Hoover WindTunnel Canister Vacuum, Electronic Bagless, S3765-040

Hoover WindTunnel Canister Vacuum, Electronic Bagless, S3765-040 | Plastic Parts Should Last Longer Than 3 Years!!!!!!

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	Hoover WindTunnel Canister Vacuum, Electronic Bagless, S3765-040 Hoover Hoover, 2003 average customer review:based on 907 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

WindTunnel Technology uses computer designed air ducts to provide a powerful dual air stream to enhance dirt pick up capabilities. The WindTunnel design also reduces the scattering of debris, common to many ordinary canisters. The WindTunnel Bagless Power Nozzle Canister with Electronic finger-touch variable speed control, remote fingertip power on/off and remote fingertip brush roll on/off, picks up more dirt than any other canister...period!

Excellent Value

I've owned this vacuum for over a year, and it still functions perfectly. The suction is great, the filter is washable, and the carpet-beating attachment rivals the Miele of the same size. I have two small dogs, kids and a passion for cleaning (lol). This hoover is up to the task! ***** full stars!

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Plastic Parts Should Last Longer Than 3 Years!!!!!!

I believe that a vacuum should work well for at least 10 years, like the ones I grew up with. I just had to replace the telescopic wand on my Hoover at $81 for the wand and labor costs on top of that, totalling $112. Hopefully the powerhead will be OK since that replacement cost $125. That is about how much a a whole new model would cost.

This Hoover's plastic parts all cracked and fell apart after only about two years. I put up with it by wrapping cable ties around everything for a year or more until the brush head started to work only intermittently, depending on which way I twistd the wand. I simply can't believe that better plastic would increase the price by that much. Our last vacuum (Kenmore# had the same exact problem and we lived with that one duct taped together for a long time, too, because we couldn't afford a new one.

I am now reserching Mieles and if my repaired vacuum shows even a tiny sign of not working perfectly, I will go out and pay the $500 for the Miele with a smile on my face! Since we spent over $600 in the past 7 or so years on two frustrating American-made models, we might as well spend about the same for one with a 7 year warrenty.

In all fairness, I think that the suction is excellent and it does a great job cleaning #depending, of course, if your plastic has held together...and you hold the wand just so...). I think the motor on this will last quite some time, but that is no good unless you've got the rest of it working!

I have just about lost faith in almost ALL American-made products!

Thanks for reading my rant! :)

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