Name: Karcher CV300
Brand: Karcher
SKU: 628774f2fb7b7b71c99161cb
Rating: 0.0 (39 reviews)

Who packages a vacuum this way?

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I've been doing a lot of reading to figure out what my next vacuum should be. My current vacuum is an upright bagless. It was in the $80 range so it's really poor quality. I think I'd like to get an upright bagged model. We have mostly hardwood and tile with a few low rugs. It looks like the Miele U1 is what I should get, but I really didn't want to give $700 for a vacuum. Everything else that fits my use case and is in the $250-$350 price range are all canisters. I used a rainbow canister growing up and I hated dragging it around. Why is the canister platform so popular?

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;ve been doing a lot of reading to figure out what my next vacuum should be. My current vacuum is an upright bagless. It was in the $80 range so it&#39;s really poor quality. I think I&#39;d like to get an upright bagged model. We have mostly hardwood and tile with a few low rugs. It looks like the Miele U1 is what I should get, but I really didn&#39;t want to give $700 for a vacuum. Everything else that fits my use case and is in the $250-$350 price range are all canisters. I used a rainbow canister growing up and I hated dragging it around. Why is the canister platform so popular?</p>

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<p>Edit: I reviewed the flow chart. I understand I&#39;m being told hardwood = canister, I just don&#39;t understand why people like dragging a canister around and getting it all tangled up with furniture and stuff.</p>
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Why are canister models so popular?

 Unfortunately that means it’s only worth $50-100. Remember what would you pay for your own used product.

So my wife and I bought a Simplicity Fetch about 4 years ago and we’ve never really been impressed with it for the price we paid. 

After a quick search on this sub, I see that they’re not really recommended haha. 

We’re considering trying to sell it and get something different. Especially because we’d like something that will work for our carpeted stairs too.

I have seen a few people recommend Karcher CV300, but I’ve wondered about a canister vacuum since we have the stairs. How do uprights vs. canisters work? Which is more powerful?

Lastly, any guesses on how much our vacuum will be worth? I was guessing $450?

<div class="md"><p>So my wife and I bought a Simplicity Fetch about 4 years ago and we’ve never really been impressed with it for the price we paid. </p>

<p>After a quick search on this sub, I see that they’re not really recommended haha. </p>

<p>We’re considering trying to sell it and get something different. Especially because we’d like something that will work for our carpeted stairs too.</p>

<p>I have seen a few people recommend Karcher CV300, but I’ve wondered about a canister vacuum since we have the stairs. How do uprights vs. canisters compare? Which is more powerful?</p>

<p>Lastly, any guesses on how much our vacuum will be worth? I was guessing $450?</p>
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Finding out that Simplicity is not recommended.. what is mine worth to sell and what should I upgrade to..?

Check out the [$340 Karcher CV300, it's a stripped down commercial version of the SEBO Felix/Dart upright]([URL REMOVED] that can support a $60 canister-type hard floor nozzle. It's one of the few uprights that'll clean just as effectively as a canister on hard floors, but the one issue is that it doesn't come with any attachments other than the basic hose. Of course, you can always order some later on.

I have pets, and we are all allergic to dander/dust. 

Right now I have a $50 Bissell PowerForce Helix Turbo that’s probably like 5 years old, and it just died. 

I live in a medium-sized apartment where the bedrooms are carpet and the rest is laminate. 

I prefer upright vacuums but would consider those handheld/smaller vacuums if they’re good. I just prefer pushing a vacuum around. 

I’d like something that has attachments I can use to clean high places, but it is more of a want than a need. 

Budget is $400 or less.

<div class="md"><p>I have pets, and we are all allergic to dander/dust. </p>

<p>Right now I have a $50 Bissell PowerForce Helix Turbo that’s probably like 5 years old, and it just died. </p>

<p>I live in a medium-sized apartment where the bedrooms are carpet and the rest is laminate. </p>

<p>I prefer upright vacuums but would consider those handheld/smaller vacuums if they’re good. I just prefer pushing a vacuum around. </p>

<p>I’d like something that has attachments I can use to clean high places, but it is more of a want than a need. </p>

<p>Budget is $400 or less.</p>
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Need a new vacuum for pets/allergies, upright preferred

So I returned the shark navigator that was about $350 for the Hoover one power cordless hepa for $300 since this group recommended it. We’ve had the Hoover under a week and it’s making a loud whirling sound and it’s clogging on my hair. If I call customer service and return this I don’t even know what to buy next. We have carpet and hardwood but I mostly want a vacuum for the carpet areas. I have long shedding hair. We have a short hair cat. Willing to spend up to $300. Our apartment is about a thousand square feet

<div class="md"><p>So I returned the shark navigator that was about $350 for the Hoover one power cordless hepa for $300 since this group recommended it. We’ve had the Hoover under a week and it’s making a loud whirling sound and it’s clogging on my hair. If I call customer service and return this I don’t even know what to buy next. We have carpet and hardwood but I mostly want a vacuum for the carpet areas. I have long shedding hair. We have a short hair cat. Willing to spend up to $300. Our apartment is about a thousand square feet</p>
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Returned shark for a Hoover one power

I have a small studio space and have so far killed a Dyson stick vac and a Kenmore upright vacuum. I mostly suck up nail dust and the dirt from peoples shoes. I would prefer something on the lighter side but I don’t care if it’s corded or not. The dyson had battery issues from the get go that they resolved then happened all over again and the kenmore just seems to have lost almost of its suction even after a super thorough cleaning. Thank you for any advice!

<div class="md"><p>I have a small studio space and have so far killed a Dyson stick vac and a Kenmore upright vacuum. I mostly suck up nail dust and the dirt from peoples shoes. I would prefer something on the lighter side but I don’t care if it’s corded or not. The dyson had battery issues from the get go that they resolved then happened all over again and the kenmore just seems to have lost almost of its suction even after a super thorough cleaning. Thank you for any advice!</p>
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Best vacuum for a nail salon?

 The Karcher is also simpler to get into for user maintenance with its tool-free unclogging and brushroll access.

As a way to breathe a little life into your old Bissell, you might want to stick a new belt on there and get some new filters. I'm unsure about what type of filter the Bissell has, but even the washable ones need to be replaced after a couple years. Still, the Bissells aren't known for being especially stellar vacuums.

I live in a small apartment with a cat that's probably 45% hardwood, 45% carpet, and 10% weird bathroom tile.

My  budget is probably around $300 since I'm still a young adult who's kind of nervous about making a BIFL purchase, but wouldn't mind doing that!  Also nervous about bagged vacuums since buying bags sounds like more money? How often am I supposed to change them?

I'm currently considering the green Henry + some SEBO vacuum but I'm still really clueless about this after perusing the "start here" links oops :(

I was also kind of curious about the effectiveness of my current vacuum which I got for $40 back in college-- it's a Bissell 9595A. I can't seem to get all this weird litter dust from a previous owner of the apartment out of the carpet and I've vacuumed slowly SO many times.

<div class="md"><p>I live in a small apartment with a cat that&#39;s probably 45% hardwood, 45% carpet, and 10% weird bathroom tile.</p>

<p>My  budget is probably around $300 since I&#39;m still a young adult who&#39;s kind of nervous about making a BIFL purchase, but wouldn&#39;t mind doing that!  Also nervous about bagged vacuums since buying bags sounds like more money? How often am I supposed to change them?</p>

<p>I&#39;m currently considering the green Henry + some SEBO vacuum but I&#39;m still really clueless about this after perusing the &quot;start here&quot; links oops :(</p>

<p>I was also kind of curious about the effectiveness of my current vacuum which I got for $40 back in college-- it&#39;s a Bissell 9595A. I can&#39;t seem to get all this weird litter dust from a previous owner of the apartment out of the carpet and I&#39;ve vacuumed slowly SO many times.</p>
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ISO of a corded vacuum for an apartment!

Spent a good amount of time on the web looking at reviews before deciding to buy this vacuum cleaner. I have used Bissel and Kenmore before this one and certainly Karcher has a lot more suction power. This model is geared towards carpeted places and you can buy a separate attachment for hardwood. It is not a light vacuum though, so if that’s a concern I would not recommend this

Great suction power. Superb for carpeted areas

The three vacuums I always wanted as a young vacuum collector are finally in my collection! + mini-reviews on each (Miele S7 Tango, Riccar Radiance, SEBO Felix)

So if you can't afford the Sebo or Mieles, although I HIGHLY recommend them, before you get a Dyson or Shark (please don't). I'll always though the one cheaper option on here (which the bot shows) and that's the Hoover Tempo (UH30301) or Windtunnel Max (UH30600)  BAGGED models. (There's very little REAL difference between these models, buy the one that's on sale).

The Dyson is HORRIBLE with Animal Hair, even though it's called the "Animal". My office has a "Office Dog" (Chocolate Lab), and I tossed the vacuum under a year after being tired of cleaning it. Although I had a fight with my cleaning crew that thinks Dyson's are the only vacuum, We're using a Hoover Hushtone, and the vacuum 6 months in is looking like new, and only on it's 2nd bag).

I bought a brand new Bissell Pet Hair Eraser turbo like 6 months ago and it's been through the ringer. I need a workhorse of a vacuum but don't know where to go. I've heard the Dyson Ball Animal 2 is good for the job but I'm starting not to trust the brands that the big box stores carry. Any recommendations ?

<div class="md"><p>I bought a brand new Bissell Pet Hair Eraser turbo like 6 months ago and it&#39;s been through the ringer. I need a workhorse of a vacuum but don&#39;t know where to go. I&#39;ve heard the Dyson Ball Animal 2 is good for the job but I&#39;m starting not to trust the brands that the big box stores carry. Any recommendations ?</p>
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