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We have a canister, an upright and an electric broom, all brand names and fairly expensive. Problem is each one has a specific purpose, but not one does it all. Our floors are carpet and linoleum. Does anyone have a one vacuum home and please share what vacuum. Thanks and Happy Easter.
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We have all tile & hardwood--a Miele broom does it all--our cleaning person loves it--We also use a small handheld for furniture.
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Since 1986 we have had central vac and its the cat's pajamas
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We also use an Oreck upright
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We have a canister, an upright and an electric broom, all brand names and fairly expensive. Problem is each one has a specific purpose, but not one does it all. Our floors are carpet and linoleum. Does anyone have a one vacuum home and please share what vacuum. Thanks and Happy Easter.
A Shark at TV home and a Dyson at the KC home. Both are great for all kinds of floors.
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Central vacuum system. In the house and garage. Divine system.
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We have laminate and tile and I use a dyson cordless works great has attachments for all the needs I have does a great job .I charge it after each use so its ready to go .With the dog I vacuum daily
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Upright with lift away canister. Bagless. Good for carpets, tile and car. Attachments for furniture , drapes.

My wife loves it because since we moved here my job is the floors. I have offered to show her how good it works and she claims that she can see that and she does not need to know how .

Really is a sucker. Or maybe I am.

Highly recommended by consumer reports. Rated as good as Oreck but at far less cost.

Shark Rotator Professional Lift-Away NV501 vacuum cleaner
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Upright Vacuum Cleaners Rotator Professional Lift-Away NV501 Shark-0
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$212.99 - $369.99

Summary: This 17-pound upright from Shark is bagless and has suction control, HEPA filtration, a brush on/off switch, and a 30-foot manual-wind cord.
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Upright with lift away canister. Bagless. Good for carpets, tile and car. Attachments for furniture , drapes.

My wife loves it because since we moved here my job is the floors. I have offered to show her how good it works and she claims that she can see that and she does not need to know how .

Really is a sucker. Or maybe I am.

Highly recommended by consumer reports. Rated as good as Oreck but at far less cost.

Shark Rotator Professional Lift-Away NV501 vacuum cleaner
CU Recommended
Upright Vacuum Cleaners Rotator Professional Lift-Away NV501 Shark-0
Price range:
$212.99 - $369.99

Summary: This 17-pound upright from Shark is bagless and has suction control, HEPA filtration, a brush on/off switch, and a 30-foot manual-wind cord.
This sounds like a winner and available at SAMs club. Will you teach my husband how to use it? Your Wife and I can drink martinis at Evans Prairie during the class.
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We have a canister, an upright and an electric broom, all brand names and fairly expensive. Problem is each one has a specific purpose, but not one does it all. Our floors are carpet and linoleum. Does anyone have a one vacuum home and please share what vacuum. Thanks and Happy Easter.
Dyson.....best there is.....
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iRobot is the best -- "Jeeves" vacuums while we are out and then he goes back to his "home" for re-charging. He adjusts to tile and carpet (or wood if we had it) and one day he even visited the lanai when we forgot the barrier (actually he did a great job on concrete too). Considering buying his brother who washes floors....just waiting to find him on sale.
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Old 04-07-2015, 07:53 AM
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Can you have central vac installed if the home you buy doesn't have it? I've had central vac for 34 years here in Maryland and love it. Also have a Dyson but its not the best for hardwood floors and I always go back to my central vac.
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We have all kinds of swiffers and we have a Dyson and little hand held sweepers and a bunch of things to clean the floors. They get very dirty here. There is a LOT of dirt in the air. A LOT.

Keep them ALL.
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I just love Graciegirl. Always get good responses and advice. Hope to actually meet you when we get there in September.
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