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Product Reviews:
Hoover S3765-040 WindTunnel Electronic Bagless Canister Vacuum |
Rating: 4 (out of 5)
Summary: Well made, works well, fairly easy to use, and light to carry
Comments: We just got1the other day, so i do not know about long term reliability. however on 1st use it was powerful, and versatile. It takes some assembly and figuring out how to attach ething, however its really not as cumbersome as it appears.
Pros: You can turn the vacuum on and off with a howeverton on the handle.
You can carry the canister easily up stairs with the handle.
It has multiple levels of suction.
It is powerful, pulls up alot of dirt from carpets.
Retractable cord is nice.
Is lightweight and fairly easy to manuever.
Cons:The carpet head does not twist, so you have to twist your wrist when using.
Wish you could just turn off the brushes for use on hard floors, instead of having to switch heads.
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Rating: 5 (out of 5)
Summary: Worth e penny!! Nice
Comments: Recently moved into a new home..looked around many vacuums before zeroing on this one.
After using it I am not disappointed!!!! Really a nice vacuum and worth e penny..
It is not loud, cleans throughly, easy to assemble and store..It pulls dirt at a effective pace and the only drawback is that you end up emptying the trash can quiet often.I am pleased with this1and will endorse it!!!! |
Rating: 5 (out of 5)
Summary: Review of Hoover S3765-040 Wind Tunnel Vacuum
Comments: Vac has many great features, including a power upholstery nozzle and side brushes on the main carpet nozzle that allow1to get right up to baseboards and automatically adjusts to carpet pile. Unit is bagless;1just empties a plastic dirt cup. Has dual air filters, including a HEPA filter. Has tall casters, so it travels easily and does not tip sideways. Has multiple suction strengths with an indicator light on the console. Has an extra-wide floor attachment. Is much quieter than almost all home vacuums. Has an extensible wand/hose to accommodate different heights of operators. Unit seems tough. Comprehensive instructions allow the owner to trouble-shoot problems like clogs and snarls from such things as pet hair easily. Only criticism is that attachments other than the2power nozzles do not seem to "lock" into bottom of pipe in just1position so1may have to rotate them experimentally to achieve the right bends in the hose and pipe to allow the attachments to "sit" on the floor properly. |
Rating: 4 (out of 5)
Summary: great vacuum - however needs care
Comments: We've had this vacuum for 10 months (empty nesters, no pets, 1500 sf home, cleaning service uses this vacuum). It worked really well at the start, then after 9 months started to fade. The problems are that 1) The belt needed to be changed on the powerhead and 2) The filter really needed to be replaced, washing, 'tho possible was not practical. The local repair joint suggested changing both e3months (they wish!!) Once the belt and filter were changed the machine was back performing like a champ. We'll replace them e6months... |
Rating: 4 (out of 5)
Summary: Excellent, if a little hard to maneuver
Comments: The almost all effective vacuum I have ever owned. however, then, my Kenmore canister, purchased in 1966, likely will keep its title for longest running (and with no repairs other than duct tape) as it's still running. I have had the Hoover only a few weeks, however it is powerful, thorough in its pickup of everthing from cat hair to micro dust, and easy to operate. Like almost all canisters, it's a bit clunky to pull around -- and the weight that gives it substance makes that harder. Also, the1floor/rug head doesn't fit under some of my furniture. Still, these seem like minor problems in the trade-off for the great job it does. This model is bagless, which might not be an advantage -- cleaning the great-sized dirt cup and filter takes some time. |
