We've gone through all of the cons and pros of the 4 different dirt capture systems. Now for my conclusion. In my experience,
Cloth bags are more expensive than regular bags, though you
have to change them less, but the mess in my opinion is just not worth it.
With bag-less, your vacuum will start to lose suction when
your filter gets dirty, and then you’ll have to replace the filter ($$$).
As for the water filtration, I just wouldn’t go for it.
Again, the problem with having water near your electronics is that there is
water near your electronics.
thanks for all the advice!
ReplyDeleteHave to agree, only thing I like abotu bagless is it's easier, but yeah it is money no matter how you look at it.
ReplyDeleteMy bagless vaccuum says that you're right...hahaha
ReplyDeleteGreat advice, it seems that many of the current vacuums don't use bags, unless I'm not looking.
ReplyDeleteLook harder! Haha
DeleteI'm all for the disposable bags... definitely the way to go.
ReplyDeleteHaha, or we could use good old fashion brooms.
ReplyDeletePaper bags are the way to go. GO PAPERBAGS!
ReplyDeleteYou're right and I know this from bad experiences!
ReplyDeleteInteresting post!
ReplyDeletenice advice
ReplyDeleteI'm kinda surprised old fashioned vacuums are the best, but I guess they make 'em that way for a reason, eh?
ReplyDeleteI'm definitely with you on the water filtration thing!
ReplyDeleteNeat bags usually wok pretty well!
ReplyDeleteNot too many stores still carry vacuum bags.
ReplyDeleteThat's what eBay is for! :)
DeleteBagged vacuums for me it is then.
ReplyDeleteI always see those awesome commercials about the new vacuums... But I suppose you're right.
ReplyDeleteHello! I also think that You are right...
ReplyDeletei seriously would not know what to do with my life if i read these convenient vacuum tips on a regular basis.
ReplyDeleteHe sure likes vacs
ReplyDeleteYep, I personally use paper bags.
ReplyDeleteI think ill just leave my roomate to take care of this
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