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Q: My dad just got a job as the Manager of a Hotel. What vacuums are good for housekeeping and don't cost alot?: Not yet, but I pray to the Scandinavian gods every night that IKEA will formulate a Dyson vacuum for the masses, perhaps called a Suctionflugen or a Vacuumuum.

Q: I need a good vacuum for my floors - right now I sweep every night - then i swiffer wet jet or clean with wipes on my hands and knees. Im very OCD about my floors being clean as you can tell - Ive tried the BISSELL stick Vacuum for hardwood floors but it is worthless - the basic broom seems to work the best but still doesn't get everything... what is the best Lightweight inexpensive vacuum out there for that type of flooring.... thanks guys for your info!: I use an Oreck vacuum on my hardwood floors. I've had many vacuum cleaners in my life and now only use and Oreck, its the best IMO. It's lightweight so you don't feel like you're hauling a monster around, easy maneuverable, suction power is fantastic, the service is great too. Just an excellent cleaner.

Q: Are you afraid of vacuum cleaners?: I was when I was little. I once had a dream a vacuum cleaner was moving on its own and chasing me. haha.

Q: I cannot afford a dyson vacuum. Would like to spend under $100.00: ignore the vacuum air purifier - it is going to finally scratch your floor to bits. safeguard a dampened wascloth on your broom instead (via ability of a hair bobble or rubber band) sweep over the floor and convey jointly all the dirt and hair with out blowing it everywhere. i got here upon this to be a plenty greater ordinary technique and greater thorough too. try it.

Q: I'm just curious about how often people vacuum. I have gone through yet another vacuum cleaner in a little over a year. I think it is because I vacuum every day sometimes twice a day and most people I know have vacuums that last years but they only do it once a week...possibly twice a week at the most. Thanks!: I vacuum everyday. Before my son was born I vacuumed about 2-3 times a week. My son has always spent alot of time on the floor.... and now he is 7 months and crawling.... so I like to vacuum everyday to keep the floors nice and clean for him. LOL..... I burn through vacuum cleaners too. My husband is always giving me a hard time about it..... but hey...... I want a damn clean house....... if you find a vacuum cleaner that lasts more then a year at a time.... let me know..... I have yet to find one!

Q: Do canister model vacuum cleaners have a belt on them?: Not generally, but there is probably a belt in the floor tool to run the beater brush.

Q: Do you like Sharks? Why.?: I believe sharks are awesome creatures. People have made them out to be villains. People are angry at sharks because they someimes bite but consider the fact that when swimming at the beach were in a shared ecosystem. The sharks were there first so we should respect them. If I was a shark I would probably be angry that 100s of people swim around in my home. Also when sharks bite their not necessarly trying to eat someone. They dont have hands and their fins arent effective in feeling something so they use their teeth. Their just trying to feel and unfortunately it involves their teeth but once again its their turf. Sooooo I love sharks because their beautiful enough said : )

Q: Are black holes really cosmic vacuum cleaners?: Well, a vacuum cleaner sucks things up and a black hole sucks up and destroys things, so you could call it a cosmic vacuum cleaner. However, a black hole cannot be seen and is invisible. However, I learnt that when a star is going from very bright to not so very bright, a black hole is ripping apart the gas from the star. If you ever see a star going less bright from when it is very bright, a black hole is sucking the gas from it.

Q: I've got a project to do involving me creating an advertisement for a useless product, and this came to mind. If you need more explanation I believe the vacuum was on a television infomercial at one time, and it looks like a small saucer. It will continue to move across your floor without any assistance and vacuums as it goes. I'm not sure if there were multiple versions of this thing, I'm just looking for one name or brand that has it.: Robotic Vacuum

Q: I need your help! I have had over 6 diffrent vacuums. The first one was great but heavy and old. It was a GE but now the old thing has broken down. So I have tried to get the light weight ones, the cordless ones, even ones with all these kits with them, but they are all worthless. Either they break or all too delecate or too big. I NEED ONE THAT IS BAGLESS, HAS GOOD SUCTION, SMALL THAT WILL FIT UNDER BEDS AND TABLES, GOOD WITH CAT HAIRS AND MAYBE INCLUDE A HOSE TOO. Please help. Give me a store name and a URL of the vacuum. Thanks.: A Dyson is the one you want. After looking at the website, they now make a bagless canister vac for reaching under beds/tables. Otherwise you will need a low reach floor tool accessory with your upright Dyson. I've had an upright Dyson for almost 4 years now with absolutely no problems with it. It's the best vacuum I've ever had. I even still use the original filter. You can find them used on OKorder. I bought mine at Best Buy. You can also find them in pretty much any store that sells vacuums. Or you can buy one direct from Dyson (website below).

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