Comments for Vacuum Cleaners Reviews http://www.vacuumcleaners-reviews.org Tue, 25 May 2010 09:51:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 Comment on I am looking for the best HEPA vacuum cleaner? by Kate R http://www.vacuumcleaners-reviews.org/i-am-looking-for-the-best-hepa-vacuum-cleaner/comment-page-1#comment-127 Kate R Tue, 25 May 2010 09:51:03 +0000 #comment-127 I am as well-I was pleased to read your question and would love to hear your answer. I am as well-I was pleased to read your question and would love to hear your answer.

]]> Comment on Remove the hepa filter cover from a dyson vacuum cleaner? by CG http://www.vacuumcleaners-reviews.org/remove-the-hepa-filter-cover-from-a-dyson-vacuum-cleaner/comment-page-1#comment-126 CG Mon, 24 May 2010 07:17:42 +0000 #comment-126 There should be a lip on the front of the filter cover. Sometimes you have to use some muscle, but it should eventually lift. There should be a lip on the front of the filter cover. Sometimes you have to use some muscle, but it should eventually lift.

]]> Comment on Do I need a vacuum with a hepa filter to suck up most of the dust in my aptartment? by ecogoddess http://www.vacuumcleaners-reviews.org/do-i-need-a-vacuum-with-a-hepa-filter-to-suck-up-most-of-the-dust-in-my-aptartment/comment-page-1#comment-125 ecogoddess Sun, 23 May 2010 09:49:21 +0000 #comment-125 See above answer since it is the best one there is or could ever be. :) See above answer since it is the best one there is or could ever be.
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]]> Comment on Do I need a vacuum with a hepa filter to suck up most of the dust in my aptartment? by 65% water http://www.vacuumcleaners-reviews.org/do-i-need-a-vacuum-with-a-hepa-filter-to-suck-up-most-of-the-dust-in-my-aptartment/comment-page-1#comment-124 65% water Sun, 23 May 2010 09:49:21 +0000 #comment-124 All vacuums suck up dust and whatever else they come across. What a HEPA filter does is prevent a lot of the dust from coming right out the back of the vacuum. The old vacuums our mothers used only sucked up larger objects and ejected dust, dander, etc. right out the back. Today's vacuums are a lot better and even a lot of the less expensive ones have HEPA filtration. All vacuums suck up dust and whatever else they come across. What a HEPA filter does is prevent a lot of the dust from coming right out the back of the vacuum. The old vacuums our mothers used only sucked up larger objects and ejected dust, dander, etc. right out the back. Today’s vacuums are a lot better and even a lot of the less expensive ones have HEPA filtration.

]]> Comment on Best vacuum cleaner, No hepa filters, no bags? by justconfusdme13 http://www.vacuumcleaners-reviews.org/best-vacuum-cleaner-no-hepa-filters-no-bags/comment-page-1#comment-123 justconfusdme13 Sat, 22 May 2010 12:33:14 +0000 #comment-123 I work at a company that sells vacuums. A HEPA-filter should never have to be cleaned or changed. If it does, I don't think its a true HEPA. Having a HEPA filter in your vacuum cleans your air at the same time you are vacuuming. I am most familiar with Dyson (although we sell more than that). I know that Dyson vacuum cleaners purify the air it is using will cleaning, so the air it puts back into the room is cleaner than when it took it in. I work at a company that sells vacuums. A HEPA-filter should never have to be cleaned or changed. If it does, I don’t think its a true HEPA. Having a HEPA filter in your vacuum cleans your air at the same time you are vacuuming. I am most familiar with Dyson (although we sell more than that). I know that Dyson vacuum cleaners purify the air it is using will cleaning, so the air it puts back into the room is cleaner than when it took it in.

]]> Comment on Best vacuum cleaner, No hepa filters, no bags? by gerdie65 http://www.vacuumcleaners-reviews.org/best-vacuum-cleaner-no-hepa-filters-no-bags/comment-page-1#comment-122 gerdie65 Sat, 22 May 2010 12:33:14 +0000 #comment-122 A canister vac from Sears. A canister vac from Sears.

]]> Comment on Best vacuum cleaner, No hepa filters, no bags? by tattooed mama http://www.vacuumcleaners-reviews.org/best-vacuum-cleaner-no-hepa-filters-no-bags/comment-page-1#comment-121 tattooed mama Sat, 22 May 2010 12:33:14 +0000 #comment-121 I saw a commercial for a Dirt Devil Reaction vacuum. It says it has no filters and it is bag less. It also had this button for easy emptying. I saw it at wal mart for $150. I haven't tried it yet but am thinking about buying it. I have a dirt devil right now that I am pretty happy with. I saw a commercial for a Dirt Devil Reaction vacuum. It says it has no filters and it is bag less. It also had this button for easy emptying. I saw it at wal mart for $150. I haven’t tried it yet but am thinking about buying it. I have a dirt devil right now that I am pretty happy with.

]]> Comment on Best vacuum cleaner, No hepa filters, no bags? by tgbc http://www.vacuumcleaners-reviews.org/best-vacuum-cleaner-no-hepa-filters-no-bags/comment-page-1#comment-120 tgbc Sat, 22 May 2010 12:33:14 +0000 #comment-120 I assume that you are renting and not own your home. If you would be a home owner, I would suggest that you start saving for a central vacuum cleaner system. All your dirt and dust would be collected in a large container which is part of your vacuum cleaner housing. The container could be housed in the garage or basement. The container needs to be emptied out every 4-6 months, it is vented to the outdoors, and there is no dust nor smell blown around the inside of the home. I assume that you are renting and not own your home.

If you would be a home owner, I would suggest that you start saving for a central vacuum cleaner system. All your dirt and dust would be collected in a large container which is part of your vacuum cleaner housing. The container could be housed in the garage or basement. The container needs to be emptied out every 4-6 months, it is vented to the outdoors, and there is no dust nor smell blown around the inside of the home.

]]> Comment on Best vacuum cleaner, No hepa filters, no bags? by coolbeanie27 http://www.vacuumcleaners-reviews.org/best-vacuum-cleaner-no-hepa-filters-no-bags/comment-page-1#comment-119 coolbeanie27 Sat, 22 May 2010 12:33:14 +0000 #comment-119 Get a rainbow vacuum cleaner. They are WONDERFUL ! Expensive yes....but if you look on e-bay you can get a good deal on a used and reconditioned one. I got mine there for about 150 dollars including the shipping and I love it. All the dust goes into water so there is no re-distribution of dust into the air and you can add scents to the water to make your home smell pretty at the same time ! After vacuuming is done simply empty the dirty water into the toilet and flush it all away . Get a rainbow vacuum cleaner. They are WONDERFUL !
Expensive yes….but if you look on e-bay you can get a good deal on a used and reconditioned one. I got mine there for about 150 dollars including the shipping and I love it. All the dust goes into water so there is no re-distribution of dust into the air and you can add scents to the water to make your home smell pretty at the same time ! After vacuuming is done simply empty the dirty water into the toilet and flush it all away .

]]> Comment on What is a good vacuum cleaner with a hepa filter for someone with allergies? by Kate http://www.vacuumcleaners-reviews.org/what-is-a-good-vacuum-cleaner-with-a-hepa-filter-for-someone-with-allergies/comment-page-1#comment-118 Kate Fri, 21 May 2010 14:56:04 +0000 #comment-118 You should totally try these vacuums from Minuteman. They have great hepa filter vacs and at good prices. check out the link! hope it helps!! http://www.minutemanvac.com/ You should totally try these vacuums from Minuteman. They have great hepa filter vacs and at good prices. check out the link! hope it helps!!

http://www.minutemanvac.com/

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