Comments on: The Perfect Vacuum?? http://www.momsgadgets.com/the-perfect-vacuum/238 Gadgets Just For Moms Mon, 23 Aug 2010 16:44:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Lynette http://www.momsgadgets.com/the-perfect-vacuum/238/comment-page-1#comment-17335 Lynette Mon, 11 May 2009 23:37:03 +0000 http://www.momsgadgets.com/?p=238#comment-17335 Hey Joe, thanks for telling us about that. I have never given much thought to my vacuums until 5 months ago. I know it sounds so corny now but that Kirby girl really did open my eyes to several things. I had no idea how sucky most of the vacuums off the shelf were. The most basic thing - the design or most is flawed. Hey Joe, thanks for telling us about that. I have never given much thought to my vacuums until 5 months ago. I know it sounds so corny now but that Kirby girl really did open my eyes to several things.

I had no idea how sucky most of the vacuums off the shelf were. The most basic thing – the design or most is flawed.

]]> By: joe wessling http://www.momsgadgets.com/the-perfect-vacuum/238/comment-page-1#comment-17265 joe wessling Thu, 07 May 2009 12:16:13 +0000 http://www.momsgadgets.com/?p=238#comment-17265 I have been in the vacuum business for nearly 18 years. the kenmore magic blue may do an adequate job on bare floors but with only a turbo nozzle to remove ground in dirt on carpets it leaves a lot to be desired. Its final disgrace is that like most discount store vacuums the motor is not a sealed unit. It spews extremely high concentrations of fine dust particlals back into the air. You can test this yourself by putting your hand at the cord winder outlet while the unit is running. Sears makes claims that a lot of their vacuums are hepa rated but why do they bypass the hepa filter and funnel exhaust this dust back into the air. A better unit would be a miele s4 or a riccar sunburst. You can take your magic blue vacuum to any reputable vacuum shop that has a laser partical scanner and have it tested for yourself. This is very important if you have any one in the home with breathing difficullties and especially now with the recent swine flu concern I have been in the vacuum business for nearly 18 years. the kenmore magic blue may do an adequate job on bare floors but with only a turbo nozzle to remove ground in dirt on carpets it leaves a lot to be desired. Its final disgrace is that like most discount store vacuums the motor is not a sealed unit. It spews extremely high concentrations of fine dust particlals back into the air. You can test this yourself by putting your hand at the cord winder outlet while the unit is running. Sears makes claims that a lot of their vacuums are hepa rated but why do they bypass the hepa filter and funnel exhaust this dust back into the air. A better unit would be a miele s4 or a riccar sunburst. You can take your magic blue vacuum to any reputable vacuum shop that has a laser partical scanner and have it tested for yourself. This is very important if you have any one in the home with breathing difficullties and especially now with the recent swine flu concern

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