Vax Carpet Cleaner

A toddler + a dog + cream carpets = a very bad combination. I was appalled at the state of my carpet and it grieved me to pay (up to £40 a time) to hire a cleaner from my local hardware store. So my solution, i bought the vax rapid upright spring carpet cleaner. it has the following features * Static brushbar gently agitates fibres to gently lift and loosen dirt and stains * 2.6 litre clean water tank * 2.4 litre dirty water tank * Lightweight - easy to manoeuvre and store * Handle lays flat for easy cleaning under and around furniture * Easy to fill, empty, use and store This as described is a light weith, yet ...  Read the complete review

Vax’s have moved on and the up to the minute ones are a progression from our model the 5130 . They have tweaked things but the principal is the same . As this category seemed to be about non specific Vax cleaners I thought I’d tell you about ours . I know the photo shows the 6131 model but that is exactly as ours looks , except it says 5130 on it . You never know you may get offered one second hand ,or this review may help you decide which brand to go for . + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + I have owned a Vax 2 in 1 for a few years now and thought I would mainly review it’s wet carpet cleaning capabilities . We now also have a ...  Read the complete review

I am sure that most of you are familiar with the bright orange, get your sunglasses out, Vax carpet cleaning system. I am now on my second one having bought my first when they were the state of the art vacuum cleaner and launched into the shops some twenty years ago. Now, don’t get me wrong, I am not an obsessive cleaner, but we currently own three Hoovers. Interestingly, none of them are actually made by Hoover! When we moved here my Vax gave up the ghost after years of sterling service. It was with a sense of sadness that I hurled it into the huge skip at the council tip! I then bought a Dyson upright cleaner. I do generally prefer an upright ...  Read the complete review