Eureka 6500A Airextreme 12-Amp Bagged Canister Vacuum Cleaner with Hepa Filtration
- 12 amp canister vacuum cleaner with HEPA filtration
- Hygienic dust bag in easy-to-empty air basket; bag-change indicator
- 8-foot hose; on/off revolving brushroll; quick-release system
- Carpet brush, bare-floor brush, dusting brush, crevice tool, and hand tool included
- Measures 24-1/8 by 15-1/8 by 15-1/2 inches; 1-year limited warranty
Improved performance, better handling bagged canister. The air basket is designed to optimize the airflow. Maximize the airflow and you maximize the performance!
List Price: $ 249.99
Price: $ 179.99
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Very Good Choice!,
I bought the Eureka because I wanted an ‘upstairs’ vac. You know, the machine that we just keep for the bedrooms. Well, I now use this machine all over the house. Here’s what I really like about this vacuum:
fairly quiet operation
variable speed motor
excellent filtration
power nozzle seems self propelled
very large bare floor brush attachment
Now, things I don’t like about it:
small bag capacity
flimsy, tiny little dusting brush – worthless (and it keeps falling off the holder)
made in China
The bags, while very small, are easy to change. And they are fairly inexpensive, so I can’t kick about that too much. The power nozzle goes under very low things (like beds and coffee tables) and cleans very well. The carpet almost looks new again. The suction is very good, not outstanding, but certainly enough to clean well.
I wish the speed control for the motor was in the hose handle, and not on the cleaner, as I don’t remember to bend down to turn the knob when cleaning throw rugs (which is what a speed control is made for), and wind up dragging the throw rugs across the kitchen floor.
All in all, it’s a decent cleaner at a decent price, and I feel it will do the job I require of it for many years. For the average person’s needs, and in a home less than 2000 square feet, with wall to wall rugs and bare floor surfaces, it’s a fine vacuum. I did go to a vacuum cleaner service shop and bought a REAL dusting brush (round, with horse hair bristles) that works like a dream compared to the one included. Cost: $4.
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