Hoover Commercial HushTone vs SEBO X4

Most carpet cleaners don't even carry a vacuum, but with Oxydy this is a standard operating procedure and I will normally actually post vacuum after I...

Sibo uses a 12-inch cylinder filter to the side of the bag and what this does is it keeps the bag off the pre-filter so you do not lose any suction po...

Although you lose the hard floor brushroll shutoff from the T-Series, the Hushtone does give you a lifetime belt protection system and sealed filtration.

. ten years in and I am just now servicing it with a new filter and belt, and not because it is faltering at all but just because it has been faithful for TEN years! I was also told Sebo vacuums have been used for decades in the White House and that it will last long enough to pass on to my kids! Not sure about that, but honestly the thing is a workhorse and worth the price tag.

I really want to like this vacuum. I use this for my small cleaning business. It’s sturdy and has decent suction. The cord is a good length

It might work OK if the longer pile rug is permanently installed wall to wall, but for longer pile throw rugs, this machine is not good. -Wish the beater bar would turn off when I'm using the wand or the "power paw". The beater bar just spins and spins when I'm using the wand. - No storage place on the machine for an extra section of wand - that's annoying

Wheels need to be better to vacuum travertine and uneven tile. Skate board type wheels would be much better. One wheel kept falling off until I replaced the C style clip.

Setting up **The Gallerist** for solo now to refresh and compare how I feel on Kanban vs the only other Lacerda design I've tried.

Take a look at the Hoover Hushtone Commercial CH54113/CH54115 and the Proforce Proteanm 1200XP are two vacuums that sell between $300-350. Both are bagged commercial upright vacuums that are more durable for high use. They both have quick draw wands and hoses for above floor cleaning.

the vacuum needs a 2 way power switch so the roller brush can be shut off while using the hose and wand. A little expensive.

Not as noisy on one selection probably because suction is less. Long cord. Tools are on vacuum and easy to. Use

you're going to see it automatically move up and down and you'll see the lights on the top of the unit indicate that it's moving up or down, which is ...

Good dust collector and filtration. Adequate accessories. Long cord (replaceable). Easy maintenance

In addition, stop and get off the bike when I move between those spots. I shouldn't judge the bike by the transistion spot since is not a fair comparison.

Good Stuff - this vacuum sucks! Like, really well. However, it is HEAVY! Additionally trying to push it around objects is like trying to steer a cruise ship ..

.we have now had this over 10 years and despite needing a cord repair (again from an inattentive user running over and over the cord thus fraying the rubber covering) and repair of the handle locking mechanism (each costing about $60) any hose clog, brush entanglement or other suction problem has been so easy to troubleshoot myself that the power of the vacuum today is the same as when I bought it. It easily pulls up all the labrador hair from the corner of the rugs and transitions easily from rugs to hard wood or tile floors