If your vacuum cleaner has recently broken down beyond repair, you might be interested in learning where to go for vacuum cleaners ratings.
I know that when my vacuum broke earlier this summer, I was shocked to see how expensive they were to replace.
I got mine as a birthday gift several years ago, and I remember thinking that it was the worst present ever.
Had I known how much my aunt paid for the stupid thing, I definitely would have been more appreciative! Any vacuum cleaner worth your time will cost you at least $200.
If you want a brand name vacuum and purchase it from a door to door salesman, it could end up costing you $2,000.
Literally, some people finance their vacuum cleaners.
I had no idea vacuuming was so serious! When I went to the big box store to look at replacement vacuum cleaners, I didn't really know what I was looking for.
Besides choosing whether or not to go with the bag less type, they all kind of looked the same.
None of the different brands had vacuum cleaners ratings on their boxes, so there was no cohesive set of standards to look for.
In the end, I had to ask a sales associate for help.
That turned out to be a waste of time, however, because the people in the big stores that have everything aren't well trained in vacuum cleaners.
I called up a few independent vacuum cleaner stores and asked for their evaluations.
I talked to a couple of very nice gentlemen, gave them my price range and bag preference (I'm a bag less kind of girl) and they gave me their own vacuum cleaners ratings.
I'm so happy I asked the experts, because I'm quite happy with the one that I bought.
If you need a new vacuum and aren't sure which one to buy, call up an expert.
You'll save yourself a lot of time and hassle.