Mainly wooden floors, so methinks a cylinder vac carried on a shoulder
strap wood be the quickest for getting the dust up.

Any recommendations? Tried google but its proving a tedious task.
Seems to be increasingly poor for searching.

Simon Cee wrote on Mar 21, 2012:

Mainly wooden floors, so methinks a cylinder vac carried on a shoulder
strap wood be the quickest for getting the dust up.

Any recommendations? Tried google but its proving a tedious task.
Seems to be increasingly poor for searching.

I have a Miele cylinder cleaner for my wooden floors - it follows me around
easily on its wheels as far as the lead allows. I can't praise it highly
enough - it's superb. Why do you need to carry it on your shoulder?

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Mike Lane
UK North Yorkshire
mike_lane at mac dot com

On Wed, 21 Mar 2012 20:46:08 +0000, Mike Lane
wrote:

Why do you need to carry it on your shoulder?

Thought it would be easier round furniture, and up and down the
several levels on the ground floor, and for stairs.
Hsve seen 'backpack' ones, but they look a bit overkill.

On Mar 21, 8:54*pm, Simon Cee wrote:
On Wed, 21 Mar 2012 20:46:08 +0000, Mike Lane

wrote:
Why do you need to carry it on your shoulder?

Thought it would be easier round furniture, and up and down the
several levels on the ground floor, and for stairs.
Hsve seen 'backpack' ones, but they look a bit overkill.

And all you'd end up doing is Ghostbuster impersonations.

--
Halmyre

"Simon Cee" wrote in message
...
Mainly wooden floors, so methinks a cylinder vac carried on a shoulder
strap wood be the quickest for getting the dust up.

A Vorwerk might do the trick. We've used them for about twenty years. Not
the cheapest but very good. They have a shoulder strap that stows within the
body of the machine.
http://www.vkdirect.co.uk/

I have no connection with the outfit.
Nick.

On Mar 21, 8:25*pm, Simon Cee wrote:
Mainly wooden floors, so methinks a cylinder vac carried on a shoulder
strap wood be the quickest for getting the dust up.

Any recommendations? Tried google but its proving a tedious task.
Seems to be increasingly poor for searching.


You are using the wrong search engine.
http://uk.ask.com/web?q=backpack+vac... =0&o=0&l=dir

On Mar 22, 8:31*am, harry wrote:
On Mar 21, 8:25*pm, Simon Cee wrote:

Mainly wooden floors, so methinks a cylinder vac carried on a shoulder
strap wood be the quickest for getting the dust up.

Any recommendations? Tried google but its proving a tedious task.
Seems to be increasingly poor for searching.

You are using the wrong search engine.http://uk.ask.com/web?q=backpack+vac...m=ctry&qsrc =...

You are using the wrong search term. Try "shoulder strap vacuum
cleaner" for what the OP asked for.

MBQ

In article ,
Simon Cee wrote:
Mainly wooden floors, so methinks a cylinder vac carried on a shoulder
strap wood be the quickest for getting the dust up.

I find my old upright Panasonic works just fine - it adjusts the head to
the floor. And the brush action removes at least some stuff pure suction
doesn't.

Any recommendations? Tried google but its proving a tedious task.
Seems to be increasingly poor for searching.

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