All Eureka Vacuum Cleaner

Its hard to say that "all Eureka" vacuum cleaners are worthless. You can spend $40 on one or you can spend $1000 on one. You do get what you pay for.

It is better to stay away from Eureka Vacuum Cleaners - it's not because of the way it functions but in case you have any problems where you will struggle to get any support, even if it is in warranty - it will take forever to get it repaired at a service center.

I have used two of the Eureka Whirlwind Lite upright bagless vacuums. My mother gave me one for Christmas two years ago, and the vacuum drove me out of my mind. 'Stuff' was always getting stuck either in the first bend in the hose coming from the floor piece, or the 'stuff' was jammed at the point in the hose where the hose enters the bagless canister. After way too many wrestling matches with the horrible machine, I left it behind when I moved from Florida and to my mother's home, where, lo and behold, my mother had purchased the exact same vacuum for herself. Guess wha,t the same piece of garbage gets clogged in the same two spots. My mother has also decided to retire her vacuum and we are looking for a new (and different) vacuum cleaner.

I have owned my Eureka Bravo II vacuum cleaner for five years now. They call it the Boss, I call it junk on wheels. Have had it in the shop a couple of times, not under warranty. Have had repairs done to it, but to no avail. This is not intended for some sort of refund, but to get it off my chest before I go out and buy another product. When I use my Eureka Mighty Mite, though it has no brushes, it picks the dirt up off the carpet, that the "Boss" can't. I will share my disatisfaction with my friends and family. Thanks for letting me (i am not a grumpy old man either), get this off my chest and put it and the Boss to the grave.

Thanks,

Jack