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Bagged vacuums are so much better than bagless ones, especially for people who have asthma and other dust/dander/pollen allergies. Easier to clean too. It's a shame that it is so hard to find a good bagged vacuum out there in stores. I have to look online to find one. Now and then I can find the bags for my vacuums in stores. Even with the standard floor head, the Zing does as good of a job, it looks like, as my current Bissell PowerForce vacuum does that I'm thinking of replacing. I'm trying to decide between this Zing and the Bissell CleanView vacuum. I have half and half floors: two bedrooms with medium shag carpet and the rest of the house with ceramic tile very similar to yours. The living room (the biggest room in the house) has ceramic tiles with area rugs stuck down in various places, so maybe the Zing would be best, but I'm not sure. I have the rugs stuck down well enough that I can set my PowerForce on its bare floor setting and run over them without pulling the rugs up. One reason why I"m thinking of getting the Zing is that I'm tired of my PowerForce falling over when I'm trying to clean using the wand. That's so annoying! Very helpful video! Good to know that the Zing has a 1" hose so accessories for other vacuums with 1" hoses will work with it.

got tired of cheap smelly disposables. Recently got myself a used kirby for TWENTY BUCKS. They couldnt figure out the roller install so it kept burning out belts. Installed roller correctly and BOOM. the thing is amazing. I love how my vacuum is now like my lawn mower, Gravely from the 50s. They both have replaceable front ends and can do allllllllllll kinds of stuff

best vacuum guide ive seen... central vac owner here myself.. not MD but damn are cvacs fucking god tier vaccuum cleaners

Is quater inch a 32mm fitting?

The energy label has disappeared from European vacuums years ago - thanks do Dyson, if I'm not mistaken. It might return in 2024 but I don't think it's certain yet.

All you showed are old ass vacs? Which one would you suggest for stick ones? You probably wont respond but maybe somebody else will. I had a dyson and it died.

I have a $1700 Miele C3 Brillant Powerline Complete canister vacuum, but it always stays in the closet and my Dyson Outsize Plus gets used every day. Convenience wins out over perceived superiority any day. That is why people buy Dyson's and they do literally suck very well and are always ready to go. Is the Miele quieter? Yes Is the Miele dust free? Yes. Does it work very well? Yes. Is it convenient? No way, first you have to drag it out of the closet, plug it in, make sure you don't need a new bag, wrangle with the cord while cleaning, and buy expensive bags and filters. My house gets vacuumed more often and quicker if something is seen on the floor, since I got the Dyson because you can just grab the Dyson and go. Since I have all tile or wood floors I mostly use the fluffy bar and it easily get the little rocks or hard things the roller will often eject.

I have a full standard attachment set without the box in good condition if you’re interested. I used to own a blue unit like the one in your vid. Bought it brand new with the kit. It was a nice looking vacuum that was tough to maneuver on deeper carpet. I always thought the suction was just adequate, never letting a bag get even half full before replacing. The hose and floor brush was essential for vacuuming hard floors, using the main unit was awkward and didn’t pick up fine debris like salt, etc. Also, small debris would stick to the wheels and be tracked around. Over the years all of the rubber coated parts like the handle and the bumper shroud got sticky and then began to crumble. Then the roller wheels split in two while the unit was stored in the closet. Parts would have been well over $100 and I had already moved on to an Electrolux canister. So the Royal went to the dumpster. It was a shame but I don’t miss it. About a year ago I found a Miele upright for $50 and it’s night and day better than the Royal ever was, other than all the chrome.

I purchased a Shark Upright a few years because my Family recommended that brand and Consumer Reports rated them highly. Maybe CR gets paid off? I've had quite a few suction issues with it, and Dyson's were terrible too (much worse) so it does follow my experience. I've only purchased Dyson and Shark, so it's awful to know these are all crap.Nonetheless, thank you for educating on this and I'll know to purchase something better.

11:50 don’t talk shit about Kirby, they have a timeless and extremely reliable design. That’s what keeps them in business. They don’t need to change much on a machine, aside from the little updates they do from time to time, it’s essentially a perfect vacuum and stands the test of time. Most of them tend to outlive their owners due to the build quality

Rubber handles always turns sticky after a few years. I hate them.

Are the wheels hard, noisy plastic or rubber?

Thanks for the review. It would have been better if you checked the cleanliness of the back-channel AFTER you did the self clean.

Can you link please all the videos you said you're going to link?

Ok, I removed it and it’s so much better. Thank you!

As someone who dumpster dives for vacuum cleaners and sells them for a profit you are 100% correct.We live in a disposable society and not just vacuum s either, vehicles and technology too. Many cleaners I find were tossed because they were clogged and tossed because they are too lazy to find out where the clog actually is. one thing I noticed is that Shark makes it's cleaners with cheap materials. It hasn't been two years and the bristles on the roller are starting to fall apart on the cleaner I use for my Study room. Considering I found it new shows slot about the quality of the materials they use.

I recently bought a canister vacuum and I love it way more than my bag less vacuum. Also Dyson is never worth the money.

I have an Electrolux 3500 sr series but mine looks just like yours. I have a question. The knobs to wind your cord on are the same as mine, too. My top knob is out and will just spin. I've tried to tighten it but it just doesn't work. I finally pulled it off one evening and there is a "screw" . So, I tried to screw it on.....Didn't go down. I even tried the other direction. If I can get it back to where it's supposed to be, I'll glue it. On another video, a gentleman turned the top knob to loosen the cord and it broke.? I'm not getting it. These are great vacuums!! (And, I also have a Kirby) Thanks for any info you can pass on to me about that silly knob. It's been like that for years and I'm just now at that point!! 😊 I enjoyed your video. I liked when you demonstrated how low it goes when vacuuming. I bet people didn't realize that. You got a great deal on yours. Thank you again!! ⚘️

Pin a comment with your links to the Handling video and the Canister vs. Upright video that you mention in this one. Whatever card etc that you hoped to use are not showing.

Dyson is the worse, I clean houses and Dyson been a nightmare, worse thing is rich people go back to that expensive bad one DYSON

F*&k ....i'm an NPC. Makes sense that an NPC wouldn't know they're an NPC. Buying a Miele cause my Dyson sucks ass.

Thanks for the video. I had one that was quite a pain.. I wonder.. Do you own your own store? Your videos are stellar and you seem quite intelegent. I am looking for a partner / owner operator for a vac store on the texas coast. Like to fish? beach? Willing to offer ownership with sweat equity. business has been open for more than 50 years. any interest reply back!

What about Nilfisk or Kaercher?

“You can’t make them last if you can’t make them work,” said Gordon-Byrne. “Any time a manufacturer says that they are being good to the environment, and then they refuse to let you fix your stuff, I just cry foul.” Nathan Proctor, senior right to repair campaign director at U.S. Public Interest Research Group, a consumer-advocacy group.

NO Charcoal filter pad (Thin black pad with pull tab on it) ? Why ? My new 2259 has no charcoal filter pad above the round sponge filter. It came with an extra Febreze filter, also with NO thin filter pad. My old Bissell, model 2489 DID have the charcoal pad. Anyone know why the thin pad is no longer included? THANKS

We live in America where we are only allowed to buy crap and still do not even have right to repair laws solidly in place because lobbyists keep them at bay. Although thanks to New York State, this has gained ground, specifically with e products, laptops, phones, etc. This stuff is not trivial. It is important. It affects our economy, our households. It's not just about Suzy has to vacuum the floor for ten minutes longer, no, this is about yet one more reason why this country is weakened by its own clowns of industry. One could blame China for making garbage, but the deals have been made to sell us crap that needs to be replaced. Again. and again. and again. This is a big deal!

Strange, I've had an old DC07 for about 20 years (I only vacuum the carpets about every year whether they need it or not) and have always been amazed at the complete lack of smell. Quite amusing that one has to use a brush on the shroud every time the bin is emptied.

Thanks for helping. My Miele C3 works again🎉

Costco is an authorized dealer of Miele in Canada. The recent reviews have not been good. control issues, it sounds like, on the product. Have you been having increasing complaints of inferior quality, relative to yesteryear?

Seems like all these machines with controls on the hose have problems.

Just purchased a vacuum shops inventory, got three new hoses for these machines. Also just purchased a used 1800 canister motor unit. Hopefully I dont have to replace the board.

Couldn't agree more, everyone thinks they are saving money when they purchase a cheap vacuum but they don't realize that it's only going to last them a couple years and then they will need to purchase another one. And many of these cheap vacuums are difficult, if not impossible to repair.

What generation model is that vacuum in the video g6

Mine is about 12 years old, still as good as new and is easily the best vacuum I've ever used. Amazing product.

100% agree that’s why I even as a collector and use in my own home I use Kirby the brand new one actually just got it was using g6 I love the machine and it’s very serviceable and will last many many many years of service

Great installment Alex.

Wow, I have vintage Macintosh computers in my collection with less silicon than this!

A perfect example I have is my Windsor Sensor S12 that I literally pulled out of a dumpster due to a local hotel going out of business. I found it back in 2004 and all it needed was a new belt for the brush. I have used it ever since and it has never let me down.

Another important thing to know is that not all bagged machines are actually good, especially Bissell. They still haven’t upgraded to a hepa bag or made a bagged upright in a while that’s actually good. It’s kind of sad that you can’t really find a good vacuum these days in any big box store. I will say going to a vacuum store is one of the best options. They will sell you a high quality machine that’s been tuned up for a great price.

great video and so accurate . thanks to you we have a lindhaus/md central vac, a miele and a sebo! soon will be getting the hizero for our tile floors.

we just got a Sebo k2 kombi...best vac we have ever had...and i thought my Kirby was nice...this thing blows that away and its so light and so solid...goes to show you buy the best and buy once you save in the long run...and since we ordered off the Sebo US site they gave us the 10/10/7 warranty and its not even an onyx...amazing dedication to the customer...and this channel really helped point us in this direction since our house is too small for a central vac...thanks @Performance Reviews.

My VERY cheap Hoover bagless has been absolutely fine, but I don't use it often.

I mean consumerism is basically narcissistic entropy. Substance is irrelevant, projecting face is all that matters. So it's entirely expected that the consumerists masses will choose the functionally useless tool shaped objects with BIG SUPERLATIVE LABELS and SHINY CHROME ACCENTS and endorsed by a FANCY SOPHISTICATED ENGLISHMAN over something like a boring Miele canister. They need the mirror mirror on the wall, well in this case the carpet, to tell them they're the fairest of them all.

I agree with this, however, as someone who has grown up very poor my mom was more focused on staying off the streets and putting food on the table than buying a vacuum and was only able to afford the cheapest vacuum at the time which happened to be a Dirt Devil Dynamite and that was the only vacuum she ever had, well until things got better. It lasted a while and cleaned ok even though it wasn't a good machine and would spit dust from the exhaust, only reason it broke was because of my mentally unstable cousin freaking out and breaking everything including it which she would have also been able to do with a better machine like a Sebo. Only things ever replaced on it were the belts. To give you an idea this was a $40 vacuum, and she could only afford it when it went on sale for $20.

1:46 Hey, what's that vacuum on the right?

What I find baffling is the robot that self-empties into a bin that has a bag. A bagless machine that relies on a bagged final receptacle? We are a confusing species.

Much of the current society does not understand build quality. The products designed and manufactured today are not expected to last, so this forces people to keep buying new products. I have a 10 year old Riccar, still going strong. I have just kept it clean and replaced the brush bar, and use good quality hepa bags.

Highly intelligent and helpful video for sure!👍