by minimus 49 Replies latest jw friends
TD - appreciate all the great info re/induction motors and thanks to all I have a new perspective on TV products. I wonder if the light-weight Dyson vacuum cleaners (10-12 yrs. ago) that never held up long was because of wrong/inferior motors. I know for fact their hairdryers have issues but they're great when working. Couple hairdressers have returned to manufacturer and received new ones. Hoping mine holds up.
I sometimes shop at the "as seen on tV" stores. Night sunglasses were good.
How do you find tv stores or you just have to bump into them? I know people that were buying the robot vacs at Big Lots about same time I was ordering high end ones online - you just never know what's out there.
I'd like to do a mystery xmas gift (we draw numbers/$ limit/everyone brings a gift or 2 for one of our groups) made up of couple of 'tv store products' if I find them discounted. Night sunglasses would be wild.
Now I'm getting Dyson ads popping up.
A couple of years ago I bought a cheaper clean air filter vacuum. It's great but I couldn't believe the amount of air filters that need cleaning once I closely inspected it. Most of them aren't listed in the instructions. It's no wonder they stop working or the suction goes a lot of the time.
I watched a YouTube on cleaning the inside if a sewing machine, again there are places to clean that I had no idea about.
It's well worth looking after stuff if you know how.
I agree - it's a time-consuming messy job but lots of responsibility maintaining things. The best vacuum around here is the Central vac with all the outlets throughout the house - they build into the house at time of construction but I know people that have added later. I didn't appreciate for years but they're so lightweight and great on the hard stone floors and carpet - have separate handles and attachments depending on type of floor. If you have more than one floor in home good to keep a set of hoses on both floors - I think Home Depot sells the accessories.