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Different Types of Vacuum Cleaners
Advantages of a Canister Vacuum Cleaner
Upright vs. Canister Vacuum Cleaners
Lightweight Upright Vacuum Cleaners
Electric Brooms Compared to Vacuum Cleaners
Carpet Vs. Hard Surfaces When Considering a Vacuum
How Vacuum Cleaners Work
Handheld Vacuum Cleaners Buying Tips
Bagless Vacuum Cleaners Buying Tips
Maintenance Tips for Vacuum Cleaners
Price Range for Vacuum Cleaners
Filtration System for Vacuum Cleaners
Using Scents for Vacuum Cleaners
How to Replace Bags for Vacuum Cleaner
Although carpets look nice and are comfortable to walk on, cleaning them can be a huge hassle. However, va… More
There are several different types of vacuum cleaners, but a canister vacuum transfers easily from carpeted… More
Vacuum cleaners are a home-cleaning necessity if you have carpet. They are essential to pulling the dirt f… More
Scents can be used inside a vacuum cleaner to help control odor and to keep the carpet smelling fresh and … More
Vacuum cleaners range in price from less than $100 to more than $500, depending on the quality, features a… More
Before buying a vacuum cleaner, it's important to do research to find a vacuum that fits personal needs, s… More
Most lightweight upright vacuum cleaners do not come equipped with attachments, so they are primarily used… More
A canister vacuum cleaner works better than an upright vacuum for cleaning both carpet and hardwood or har… More
The filtration system of a vacuum cleaner determines the performance, as paper disposable filter bags are … More
Vacuum cleaners work by sucking up loose dirt and debris from surfaces and collecting that dirt in a paper… More
Maintenance for a vacuum cleaner should include changing out the filters, getting the vacuum serviced and … More
In the late 1980s and 1990s, the idea of central vacuum systems spread from commercial usage to the new, p… More
In a vacuum cleaner, look for attributes that meet specific cleaning needs, such as a cleaner designed to … More
Handheld vacuum cleaners are ideal for cleaning stairs, small spaces or inside vehicles where a larger vac… More
Summary: There are several different types of vacuum cleaners, but a canister vacuum transfers easily from carpeted surfaces to hardwood or tile. Find the right type of vacuum cleaner with helpful tips from a vacuum salesman in this free video on choosing vacuum cleaners.
From the age of ten, Steve Chubin had a dream to start a business that was customer driven and had an overwhelming commitment to total customer satisfaction. Sixty-thousand hems later,...read more
In this series of home appliance buying videos, our experienced vacuum cleaner salesman tells you everything you need to know about buying your next vacuum cleaner. Should you buy a canister or an upright model? What are the advantages of an electric broom or a hand held vacuum? Our expert covers all the aspects of purchasing a new vacuum cleaner and even tells you how to keep your new purchase in tip top shape. He demonstrates how they work as well as how to clean the filtration systems and replace the bags. Make your purchase with the assurance that you've done your homework and know exactly what model best suits your home cleaning needs. Our expert even gives you insider advice on how much you should pay.
"Hi! I'm Steve Chubin at Steve's Sewing and Vacuum Center in King of Prussia, PA and today we are here to discuss how to buy a vacuum cleaner. Today we are going to talk about when you walk into a vacuum store which I would prefer you walk in to, you would want to think about what your needs are for your home. Would you need a vacuum cleaner for carpets, hardwood floors or both? In needing a vacuum for hardwood floors or hard surfaces, what I would recommend and what most people would like to use is some sort of canister vacuum cleaner. In a canister vacuum cleaner like you have here, these vacuum cleaners easily transfer from carpets to hard surface cleaning. The canister meaning it is a two-piece vacuum. One the main unit is in here and the other is your brush roll or you would use this for your hard surfaces. Canisters easily transfer from surface to surface due to the fact that in the power nozzle head that you have here, you have a brush that can be tuned on and off. When you turn the brush off, that would be for hard surfaces and on for carpet surfaces. "
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