New vacuum cleaner

You can try with these:

1)     APEX Upright Vacuum Cleaner

2)     Complete C3 Vacuum for Soft Carpet

3)     AirRam Cordless Vacuum Cleaner

4)     Pet Hair Eraser Turbo Plus Upright Vacuum Cleaner

5)     V11 Outsize Cordless Vacuum Cleaner

JeDrewAub wrote: You can look for Dyson Ball Multi Floor 2 vacuum cleaner it will only cost you $350. I used it to my Cyrus Artisan Creek Rugs. I want to maintain its glory and beauty :D

You can look for Dyson Ball Multi Floor 2 vacuum cleaner it will only cost you $350. I used it to my Cyrus Artisan Creek Rugs. I want to maintain its glory and beauty :D 

Flooring? How many floors do you have? 

davos wrote: Hey, I have the Dyson ball for about 2 years and it's really good! Before Dyson, I had one from Miele, which was not bad, but the filter bags were too expensive in the long run. I have 2 birds as pets, there comes a lot of dirt together, say 2-3 bags in a month, that is expensive to see a year. That's the main reason why the purchase of a Dyson pays off for me. As for its actual vacuuming performance, it's really good, light AND powerful. I have to admit that I was a little concerned when I bought it but I I have to say my concerns were unfounded because this is an amazing vacuum cleaner and I love how light it is to carry around.  I have not regretted the purchase.

Billy Barty wrote: I always request that my customers vacuum before I steam clean their carpets. But, if they don't get around to the vacuuming I always have my trusty Dyson Ball Multi Floor 2 Upright. The HEPA filter is great and I don't worry so much about vacuuming and breathing in all that excess dust that a regular vacuum stirs up. My old vacuum always left me coughing with a sore throat the next day. Those Roomba's are cool!...gotta love technology.

Roomba's are not an option when you have two separate floors to clean. I've always considered them to be an addition to a main vacuum cleaner, not a single unit. Keep in mind that even under ideal circumstances, it needs to be emptied out after every run, and manually cleaned at least every two or three runs. Still, if you could get one on a discount it might be a great purchase. 

I prefer Dyson too. I think you should go with the majority.

Personally I preffer Robotic vacuums for a last time. I love my Roomba 980 it performs really well.

Hey,

I have the Dyson ball for about 2 years and it's really good! Before Dyson, I had one from Miele, which was not bad, but the filter bags were too expensive in the long run. I have 2 birds as pets, there comes a lot of dirt together, say 2-3 bags in a month, that is expensive to see a year. That's the main reason why the purchase of a Dyson pays off for me.

As for its actual vacuuming performance, it's really good, light AND powerful. I have to admit that I was a little concerned when I bought it but I I have to say my concerns were unfounded because this is an amazing vacuum cleaner and I love how light it is to carry around.  I have not regretted the purchase.