Central Vacuum
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@Tat2NY When i read your comment i thought it was mine. I find the hose a pain as well and stopped using it in favour of my Miele. Unfortunately the Miele stopped working (quite common apparently) and will need to be repaired probably at a cost of over $100. It seems i can't win.
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I have one of these.... i hate it. The hose is a pain its long and cumbersome. I never use it..... I just use my Miele now.... I really regret spending all the money on the centrai vac.
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I tried to find the website again but I can't find it, but I heard that they need to be vented outside and when it snows, it freezes the vent cover closed and the vacuum heats up really hot and could catch on fire.
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we had one in the past couple houses we lived in, to me I didn't like lugging around a 30ft hose but again this is personal preference, I'm not saying at all that a central vac is bad I will say they are great got alot of power but it just wasn't as convienient for me to own one as it was a traditional upright which I have a Riccar very good brand of vacuums if you don't prefer central vac
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hey I have one in my new house!
I've heard cyclonic central vacuums like the one in this video, are fire hazards
dirtdevil2258 3 years ago
Really???? Can you share any independent sources on the Web where this is discussed? I've not heard a word about this at all.
AsktheBuilder 3 years ago
@AsktheBuilder "Central vacs are great, Their affordable they cost between $800 and $1200 to install." Tim that's more expensive than a Dyson vacuum.
zmanifest 1 month ago
@zmanifest Yes, it's a known fact they are the most expensive vacuum. The point I was trying to make is that you get a long list of benefits for a reasonable price. I realize that many can't afford it and that you can buy a regular hand-held vacuum for far less.
AsktheBuilder 1 month ago
Hey, Great video. I want to buy one. But, I have a question. I do not have carpet in my house. However, my house have 4floors (basement included)and about 40x30 feet each floor. Do I need a powerfull central vacuum or a 400$ would do the thing? Thanks
cooleb 3 years ago
Let price be your barometer. The more expensive machines usually work better. Price many models and do online research for performance reviews.
AsktheBuilder 3 years ago