This video has me laughing hysterically! After seeing it falling apart, and your struggles (reminds me of most of my vacuum purchases), I realize this is probably not the one for me! Thanks for the heads up!
@@nancynagyrotondaro haha i’m glad i could make you laugh! i’ve been working with vacuums for 15 years and i still to this day don’t think i’ve seen a vacuum as portly made as this one.
Suction power is really the most important to me, then after that the ability to to get into corners and do furniture, which that thing can apparently.... looks like a good buy for me!
Hey! I could be mistaken, but I believe you put the crevice tool into the "wand". Maybe that's why you're getting that "air leak" sound. Appreciate the demo. The whole point of a "quick vac", btw, is to have something light & easy to use! Hence, the small size. Wouldn't especially expect a guy to know that, though! 🤭
You really need to read your instructions before complaining about this vacuum. Really GREAT vacuum. I use it in my daycare. You open the BOTTOM of the canister to empty the trash OVER A TRASH CAN and the flap on the broom should b pushed down for carpet so the bristles will retract. You gave this great vacuum a bad rap. Next time, take time and read b4 using and it does NOT leak air unless assembled wrong. I don't have any affiliation with Eureka, but love this vac and u gave an unfair review.
I am so genuinely confused why y’all think I don’t know how to use the bin. I very clearly demonstrated me opening it from the bottom and said that it’s also good that I can open it from the top. So I don’t know where you’re getting the idea that I don’t know how to use it. No. Clearly YOU need to read the instructions. I don’t know why you’re telling me how to use the cleaner head. I know what I’m doing. I explained it in the video what the instruction says. I tried our different ways to use the machine to see what the best use may be on their carpet. As for the cleaner head leaking air. You said I didn’t assemble it right. But I want you to realize that I didn’t assemble the cleaner head. There is white literally nothing to assemble. It’s leaking at the joints of the cleaner head. So I don’t know what you’re on about. I think it’s strange that you come on here thinking that you’re 100% right and the person who specializes in this is 100% wrong. I don’t know if you’ve noticed. But my channel is dedicated to vacuum cleaners. I’ve done this 13 years. I know what I’m doing. I have ZERO affiliation with eureka and I never will. Eureka is a bad vacuum cleaner company. End of story. Ask any vacuum expert that. They made good vacuum sin the 90s and 2000s. But that was 20-30 years ago. The company just makes awful products. If you like the vacuum. Congratulations. Good for you. But I HIGHLY DO NOT recommend this vacuum is any circumstance. I made a recent video on my channel. PLEASE go watch it. It’s the eureka whirlwind vs Shark vertex. Let’s do if your Claims that this thing is a great vacuum is true. You also mentioned that you use this at a daycare. That’s very unsafe. This is a non HEPA filter and sealed system machine. What we you’re vacuuming up is being throw back into the air and surfaces that you and the children breathe and touch. So the next time you go to correct someone. YOU go watch the full video. YOU need to know what you’re talking about. YOU need to not come across and extremely rude. Because however you leave a comment. I’m going to leave a reply matching your energy. Please go do some actual research in vacuums. And figure out what you’re doing. Instead of making fun of people on the internet then give yourself a bad reputation in the comments. And stop using that vacuum around children. You can make them extremely sick. Have a nice day Brenda.
What do you mean? I’m literally a vacuum technician who’s done this 10 years. The way it empties is not a great Design but I do know how to use it. Also. This is a very bad vacuum. Just some advice. Please be as kind as possibly in comments. Because you never know who can be wrong in the situation
OK,Dillon…I appreciate your reviewing of products, but I believe that a review of the manual would help and a consideration of who is going to use this vacuum. We have a 2 story house and have a Dyson, a Bissell, etc- all rated for pet hair. My husband has a Eureka Rally 2 from his apartment days and may I say- that vacuums better than Any of the others! Since I can’t find a new Eureka Rally 2- I am looking at the whirlwind and mighty mite. Why?…because they are all light, make a quick vacuum easy and are cheap. The Rally 2 has been through wet rugs ( don’t ask!), kitty litter, car sand and dirt and just keeps plugging away! So- a suggestion for your reviews is to show product, read manual and try not to be as snarky as you are sounding. There is a niche for these cheaper vacuums- and people don’t want to be made to feel that they are inferior because they buy this vacuum.
Hello. I base all of my opinions on what I’ve Personally seen. I’ve been a vacuum collector and technician for 10 years. A lot more goes into a vacuum other than suction. Other factors are airflow, filtration, build quality, and safety. This vacuum has awful filtration. The dirt you suck up gets dispersed throughout the air you breathe and can be a very serious problem if you have breathing issues such as asthma. This vacuum also doesn’t clean very well at all. I’ve compared it to other machine son my channel if you are interested in seeing that. It’s also built very poorly. Eureka isn’t the company it once was and just throws out “garbage” onto the market today. This vacuum is also more expensive than something like a bissell Powerforce helix. And while that’s not a good vacuum either, it’s a lot better than this eureka and cheaper. There certainly is a niche for cheaper vacuums, but there are some vacuums that simply make no sense and have too much competition that’s way better to be considered an option. If you love this vacuum by all means continue to use it. But this vacuum has serious issues that simply make it one of the worst vacuums in the market. I apologize if you found me to be disrespectful in the video or in my comments but I speak the truth when it comes to topics I’m passionate about. Such as this.
@@DillonCleans The way you manhandle the product during your demonstration was very disrespectful to the product itself and to the people that are watching you.
I just bought this and use it maybe four or five times. The suction is fantastic. The vacuum is so lightweight it’s easier to carry it around and let it use its wheels. Or the price, you can’t go wrong except that the power cord should be a lot longer
J very glad that you are enjoying it. I personally didn’t like it at all. Didn’t work well for much in my house. The cyclone is the most inefficient one I’ve seen on a vacuum. And the filtration is really bad. And yes the cord is quite short haha. But if you’re enjoying it, that’s wonderful
@@DillonCleans I probably should’ve indicated that I don’t have any need to use this on carpeting and I have three cats and this is a great tool for cleaning up cat litter on a daily basis and that’s pretty much the extent of my use. Also that built in tool for furniture, that is absolutely priceless when you’re vacuuming furniture. For the price you can’t go wrong! In my opinion, I highly recommend this.
Well I don't know what you were expecting but if for a very inexpensive vacuum like this I think it works great. Yes it is mostly made of plastic and you went on and on and on about how cheaply it's made however for me the important part is how does it work does it clean my carpet and the answer is yes I have an apartment with a few rooms and I am amazed at how easily this thing picks up dirt and it assembles quickly and my favorite little thing about it is that the cord rewinds automatically when you push the button and I hate winding the cord after I use a vacuum so maybe you're expecting Platinum accessories or something but I paid very little for this vacuum so I guess my expectations were much lower but it exceeded my expectations it picked up everything on the floor it rolled smoothly and I honestly don't have any complaints so for people who are looking at your review and basing your review as the reason they're not buying this product I think they should look at a few other reviews before they make up their minds.
This is the worst vacuum I’ve ever experienced in my life. The cyclone is extremely ineffective. I’m actually about to upload a video I filmed with it today. It does not deep clean carpet at all. A bissell power force helix would clean carpets 100x better than this does. I wasn’t looking for anything premium. But then this thing is $80 and the bissell is under $50 and the bissell exceeds this thing I’m every single way. And it has decent accessories. Yes, this is garbage. If you like it. That’s fine. But just know that in an average home. This will be the last vacuum you want.
@@szilviaembers818 if you have allergies, this is not the vacuum for you. All the dust you pick up with being blown back into the air because there is no Hepa filter. This is very very bad for your lungs. If you like it. Good. But I would highly recommend upgrading to a shark which is the cheapest you can get into a Sealed Hepa System. It’s on sale for $99.
@@DillonCleans wow, every review, you write you make the vacuum cleaner worse than the last comment you made. Just admit that this little vacuum cleaner is desirable, does a great job for people that don’t need to use it on high pile carpeting and it is so easy to maintain and clean and has wonderful suction the only thing that is missing is a longer cord.
@@sadie4me2 well keep in mind I see vacuums front a different point of view. I see it from a manufacturing pov, Safety pov, as well as a cleaning pov. This vacuum doesn’t rlly hit the nail in the head with any of those. This vacuum may work well for you. And that’s great. But it very cheaply made. Even the cheapest of vacuums can have some sort of build quality. not this vacuum however. Eureka has been on a spiraling downfall for over a decade. They know they are on their way out. So they are cutting costs everywhere just to make a few extra bucks. This machine doesn’t clean carpets well. Any sort of carpets. Even the slowest of piles. Hardfloor is fine, however if you have hardwood it has a chance of scratching because of the floor head design. The cyclone is extremely inefficient. So although it may be easy to clean, you will need to clean that filter very often including the cyclone itself. And the more that filter gets dirty, the more dirt that will eventually get to the motoro and it will burn itself up. This vacuum is also terrible for your lungs. Not only does it have an inefficient cyclone, there’s no sealed system, let alone a HEPA filter. All that stuff you suck up will be dispersed throughout the air that you’re breathing in as well as any animals in the house. So if this vacuum works well for you, that’s lovely. But the hard truth is, this is not a good vacuum, and at this price point, I expect a little bit more, considering there are better vacuums at about half the price.
😳😳😳. OH MY GOD. You bought be 11 more things??? Thank you soo much!!! Please don’t buy me anymore. I have to much stuff already and we need to move houses soon. But thank you!!!
Let me get this straight you're trying to make a review on this product. Somebody gets you the product you didn't pay for it. And then you're very rough with the product to begin with beating it up and making all these rude comments about it. Some of us like myself I'm very excited about buying this product I'm excited that it's also not that expensive so it would still do the same job as the very expensive vacuums. I don't think you're the proper person for making reviews on products. I think the way that you go about it is completely wrong.
I want you to realize that I’m not just the avarabe person. I’m someone who has done this for years. Yes, somebody else bought it for me. It doesn’t change my opinion about this product. I was not being g roughy with it. I was using it like a vacuum. I was going growing it or jabbing it into things. I can make whatever comments I want about a product. It my opinion. If you like this product, great. But this is the worst vacuum I have ever tested in my decade of doing this. If you are on a really tight budget, I would go with the shark navigator or the Bissell power for me helix. Although the helix is also really bad, it’s a whole lot better than this. This does not perform as good as the expensive vacuums. I have proven this is al my other videos about this machine. The filtration is horrible. The cleaning is horrible. The build quality is horrible. And the r design is horrible. I am exactly the proper person to be testing this. I’m not just a stay at home parent that says everything is good. I say the truth. Why would I say something is good when it’s not? It’s a bad machine. If you own this machine, I highly recommend donating or throwing it away and getting those other machines I stated. But if you’re happy with this vacuum, then fine. That’s great. But from my professional opinion and decade of doing this, I know what’s right. I am usually kind, but if you want to take time out of your day just to tell someone what they are capable of and spread False information, then I will take time out of my day to respond to that. If you don’t like when someone does, ignore it. Plain and simple. So if you would like to ask my further questions or ask for more vacuum suggestions, please feel free to ask.
@@DillonCleans I would like to ask you something Dillion. Since you've been doing this for so long, could you recommend a lightweight vacuum for a disabled Senior on a fixed income? Thanks for your help.
I couldn’t agree more. This guy has no credibility in my book. I am glad that I went on and looked at other reviews. What impressed me the most was watching women who actually used the machine talk about it and that’s what sold me on it. Being as inexpensive as it is I did not hesitate after watching another woman demonstrate using this.
Dillon, I bought one of those vacuums and I am very satisfied with it because the stiff brush you mentioned, scrubs off better any stuck dirt on any surface. plus it has more power than other more expensive of the same type. I love it. My problem is that my grandson used it a lot and he has a chihuahua that sheds a lot and always stinks even after bathing him. so they moved out and despite me always telling him to empty it after each use he never did, and been with that dirty stinky hair in it for months. No one can stand the terrible odor not even for a second. So, I took everything apart. filter, canister, hose Etc. every single piece and washed it perfectly, so no more smell. But it has been about a month and now I do not remember how to assembly it back.ANYONE, HEEEEEELP.
I’m glad you’re satisfied with the vacuum. I personally was not. As for reassembling it. If you go to the instruction manual, you will see how everything comes apart and can be put back together. It’s fairly easy to do
Hello, as a user of this little vacuum cleaner I highly recommend it. I do not recommend it as the vacuum cleaner you use in your entire house. This vacuum serves it’s purpose considering the size. I use mine for cat hair and cat litter. I have another large shark vacuum cleaner that takes care of the bigger jobs in my house Which quite honestly I let my cleaning people do every other week.
Dumb question: when I vacuum with canister is it fine to yank around canister by the hose as I go or do I have to bend down and push it? Will the hose rip or is it designed to be dragged around by the hose???
The hose is designed to pull the vacuum. It shouldn’t rip unless it’s made out of cheap materials. Don’t be super rough with any vacuum no matter canister or upright. But they can be dragged around
It won’t replace it. Because I really like the wide cleaning path and the sturdy feel in my hands. But it will be used a lot like the outsize for more deeper cleans rather than the outsize. If I don’t want to get out a corded vacuum
Well... it’s a eureka whirlwind. That’s the name. But it’s not THE eureka whirlind of the older design. This is the new one. And It’s absolute garbage.
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This video has me laughing hysterically! After seeing it falling apart, and your struggles (reminds me of most of my vacuum purchases), I realize this is probably not the one for me! Thanks for the heads up!
@@nancynagyrotondaro haha i’m glad i could make you laugh! i’ve been working with vacuums for 15 years and i still to this day don’t think i’ve seen a vacuum as portly made as this one.
Suction power is really the most important to me, then after that the ability to to get into corners and do furniture, which that thing can apparently.... looks like a good buy for me!
Hey! I could be mistaken, but I believe you put the crevice tool into the "wand". Maybe that's why you're getting that "air leak" sound. Appreciate the demo. The whole point of a "quick vac", btw, is to have something light & easy to use! Hence, the small size. Wouldn't especially expect a guy to know that, though! 🤭
You really need to read your instructions before complaining about this vacuum. Really GREAT vacuum. I use it in my daycare. You open the BOTTOM of the canister to empty the trash OVER A TRASH CAN and the flap on the broom should b pushed down for carpet so the bristles will retract. You gave this great vacuum a bad rap. Next time, take time and read b4 using and it does NOT leak air unless assembled wrong. I don't have any affiliation with Eureka, but love this vac and u gave an unfair review.
I am so genuinely confused why y’all think I don’t know how to use the bin. I very clearly demonstrated me opening it from the bottom and said that it’s also good that I can open it from the top. So I don’t know where you’re getting the idea that I don’t know how to use it. No. Clearly YOU need to read the instructions. I don’t know why you’re telling me how to use the cleaner head. I know what I’m doing. I explained it in the video what the instruction says. I tried our different ways to use the machine to see what the best use may be on their carpet. As for the cleaner head leaking air. You said I didn’t assemble it right. But I want you to realize that I didn’t assemble the cleaner head. There is white literally nothing to assemble. It’s leaking at the joints of the cleaner head. So I don’t know what you’re on about. I think it’s strange that you come on here thinking that you’re 100% right and the person who specializes in this is 100% wrong. I don’t know if you’ve noticed. But my channel is dedicated to vacuum cleaners. I’ve done this 13 years. I know what I’m doing. I have ZERO affiliation with eureka and I never will. Eureka is a bad vacuum cleaner company. End of story. Ask any vacuum expert that. They made good vacuum sin the 90s and 2000s. But that was 20-30 years ago. The company just makes awful products. If you like the vacuum. Congratulations. Good for you. But I HIGHLY DO NOT recommend this vacuum is any circumstance. I made a recent video on my channel. PLEASE go watch it. It’s the eureka whirlwind vs Shark vertex. Let’s do if your
Claims that this thing is a great vacuum is true. You also mentioned that you use this at a daycare. That’s very unsafe. This is a non HEPA filter and sealed system machine. What we you’re vacuuming up is being throw back into the air and surfaces that you and the children breathe and touch. So the next time you go to correct someone. YOU go watch the full video. YOU need to know what you’re talking about. YOU need to not come across and extremely rude. Because however you leave a comment. I’m going to leave a reply matching your energy. Please go do some actual research in vacuums. And figure out what you’re doing. Instead of making fun of people on the internet then give yourself a bad reputation in the comments. And stop using that vacuum around children. You can make them extremely sick. Have a nice day Brenda.
To be honest I will bypass this person who writes reviews in the future.
You should read the directions before demonstrating everything incorrectly. Read about how the dust bin empties and you’ll love it!
What do you mean? I’m literally a vacuum technician who’s done this 10 years. The way it empties is not a great Design but I do know how to use it. Also. This is a very bad vacuum. Just some advice. Please be as kind as possibly in comments. Because you never know who can be wrong in the situation
Congrats on the new vac!!! 😍😍😍
That’s a good upgrade
OK,Dillon…I appreciate your reviewing of products, but I believe that a review of the manual would help and a consideration of who is going to use this vacuum. We have a 2 story house and have a Dyson, a Bissell, etc- all rated for pet hair. My husband has a Eureka Rally 2 from his apartment days and may I say- that vacuums better than Any of the others! Since I can’t find a new Eureka Rally 2- I am looking at the whirlwind and mighty mite. Why?…because they are all light, make a quick vacuum easy and are cheap. The Rally 2 has been through wet rugs ( don’t ask!), kitty litter, car sand and dirt and just keeps plugging away! So- a suggestion for your reviews is to show product, read manual and try not to be as snarky as you are sounding. There is a niche for these cheaper vacuums- and people don’t want to be made to feel that they are inferior because they buy this vacuum.
Hello. I base all of my opinions on what I’ve Personally seen. I’ve been a vacuum collector and technician for 10 years. A lot more goes into a vacuum other than suction. Other factors are airflow, filtration, build quality, and safety. This vacuum has awful filtration. The dirt you suck up gets dispersed throughout the air you breathe and can be a very serious problem if you have breathing issues such as asthma. This vacuum also doesn’t clean very well at all. I’ve compared it to other machine son my channel if you are interested in seeing that. It’s also built very poorly. Eureka isn’t the company it once was and just throws out “garbage” onto the market today. This vacuum is also more expensive than something like a bissell Powerforce helix. And while that’s not a good vacuum either, it’s a lot better than this eureka and cheaper. There certainly is a niche for cheaper vacuums, but there are some vacuums that simply make no sense and have too much competition that’s way better to be considered an option. If you love this vacuum by all means continue to use it. But this vacuum has serious issues that simply make it one of the worst vacuums in the market. I apologize if you found me to be disrespectful in the video or in my comments but I speak the truth when it comes to topics I’m passionate about. Such as this.
@@DillonCleans The way you manhandle the product during your demonstration was very disrespectful to the product itself and to the people that are watching you.
I just bought this and use it maybe four or five times. The suction is fantastic. The vacuum is so lightweight it’s easier to carry it around and let it use its wheels. Or the price, you can’t go wrong except that the power cord should be a lot longer
J very glad that you are enjoying it. I personally didn’t like it at all. Didn’t work well for much in my house. The cyclone is the most inefficient one I’ve seen on a vacuum. And the filtration is really bad. And yes the cord is quite short haha. But if you’re enjoying it, that’s wonderful
@@DillonCleans I probably should’ve indicated that I don’t have any need to use this on carpeting and I have three cats and this is a great tool for cleaning up cat litter on a daily basis and that’s pretty much the extent of my use. Also that built in tool for furniture, that is absolutely priceless when you’re vacuuming furniture. For the price you can’t go wrong! In my opinion, I highly recommend this.
@@sadie4me2 Tim your case I can certainly see this as a good product. Something lightweight for a small hardfloor mess is what this excels at!
Well I don't know what you were expecting but if for a very inexpensive vacuum like this I think it works great. Yes it is mostly made of plastic and you went on and on and on about how cheaply it's made however for me the important part is how does it work does it clean my carpet and the answer is yes I have an apartment with a few rooms and I am amazed at how easily this thing picks up dirt and it assembles quickly and my favorite little thing about it is that the cord rewinds automatically when you push the button and I hate winding the cord after I use a vacuum so maybe you're expecting Platinum accessories or something but I paid very little for this vacuum so I guess my expectations were much lower but it exceeded my expectations it picked up everything on the floor it rolled smoothly and I honestly don't have any complaints so for people who are looking at your review and basing your review as the reason they're not buying this product I think they should look at a few other reviews before they make up their minds.
This is the worst vacuum I’ve ever experienced in my life. The cyclone is extremely ineffective. I’m actually about to upload a video I filmed with it today. It does not deep clean carpet at all. A bissell power force helix would clean carpets 100x better than this does. I wasn’t looking for anything premium. But then this thing is $80 and the bissell is under $50 and the bissell exceeds this thing I’m every single way. And it has decent accessories. Yes, this is garbage. If you like it. That’s fine. But just know that in an average home. This will be the last vacuum you want.
@@szilviaembers818 if you have allergies, this is not the vacuum for you. All the dust you pick up with being blown back into the air because there is no Hepa filter. This is very very bad for your lungs. If you like it. Good. But I would highly recommend upgrading to a shark which is the cheapest you can get into a Sealed Hepa System. It’s on sale for $99.
@@DillonCleans wow, every review, you write you make the vacuum cleaner worse than the last comment you made. Just admit that this little vacuum cleaner is desirable, does a great job for people that don’t need to use it on high pile carpeting and it is so easy to maintain and clean and has wonderful suction the only thing that is missing is a longer cord.
@@DillonCleans There is no air blowing back into the air. None at all. If the model you’re using is that flawed return it and get another one
@@sadie4me2 well keep in mind I see vacuums front a different point of view. I see it from a manufacturing pov, Safety pov, as well as a cleaning pov. This vacuum doesn’t rlly hit the nail in the head with any of those. This vacuum may work well for you. And that’s great. But it very cheaply made. Even the cheapest of vacuums can have some sort of build quality. not this vacuum however. Eureka has been on a spiraling downfall for over a decade. They know they are on their way out. So they are cutting costs everywhere just to make a few extra bucks. This machine doesn’t clean carpets well. Any sort of carpets. Even the slowest of piles. Hardfloor is fine, however if you have hardwood it has a chance of scratching because of the floor head design. The cyclone is extremely inefficient. So although it may be easy to clean, you will need to clean that filter very often including the cyclone itself. And the more that filter gets dirty, the more dirt that will eventually get to the motoro and it will burn itself up. This vacuum is also terrible for your lungs. Not only does it have an inefficient cyclone, there’s no sealed system, let alone a HEPA filter. All that stuff you suck up will be dispersed throughout the air that you’re breathing in as well as any animals in the house. So if this vacuum works well for you, that’s lovely. But the hard truth is, this is not a good vacuum, and at this price point, I expect a little bit more, considering there are better vacuums at about half the price.
I really like mine.
Iam so happy you like it..I knew you were going to be surprised
Thank you soooo much!! This will be my new bench vac and quick cleanup vac. It will be put to good use
@@DillonCleans iam so happy you get to enjoy it...you have 11 more items coming...some will be there Saturday then the rest will be there Monday
😳😳😳. OH MY GOD. You bought be 11 more things??? Thank you soo much!!! Please don’t buy me anymore. I have to much stuff already and we need to move houses soon. But thank you!!!
@@DillonCleans yes I did...I won't buy any more...good luck on your new house
@@kalenasvacuumasmrchannelkvac thank you again!!!!
Let me get this straight you're trying to make a review on this product. Somebody gets you the product you didn't pay for it. And then you're very rough with the product to begin with beating it up and making all these rude comments about it. Some of us like myself I'm very excited about buying this product I'm excited that it's also not that expensive so it would still do the same job as the very expensive vacuums. I don't think you're the proper person for making reviews on products. I think the way that you go about it is completely wrong.
I want you to realize that I’m not just the avarabe person. I’m someone who has done this for years. Yes, somebody else bought it for me. It doesn’t change my opinion about this product. I was not being g roughy with it. I was using it like a vacuum. I was going growing it or jabbing it into things. I can make whatever comments I want about a product. It my opinion. If you like this product, great. But this is the worst vacuum I have ever tested in my decade of doing this. If you are on a really tight budget, I would go with the shark navigator or the Bissell power for me helix. Although the helix is also really bad, it’s a whole lot better than this. This does not perform as good as the expensive vacuums. I have proven this is al my other videos about this machine. The filtration is horrible. The cleaning is horrible. The build quality is horrible. And the r design is horrible. I am exactly the proper person to be testing this. I’m not just a stay at home parent that says everything is good. I say the truth. Why would I say something is good when it’s not? It’s a bad machine. If you own this machine, I highly recommend donating or throwing it away and getting those other machines I stated. But if you’re happy with this vacuum, then fine. That’s great. But from my professional opinion and decade of doing this, I know what’s right. I am usually kind, but if you want to take time out of your day just to tell someone what they are capable of and spread False information, then I will take time out of my day to respond to that. If you don’t like when someone does, ignore it. Plain and simple. So if you would like to ask my further questions or ask for more vacuum suggestions, please feel free to ask.
@@DillonCleans I would like to ask you something Dillion. Since you've been doing this for so long, could you recommend a lightweight vacuum for a disabled Senior on a fixed income? Thanks for your help.
I couldn’t agree more. This guy has no credibility in my book. I am glad that I went on and looked at other reviews. What impressed me the most was watching women who actually used the machine talk about it and that’s what sold me on it. Being as inexpensive as it is I did not hesitate after watching another woman demonstrate using this.
Dillon, I bought one of those vacuums and I am very satisfied with it because the stiff brush you mentioned, scrubs off better any stuck dirt on any surface. plus it has more power than other more expensive of the same type. I love it. My problem is that my grandson used it a lot and he has a chihuahua that sheds a lot and always stinks even after bathing him. so they moved out and despite me always telling him to empty it after each use he never did, and been with that dirty stinky hair in it for months. No one can stand the terrible odor not even for a second. So, I took everything apart. filter, canister, hose Etc. every single piece and washed it perfectly, so no more smell. But it has been about a month and now I do not remember how to assembly it back.ANYONE, HEEEEEELP.
I’m glad you’re satisfied with the vacuum. I personally was not. As for reassembling it. If you go to the instruction manual, you will see how everything comes apart and can be put back together. It’s fairly easy to do
I think I’m gonna try getting the Bissell zing bag less or bagged for my bench vac
I like this a little more because of the cyclone here assembly. But the bissell is cheaper
I wanted one of these
They aren’t that expensive and they are actually not that bad.
@@DillonCleans You said it's the worst vacuum you've ever experienced in your life. But here you say it's actually not that bad. Which is it please?
Hello, as a user of this little vacuum cleaner I highly recommend it. I do not recommend it as the vacuum cleaner you use in your entire house. This vacuum serves it’s purpose considering the size. I use mine for cat hair and cat litter. I have another large shark vacuum cleaner that takes care of the bigger jobs in my house Which quite honestly I let my cleaning people do every other week.
OMG fuck yeah finally got you in Eureka time this will be really good for cleaning out other machines
It has actually really surprised me. I put a turbo brush on it and i tried to stop it but it didnt
They do make HEPA bags
Orange is the new lemon 🥴
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Dumb question: when I vacuum with canister is it fine to yank around canister by the hose as I go or do I have to bend down and push it? Will the hose rip or is it designed to be dragged around by the hose???
The hose is designed to pull the vacuum. It shouldn’t rip unless it’s made out of cheap materials. Don’t be super rough with any vacuum no matter canister or upright. But they can be dragged around
I found that it's not even the same as the upright Versions probably around the 2000s that older one was much better
Yes certainly the older ones were better
nice i am not a huge fan of eureka but i am sure that vacuum would be good for bare floors
It performed very well on bare floor. I am about to upload a pick up tests video on this vacuum to you can see how it does.
@@DillonCleans that’s very good i’d probably buy one to clean other vacuums out or dirty cars
@@vacuumguy3165 that is why I wanted this vacuum. Just to clean out other vacuums
I would guess 16 feet maximum
Yes. The cord is super super short
@@DillonCleans A lot of cheaper vacuums like shorter cords
That doesn’t seem that bad. Have you seen the new Dyson V15? It looks really cool and powerful.
Yes I have. I just tried placing an order for it but so many are being bought the website crashed
@@DillonCleans 😳 I hope you can get one soon. Is it going to replace the Outsize you just got?
It won’t replace it. Because I really like the wide cleaning path and the sturdy feel in my hands. But it will be used a lot like the outsize for more deeper cleans rather than the outsize. If I don’t want to get out a corded vacuum
I need a new filter, where do I buy it?
I would call the eureka number and tell them you need one. They might send one for free or direct you somewhere where you can buy it.
That doesn't even look like a whirlwind the original one was from 1990 i think
Well... it’s a eureka whirlwind. That’s the name. But it’s not THE eureka whirlind of the older design. This is the new one. And It’s absolute garbage.
Are you a closet queen?
no I am not but thank you for asking. 🙂
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Obviously you haven't cleaned a house ever..... what are you doing!! SMH
Um what. I clean houses regularly and I’ve been collecting vacuums for over 10 years. I think I know what I’m talking about