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Hoover Turbopower 2

Newest Review: ... base, undo a couple of screws and remove the base plate, remove the remains of the old belt, stretch a new one in place, ... more

... replace the base plate and then carry on again. The best feature of this vacuum is the autosense, this increases the power to pick up whatever has activated the sensor. Such items that can cause it to happen is normally a bit of gravel or grit that has come off someones shoes from outside. After many years this feature is still fully functional. It is averagely loud in use but when the autosense kicks in the noise does increase some what. The overall body colour of the hoover is a dark blue with sparkly bits but other c...more

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Hoover Turbopower 2: Turbo power!!! (598 words)
by - written on 07/04/08 (Very useful, 222 readings)
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This is quite an old machine now but i expect you can still get hold of them on ebay. I bought mine many years ago and its still going strong. The purchase price was £99 reduced from £199. It is an upright cleaner with a replaceable bag but a permabag is available. Spares are still readily available as both the bags and drive belts require replacement due to wear and tear. The bag is very easy to change, just open the front door by means of a button, unclip the bag, clip a new bag in and then close again and your ready to roll again. The drive belt does snap occasionally mainly due to bloackages. Its fairly easy to replace, turn the machine off and ... Read the complete review

They Don't Make 'Em Like They Used To (2501 words)
by - written on 19/01/08 (Very useful, 1175 readings)
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The Hoover Turbopower is a model name which has spawned most of Hoover's 1980's upright vacuum cleaner range before the lightweight plastic range Purepower came in through the middle 1990's. Most Turbopower vacuums these days are kept by people who are impressed with their reliability over the Purepower range even though the Turbopower models are no longer made. ** This is a long review but benefits anyone who may be looking for a generally easy to use vacuum that won't break the bank on running costs. ** Therefore owning an old Hoover can be cost effective than running a newer other-brand model which may be cheap to buy at the time but sourcing ... Read the complete review

Hoover Turbopower 2: Suck It And See (433 words)
by - written on 17/01/01
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The near death experience of my old Hoover cylinder made me realise that I needed a new vacuum cleaner as I could no longer patch it up to keep it working efficiently. So a trip to Comet was called for. In any case I had only one spare dust bag so it was definitely time for a change. The array was startling from a real cheapy at around £40 to the latest “vortex” job at nigh on three hundred quid. Avoiding the gaze of hovering salespeople I browsed and weighed up the odds as to which one would suit me best. Fancying a change and as bending down was getting to be a bit of a chore, I opted for a vacuum cleaner that would do the work ... Read the complete review

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