Mikey P
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Thought I'd look at that new Bissell meAt is raving about.
Pretty cheesy looking but I'm sure the lack of filters must be a blessing. I'm surprised Dyson didn't trademark the "Cyclonic" term in reference to vacuum cleaners. Dyson wants at least $457 for a suck mop while the Cyclonic Bissells can be had for $99. Will either of them last long with all that cheap plastic?
Speaking of Dysons, the bristols on the new Ultimate model are amazingly aggressive. Felt like I was petting a damn cactus. In this day and age I have to at least day dream about a conspiracy between Mr Dyson and the Mills to create a vacuum that prematurely wears out the carpet while cleaning it at the same time..
Speaking of worn out, I looked at the rolls of wtw carpet they had on the spinner and the .57 a foot olefin Berber already looks 7 years old. It's list of perks claimed 10 year projected wear. I guess the trip from Georgia to California was a hard one. The .67 a foot Nylon looked as thin as Becker's comb over but I suppose it would do for a unused guest bed room.
Speaking of hard, I was amazed at how many types of ceramic tiles that can be had for the same price as cleaning. Nice looking stuff and a good enough selection for me. I'm not that picky.
Back to the Bissells, they also had a "All Floors" model that has a brush roll on/off switch. other then a smaller dirt cup then the Momentum, it's virtually the same for a extra 9 bucks. Could be worth it.
I'll have to think about it.
Pretty cheesy looking but I'm sure the lack of filters must be a blessing. I'm surprised Dyson didn't trademark the "Cyclonic" term in reference to vacuum cleaners. Dyson wants at least $457 for a suck mop while the Cyclonic Bissells can be had for $99. Will either of them last long with all that cheap plastic?
Speaking of Dysons, the bristols on the new Ultimate model are amazingly aggressive. Felt like I was petting a damn cactus. In this day and age I have to at least day dream about a conspiracy between Mr Dyson and the Mills to create a vacuum that prematurely wears out the carpet while cleaning it at the same time..
Speaking of worn out, I looked at the rolls of wtw carpet they had on the spinner and the .57 a foot olefin Berber already looks 7 years old. It's list of perks claimed 10 year projected wear. I guess the trip from Georgia to California was a hard one. The .67 a foot Nylon looked as thin as Becker's comb over but I suppose it would do for a unused guest bed room.
Speaking of hard, I was amazed at how many types of ceramic tiles that can be had for the same price as cleaning. Nice looking stuff and a good enough selection for me. I'm not that picky.
Back to the Bissells, they also had a "All Floors" model that has a brush roll on/off switch. other then a smaller dirt cup then the Momentum, it's virtually the same for a extra 9 bucks. Could be worth it.
I'll have to think about it.