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Light Duty Vaccum Cleaners

Postby Mike Oxlong » Mon Jun 09, 2014 10:24 am

Looking for something relatively small, light, and cheap to handle around the apartment duties. Do you have one you use and/or recommend?
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Re: Light Duty Vaccum Cleaners

Postby Coligny » Mon Jun 09, 2014 10:32 am

If you remove 'cheap' the cordless dyson is my tool of the trade these days... Corded vacuums are simply unworkable in the clinic...
Only issue being the rotobrush head, i don't want to use it but couldn't find a widemouth accessory that was articulated... They are all fixed angle...
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Re: Light Duty Vaccum Cleaners

Postby Mike Oxlong » Mon Jun 09, 2014 10:37 am

Have the Japanese makers' attempts at their own versions of Dyson yielded anything decent?
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Re: Light Duty Vaccum Cleaners

Postby Coligny » Mon Jun 09, 2014 11:08 am

Mike Oxlong wrote:Have the Japanese makers' attempts at their own versions of Dyson yielded anything decent?


Last time I checked they were just starting to replicate roombas...
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Re: Light Duty Vaccum Cleaners

Postby Grumpy Gramps » Mon Jun 09, 2014 12:13 pm

It's not rocket science. I'd say, starting from about JPY 7'000 to 8'000, everything will work just fine for "light duty". I would avoid rotating brushes in that price range, though, more trouble than worth.
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Re: Light Duty Vaccum Cleaners

Postby Hijinx » Mon Jun 09, 2014 7:27 pm

Mike Oxlong wrote:Looking for something relatively small, light, and cheap to handle around the apartment duties. Do you have one you use and/or recommend?


The high school girl next door--she's very cheap to handle.
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