Name: Kenmore 200 Series BC4002
Brand: Kenmore
SKU: 631274e1951d599565a30144
Rating: 4.0 (69 reviews)

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Say goodbye to dust bunnies, pet dander and more with the Kenmore 200 Series bagged canister vacuum. Powerful yet lightweight, this handy companion is designed with a HEPA filtration system to rid the air of common allergens and can tackle any type of floor covering. With a convenient adjustable height to eliminate slouching and bending, plus an automatic cord rewind to help prevent tripping, this canister vacuum is your secret weapon to a super clean household.

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CR’s take: The Kenmore 200 Series BC4002 offers both performance and value, and earns our CR Best Buy designation. At this relatively low price you get an impressive vacuum that vanquishes pet hair and leaves floors spotless. It’s also quite capable at cleaning carpet, earning a Very Good on that test. Emissions are clean, and tool airflow is strong, so you’ll have no problem using your attachments. Our testers found it pretty easy to handle and move under and around furniture.

CR’s take: The Kenmore 200 Series BC4002 offers both performance and value. At this relatively low price, you get an impressive vacuum that vanquishes pet hair and leaves floors spotless. It’s also quite capable at cleaning carpet, earning a Very Good rating on that test. Emissions are clean, and tool airflow is strong, so you’ll have no problem using your attachments. Our testers found it pretty easy to handle and move under and around furniture.

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 And also that bagged vacuums are actually cleaner than backless vacuums because the bag traps the debris and dirt a lot better and you just have to throw the back away even though it's not as economical as you know backless vacuums are. so everything is very self-explanatory It comes with a instruction manual, but I didn't even bother reading it because I mean it's very self-explanatory to attach all the pieces together. and by the way, um excuse the way I looked. I literally woke up and started making this video so I kind of look like I fell out of a tree and I look like a bum

 All of my vacuums have always been the upright backless vacuums so we'll see how I like this or not. When this product became available to review, I did look up what the pros were of having a canister-backed vacuum and the pro is that if you have different floors like if you have hardwood carpet and linoleum then a canister vacuum um is better than an upright vacuum because upright vacuums are like better suited for homes that are fully carpeted. And also that bagged vacuums are actually cleaner than backless vacuums because the bag traps the debris and dirt a lot better and you just have to throw the back away even though it's not as economical as you know backless vacuums are. so everything is very self-explanatory It comes with a instruction manual, but I didn't even bother reading it because I mean it's very self-explanatory to attach all the pieces together

 Well I mean I guess when I have guests people go into my living room but we never really use my living room. where usually in like um that play area right next to um, the dining room and it gets a lot of traffic because the dog and my baby's always in there. So um this actually kind of reminds me of my cordless vacuum because of this the the stick part of it which by the way everything's detachable so it actually is pretty storage friendly because you could just detach everything. and um, because it does have like that kind of like stick vacuum feature

Kenmore 200 Series HEPA Bagged Cannister Vacuum BC3002 [Walmart Exclusive]

What did you get, thinking it would be BIFL, but it ended up NOT being BIFL at all

This vacuum is very light weight. After my last Kenmore vacuum I am tending toward thinking it not working well. However, to give it a chance I will say it seems to have good suction and the power head works well on my carpet. The hardwood attachment is a joke

 However, to give it a chance I will say it seems to have good suction and the power head works well on my carpet. The hardwood attachment is a joke. Mostly scrapes along on the floor.

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99 and it's actually pretty good. That's pretty good deal because then you're getting six bags again. These are certified Asthma and Allergy Friendly Fizzes and it's an approved replacement part for certified Asthma analogy Friendly Cares. They're back in clearance but it'll also work in

 They can Again, you can tell I can tell you this is a Panasonic as that. See here it says one one six. This one starts with hmm that's it. Just gives you the part number it of course it says these from model number

 It might just be wood, but you can tell here both. The bristles are kind of firm, same kind of firmness. They both have the same kind of high adjustments setup and I'm Trent there we go. have the tap sometimes to get it clear

 One two five. So apparently they both use the same kind of built this big books A CB Three I'm not sure if this brush roll here is wood or plastic made to look like wood. It might just be wood, but you can tell here both. The bristles are kind of firm, same kind of firmness

New Kenmore 200 Series Canister Vacuum

There is a cloth pre-motor filter at the top of the dust bin that needs to be washed and one (the exhaust filter) in a tray on the bottom of the canister itself that needs to be changed when it gets dirty. Like with all vacuum cleaners with spinning brushes, definitely keep that clean as well.

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Sorry for the long post. I feel I should lay everything out properly.

So I've always used this $60 dirt devil upright my parents bought 5 years ago. I figured it was time for an upgrade and wanted something to use on wood floors as well. So after some research, and binge-watching Vacuum Wars I bought the Shark NV352. I was satisfied with it but after doing some more research I found it's not really that good and won't last that long. After looking around more I bought the Miele Classic C1 Turbo but was completely let down with its performance for how much it cost as the Shark got more dirt from carpets. I suppose it's my fault since I thought I could get away with an air nozzle. Now basically I need a vacuum with an electric nozzle for both wood floors and carpet rooms. Most of my house is wood but I have 2 rooms with carpets (wood floor \~1060 sq.ft while carpeted rooms \~200 sq.ft combined, not including stairs) and eventually, we're moving to a bigger house with a carpeted basement so I need to take that into account. **My budget is around \~$400 (with some wiggle room**) and was wondering what I could get. 

**My 1st option** was to get the Hoover ONEPWR HEPA+ for carpets and floor as well as a ONEPWR Blade+ for the extra battery and being able to vacuum other stuff along with carpet stairs. The problem with this is that I'll need to keep swapping batteries and its more devices to sort through and change while cleaning. **The 2nd option** I looked at was a Kenmore 700 series which seemed like a cheap Miele and fit what I wanted but it has mixed reviews being recommended in this sub but not by others such as Performance Reviews and it's way too heavy at 30lbs. **The 3rd option** and my favorite is the Zero-G which has everything I want, especially the stair nozzle with amazing reviews BUT it has no retractable cable which, as much as I don't like I can live with, and it's also $579 which is a bit over my budget. I feel like I'm either forced to overspend (I know it's a good investment but it still hurts) or go with cumbersome options. What would you guys recommend? I appreciate any response.

<div class="md">Sorry for the long post. I feel I should lay everything out properly.

So I&#39;ve always used this $60 dirt devil upright my parents bought 5 years ago. I figured it was time for an upgrade and wanted something to use on wood floors as well. So after some research, and binge-watching Vacuum Wars I bought the Shark NV352. I was satisfied with it but after doing some more research I found it&#39;s not really that good and won&#39;t last that long. After looking around more I bought the Miele Classic C1 Turbo but was completely let down with its performance for how much it cost as the Shark got more dirt from carpets. I suppose it&#39;s my fault since I thought I could get away with an air nozzle. Now basically I need a vacuum with an electric nozzle for both wood floors and carpet rooms. Most of my house is wood but I have 2 rooms with carpets (wood floor ~1060 sq.ft while carpeted rooms ~200 sq.ft combined, not including stairs) and eventually, we&#39;re moving to a bigger house with a carpeted basement so I need to take that into account. My budget is around ~$400 (with some wiggle room) and was wondering what I could get. 

My 1st option was to get the Hoover ONEPWR HEPA+ for carpets and floor as well as a ONEPWR Blade+ for the extra battery and being able to vacuum other stuff along with carpet stairs. The problem with this is that I&#39;ll need to keep swapping batteries and its more devices to sort through and change while cleaning. The 2nd option I looked at was a Kenmore 700 series which seemed like a cheap Miele and fit what I wanted but it has mixed reviews being recommended in this sub but not by others such as Performance Reviews and it&#39;s way too heavy at 30lbs. The 3rd option and my favorite is the Zero-G which has everything I want, especially the stair nozzle with amazing reviews BUT it has no retractable cable which, as much as I don&#39;t like I can live with, and it&#39;s also $579 which is a bit over my budget. I feel like I&#39;m either forced to overspend (I know it&#39;s a good investment but it still hurts) or go with cumbersome options. What would you guys recommend? I appreciate any response.
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Light weight, but complicated wand use

We were forced to replace our Kenmore French door fridge because the compressor failed. It was only 7 years old.

Hello BIFL,

I am planning to buy/order a new French door style refrigerator in the next month with an ice maker. I prefer to buy from a non-big box, so the niche brands are open. Can folks share their experience and suggestions?

Thank you in advance.

<div class="md">Hello BIFL,

I am planning to buy/order a new French door style refrigerator in the next month with an ice maker. I prefer to buy from a non-big box, so the niche brands are open. Can folks share their experience and suggestions?

Thank you in advance.
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Looking for advice on a new French door style refrigerator

.would invest in better quality..but I did that with a different brand bought cheap filters and ruined the engine

Because of that, you need to wash the pre-motor filter and wipe the inside of the bag compartment every so often. That is one thing I wish Kenmore would fix. If you do not mind that, it is a good unit.

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Okay, I'll try to keep this brief. I've fallen into a semi-educated abyss and am trying to climb out. 

**Brief Background**

My gf said she would like a vacuum cleaner for her birthday. She's recently become enthralled with Tik Tok cleaning videos, and I am fully supportive of this hobby seeing as we plan on tying the knot within the next couple of years. 

**The Search**

So, I really wanted to get her something special. A quick Google led me to this:

[https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004Q4DRJW/ref=ox\_sc\_act\_title\_4?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&amp;psc=1](https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004Q4DRJW/ref=ox_sc_act_title_4?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&amp;psc=1)

But, wanting to get some real-talk advice, I decided to hop over to this lovely sub and see what people thought. 

Obviously, I learned pretty quickly that Shark has a pretty bad rap around here. Everyone in my office swears by them, but I want to get something that's really nice and will last (keeping in mind my budget is \~$400). 

So I was very close then to getting this:

[https://www.amazon.com/dp/B075QPCX9L/ref=sbl\_dpx\_B07P97JJNZ\_0](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B075QPCX9L/ref=sbl_dpx_B07P97JJNZ_0)

But become worried -- it seems rightly -- that it's not great for carpet. Most over her \~700 sq. ft. apartment is low-medium pile carpet (which apparently is a thing, news to me), so it's important what I get works well on carpet. 

So I thought then that maybe a step up would work:

[https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07P97JJNZ/ref=crt\_ewc\_title\_dp\_3?ie=UTF8&amp;psc=1&amp;smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER](https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07P97JJNZ/ref=crt_ewc_title_dp_3?ie=UTF8&amp;psc=1&amp;smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER)

But again, some people say not great for carpet (though I've read everything from "it's great with carpet!" to "it's terrible with carpet!"). Trying to decipher what's user error and what's true about a damn vacuum seems next to impossible. 

Then I thought maybe the good ol' Hoover WindTunnel:

[https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08BJX2TLC/ref=crt\_ewc\_title\_dp\_2?ie=UTF8&amp;psc=1&amp;smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER](https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08BJX2TLC/ref=crt_ewc_title_dp_2?ie=UTF8&amp;psc=1&amp;smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER)

But that honestly seems completely boring. 

Then I thought possible this Kenmore could be a nice middle ground:

[https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B075F41FZJ/ref=crt\_ewc\_title\_dp\_1?ie=UTF8&amp;psc=1&amp;smid=A2YY8IX604KF21](https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B075F41FZJ/ref=crt_ewc_title_dp_1?ie=UTF8&amp;psc=1&amp;smid=A2YY8IX604KF21)

But again, some love, some hate, it sounds heavy and I don't love the way it looks. 

WHAT'S A GUY TO DO. Seriously, is there no $300 - $400 nice vacuum that looks cool and gets the job done on all surfaces? And why IN GOD'S NAME are there 6,000 different vacuums, 5,950 of which are slight iterations with no clear benefit over one another? Sigh. 

**The Ask**

I would be extremely appreciative of any and all recommendations/tips/etc. and thanks (I think) for the wealth of information in this sub. I'm lying awake at night thinking about vacuums now and... I guess there are worse things.

<div class="md">Okay, I&#39;ll try to keep this brief. I&#39;ve fallen into a semi-educated abyss and am trying to climb out.

Brief Background

My gf said she would like a vacuum cleaner for her birthday. She&#39;s recently become enthralled with Tik Tok cleaning videos, and I am fully supportive of this hobby seeing as we plan on tying the knot within the next couple of years.

The Search

So, I really wanted to get her something special. A quick Google led me to this:

<a href="https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004Q4DRJW/ref=ox_sc_act_title_4?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&amp;psc=1">Shark NV352 Navigator</a>

But, wanting to get some real-talk advice, I decided to hop over to this lovely sub and see what people thought.

Obviously, I learned pretty quickly that Shark has a pretty bad rap around here. Everyone in my office swears by them, but I want to get something that&#39;s really nice and will last (keeping in mind my budget is ~$400).

So I was very close then to getting this:

<a href="https://www.amazon.com/dp/B075QPCX9L/ref=sbl_dpx_B07P97JJNZ_0">Miele Classic C1</a>

But become worried -- it seems rightly -- that it&#39;s not great for carpet. Most over her ~700 sq. ft. apartment is low-medium pile carpet (which apparently is a thing, news to me), so it&#39;s important what I get works well on carpet.

So I thought then that maybe a step up would work:

<a href="https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07P97JJNZ/ref=crt_ewc_title_dp_3?ie=UTF8&amp;psc=1&amp;smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER">Miele Classic C1 Turbo</a>

But again, some people say not great for carpet (though I&#39;ve read everything from &quot;it&#39;s great with carpet!&quot; to &quot;it&#39;s terrible with carpet!&quot;). Trying to decipher what&#39;s user error and what&#39;s true about a damn vacuum seems next to impossible.

Then I thought maybe the good ol&#39; Hoover WindTunnel:

<a href="https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08BJX2TLC/ref=crt_ewc_title_dp_2?ie=UTF8&amp;psc=1&amp;smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER">Hoover WindTunnel T-Series Tempo</a>

But that honestly seems completely boring.

Then I thought possible this Kenmore could be a nice middle ground:

<a href="https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B075F41FZJ/ref=crt_ewc_title_dp_1?ie=UTF8&amp;psc=1&amp;smid=A2YY8IX604KF21">Kenmore Elite 81714</a>

But again, some love, some hate, it sounds heavy and I don&#39;t love the way it looks.

WHAT&#39;S A GUY TO DO. Seriously, is there no $300 - $400 nice vacuum that looks cool and gets the job done on all surfaces? And why IN GOD&#39;S NAME are there 6,000 different vacuums, 5,950 of which are slight iterations with no clear benefit over one another? Sigh.

The Ask

I would be extremely appreciative of any and all recommendations/tips/etc. and thanks (I think) for the wealth of information in this sub. I&#39;m lying awake at night thinking about vacuums now and... I guess there are worse things.
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A noob tries to buy a nice vacuum for his gf and get SUCKED in: a cry for help

Two dislikes 1.  I miss the light on the Power Mate that I had on my other vacuum and 2. I miss the complete unit shut down switch on the handel that I had on my other vacuum. other than that it is OK

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