul 14, 2009 6:38 pm
retardturtle1 wrote:
hi carmine

of the above names you mentioned[ .bosch-simp-fuller ]..how would you rate the uprights in the under $500 range.


Hello 'turtle1'

I'm partial to the RICCAR/SIMPLICITY.  Then BOSCH and Fuller.

Carmine D.

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