Hoover WindTunnel 3 vs Hoover Commercial HushTone

Look at this. I'm not kidding around when I say that it's it's It's amazing and yet it's coiled so it doesn't look like it's all stretched out. I've h...

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...

So I figured I would give it a go. Pros: -Suction: It really does have great suction. It is fairly stronger then my older, lighter vacuum. It does seem to pull up more of the deeper laid dirt, but its a new vacuum compared to an old vacuum

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

Crap plastic for real. CONCLUSION: All in all it's still a good vacuum with super suction power, but the cheap plastic body is straight crap. Better body and more durable pieces would easily keep this vacuum 5 stars for me.

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 ..

(Think 12 amps X 120 volts= 1440 watts. That's like pushing around an electric heater of sorts.) Pros: Good value Excellent suction Easy to empty Long cord Cons: Attachments do not stay attached to their poorly designed storage clips-very frustrating Headlight is completely useless in all lighting conditions No self-winding cord;leads to unruly mess of knots Same old wheel design is still poor and will lead to failure

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.

Sure the plastic is a little cheap but if you like it and it functions right you can be MacGyver and maybe put some of your own extra strengthening in those weak areas yourself and if you make sure you keep the filters clean and don't allow them to fill up too much you won't burn out your vacuum if you don't clean it and the filter is full the vacuum works a lot harder

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

It isn't the best with hard floors and, if you have predominantly hard flooring in your home, you would be better off spending a little extra on the $309 Electrolux Precision Brushroll Clean. If, however, you're looking for a sub-$200 vacuum that can handle allergy or asthma-causing dust and debris in your carpets, the Hoover WindTunnel 3 and its dual carbon and HEPA filter will get the job done without stressing your wallet. Colin West McDonald/CNET Design and features

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.

I bought this vacuum because the specs look great, and I couldn't believe that the negative comments people were saying were actually true. They must be exaggerating and it's just a matter of setting adjustments. I was wrong. This vacuum, although it has great suction, has a major design flaw that I can't believe got past quality control

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.

I have a Shark, and love it, but it's hard to use the attachments because the house is short. You end up basically lifting the vacuum to reach things, or knocking it over. So, we thought we should look for something to make it easier to clean all our cat trees, vents, and the edges by the baseboards. We picked this one and it does have a hose that's easier to use

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