Hoover U3430

This is now my fourth cleaner i have had for aroundf 2 years and found that the disadvatages outway the advantages. I bought this cleaner from Argos for £80. It has a slim profile, bag check indicator, onboard tools and throw away paper dust bags. It also has a 1300w motor that produces a powerful suction so powerful the cleaner is difficult to move. The cleaner has a hose that can stretch to twice it's length allowing for cleaning of stairs from the bottom instead of at the top (avoiding overturning the cleaner and sending it down the stairs like I ended up doing to the last cleaner i had) The cleaner has an extension tube and dusting ...  Read the complete review

I bought this hoover just over a year ago and have more problems with it than I can ever try to be patient with. First - the belt for the brush is constantly coming off. Every other time I use it, I must open it up to reattach the belt. Hoover has no explanation of why it happens. But it happens enough for meto get quite angry. the back, which has the filter in it falls off almost as much if not more than the belt comes loose. It is quite annoying. The bag, although easy to replace, fills up way too quickly. Although I have two cats, I only have one area rug and stairs to vacuum and I do so once a week....its ridiculous. It is really ...  Read the complete review

My very first vacuum cleaner was a cylinder. It was totally useless virtually from the word go and was soon confined to the Great Vacuum Cleaner Cemetery and replaced by a second-hand Hoover Junior Upright. This lasted for years and years and years.....until it finally gave up the ghost after most of its parts fell off because of mis-use....the front fell off, the brush fell out and the poor thing eventually disintegrated.However as I had had it for such a long time without it being repaired, I decided to replace it with a more modern version. I set out to purchase another Hoover junior but a smooth talking salesperson persuaded me that it would be more in my ...  Read the complete review