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laminate floor? Tony Pacc 12-11-2006
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Posted by Tony Pacc on December 11, 2006, 9:41 am


I just installed a great laminate floor in the kitchen,I am looking for a
small inexpensive vacuum cleaner that has a felt bottom,I am now using a
Swifter ( like a micro fiber type) which works ok,but sometimes just pushes
stuff around,we have a vacuum cleaner,but it has a rotating brush in which I
don't care to use.Something that's light weight,and small,upright,but would
prefer a felt bottom.Any suggestions would be appreciated.Thanks



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Posted by Jennifer on December 11, 2006, 9:55 am



Tony Pacc wrote:
> I just installed a great laminate floor in the kitchen,I am looking for a
> small inexpensive vacuum cleaner that has a felt bottom,
<snip>
> we have a vacuum cleaner,but it has a rotating brush in which I
> don't care to use.
<snip>

Check your vacuum for a carpet/hard floors switch. Many (most?) have a
setting that allows you to turn off the rotating brush for hard floors.

--
Jennifer


Posted by Tony Pacc on December 11, 2006, 11:26 am


Thanks for the reply,but my vacuum cleaner doesn't have that (Oreck)
>
> Tony Pacc wrote:
> > I just installed a great laminate floor in the kitchen,I am looking for
a
> > small inexpensive vacuum cleaner that has a felt bottom,
> <snip>
> > we have a vacuum cleaner,but it has a rotating brush in which I
> > don't care to use.
> <snip>
>
> Check your vacuum for a carpet/hard floors switch. Many (most?) have a
> setting that allows you to turn off the rotating brush for hard floors.
>
> --
> Jennifer
>



Posted by HeyBub on December 11, 2006, 12:20 pm


Tony Pacc wrote:
> I just installed a great laminate floor in the kitchen,I am looking
> for a small inexpensive vacuum cleaner that has a felt bottom,I am
> now using a Swifter ( like a micro fiber type) which works ok,but
> sometimes just pushes stuff around,we have a vacuum cleaner,but it
> has a rotating brush in which I don't care to use.Something that's
> light weight,and small,upright,but would prefer a felt bottom.Any
> suggestions would be appreciated.Thanks

WalMart is selling a Bissle which is nothing more than a
dust-buster-on-a-stick (although it is wall-power operated, not battery).
It's lighter than an Orek (like 3 pounds).

I bought one last Christmas season (~$20.00) and it works swell for picking
up dust and debris from solid floors.



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