This is the vacuum I got. It's not a bagless. I hear they're a pain and messy to empty. This one is easy to maneuver and has good suction. It was the top rated vacuum in the most recent Consumer Reports vacuum reviews so that was part of the reason I bought it. Plus it's half the price of a Dyson, which doesn't even rate that well on the CR tests. Even if everyone I know says they love their Dysons. Sorry, Charlie, I'm Frugalmom.
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- 11.5 12 quarts grape juice
- 9.27 15 quarts spaghetti sauce
- 9.26 Taught applesauce (7 quarts)
- 9.17 11 quarts pears
- 9.14 7 bags peaches for the freezer
- 9.10 7 quarts dill pickles
- 9.7 14 pints salsa
- 8.27 5 quart bags strawberries, 2 bags yellow squash, 10 bags shredded zucchini for the freezer
- 8.23 4 pints green beans
- 8.20 14 quarts peaches, 2 quart bags frozen
- 8.19 4 batches strawberry freezer jam (31 cups total)
- 8.18 froze 1 bag corn, 2 quart bags peaches
- 8.14 Taught green beans (8 pints and 2 quarts)
- 8.9 Taught green beans (5 pints)
- 8.8 5 quarts peaches
- 8.4 12 pints green beans
- 7.27 Taught green beans (6 quarts)
- 7.24 9 pints green beans
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2 comments:
I'm one of the Dyson lovers. No idea why it doesn't rate well. I've had mine almost 2 years and still love it.
Yay for a vacuum you love, whether it be a Dyson or not ;)
My Dyson died completely at about 18 months. I'm no longer their biggest fan.
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