Vacuum cleaner recommendations

[Pin-seeker]

Can’t believe I’m asking this

But our G tech vacuum is on its last legs,any recommendations on a replacement?
Needs to be cordless.

 

[Viewer]

Dyson Robot

 

[Lucifer MorningStar]

Shark, we’ve had ours a couple of years. It’s bloody brilliant even though I’m not allowed to use it as I don’t get the right hoover lines in the carpet

 

[irip]

Shark, we’ve had ours a couple of years. It’s bloody brilliant even though I’m not allowed to use it as I don’t get the right hoover lines in the carpet

We have had a shark for a while and it’s great.
Ours is not cordless though.

 

[chellie]

Miele bagged. My youngest has my old one which is nearly 30 years old and my current one must be over 10 years old. They both still suck like new!

 

[Pin-seeker]

Miele bagged. My youngest has my old one which is nearly 30 years old and my current one must be over 10 years old. They both still suck like new!

I’m not touching that last comment

 

[Oops!]

Tineco !
As good as Dyson for (less than) half the Money.

 

[nickjdavis]

Another vote for Shark here.

Though our dog never liked its headlights.

 

[Lord Tyrion]

And another one for Shark. Easy to use, like the fact you can detach it and add nozzles as well.

 

[rudebhoy]

We have had a shark for a while and it’s great.
Ours is not cordless though.

We had a Shark cordless, but ended up replacing it with a corded Shark. Performs better and no more charging.

 

[Crazyface]

We had a Shark cordless, but ended up replacing it with a corded Shark. Performs better and no more charging.

Cordless are rubbish. Stick with corded. Also, the amount of Dyson s returned to tj Hughes when I worked there put me off for life.

 

[RichA]

Never had a cordless; always Sebo uprights, which are a domestic version of hospital and industrial grade equivalents.
Their new cordless model has a great reputation for cleaning power and usability over gadgetry and form and will definitely be our next one.

You’ll probably find more info on Mumsnet.

 

[jim8flog]

I am not a liker of most things cordless.

I have two Vax cleaners (one upstairs and one down stairs) different models. One of the has a removable body which turns it in to a carry around, the other has extra long hoses which is great for doing the stairs.

From many years ago I still have my VAX wet and dry vacuum, I love having one which will pick up water spills.

 

[Doon frae Troon]

Corded Shark are brilliant, very versatile
Had Dysons for years but shark are better and miles cheaper.

 

[Captainron]

Our shark was terrible. Flimsy and didn’t have much power.

We chucked it and went with another Dyson.

 

[Neilds]

Corded Shark are brilliant, very versatile
Had Dysons for years but shark are better and miles cheaper.

Agree with corded Shark, but not sure what you mean about versatility- ours only does the ‘ hoovering’

 

[Bunkermagnet]

Never had a cordless; always Sebo uprights, which are a domestic version of hospital and industrial grade equivalents.
Their new cordless model has a great reputation for cleaning power and usability over gadgetry and form and will definitely be our next one.

You’ll probably find more info on Mumsnet.

Is the answer.

 

[Voyager EMH]

Two years with a Shark.

 

[AmandaJR]

Sorry to be pedantic but a vacuum cleaner vacuums. Hoover is a brand. Amazing how well they've done to have their name regularly used for the thing it does.

It is one of my pet peeves - petty pet peeve but all the same

 

[Neilds]

Sorry to be pedantic but a vacuum cleaner vacuums. Hoover is a brand. Amazing how well they've done to have their name regularly used for the thing it does.

It is one of my pet peeves - petty pet peeve but all the same

Not going to make a puerile comment about women knowing this fact