How to Choose the Best Vacuum for Your Home!

Josh, a local vacuum expert, helps guide you through the complicated process of choosing a vacuum cleaner. With so many brands and features out there it can be stressful to do it alone. That's why we are here to help! Learn a bit about the vacuum industry, what to factor into your decision, where to look, and some important questions to ask.
If you want further help, don't hesitate to contact us and we would be glad to answer any of your questions

Vacuums R Us & Sewing Too – Arvada Store
5215 W. 80th Ave.
Arvada, CO 80003
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Vacuums R Us & Sewing Too – Boulder Store
3005 28th St.
Boulder, CO 80301
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[corey]

The 3 vacuum stores we have here in Wichita are like vultures when you walk in. This guy seems super nice and honest in his opinion.

[tomscott]

There are two stores in my area (used to be 5) and they are both super aggressive. I get it. Online and package stores are selling plastic junk at great prices (sometimes) and most people can't tell the difference. The thing is, I can, but honestly I don't want to buy from either of them. They immediately showed me their most expensive models (Sebo) before I had a chance to explain my situation and what I was looking for. One promised a 10 yr warranty (5 over the factory) but I'm not sure they're going to be around long enough to honor it.

[sheriffdaramola]

What! You didn't say anything about the vacuum cleaners!

[johnmitchell]

Didn't learn a dam thing about vacuums thanks for nothing

[jws]

Sorry, online reviews are useless. I know two individuals who get sent products all the time for free just so they post a review. Both individuals admit they rarely even use/test the items sent. They just write a positive review thereby guaranteeing they will get more products at their door.
I used to scour reviews for almost everything from kitchen appliances to campgrounds. I found them to be useless. Then I found out why (see above).

[kaylabooth]

How to choose a good vacuum:
Step 1: go to a vacuum store