So glad that you're doing this. Wanted to ask this so many times. Why do so many people in the US use upright vacuums? regardless of how maneuverable they are with their fancy spinning technology, it's still never going to be as easy to slide around as a canister. I mean with an upright, you're basically moving the whole machine back and forth as you vacuum, whereas with a canister the machine stays put and you just a hose with a head on it. For some reason it really bothers me to see upright vacuums being advertised with 'patented/new/shiny' 'ball/360' maneuver technology. Is it purely the influence of marketing in the US that causes everyone to use uprights? I've lived in Europe and asia and I bet you would have a hard time finding a place to buy uprights; granted I lived in Germany so miele was extremely commonplace
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So glad that you're doing this. Wanted to ask this so many times. Why do so many people in the US use upright vacuums? regardless of how maneuverable they are with their fancy spinning technology, it's still never going to be as easy to slide around as a canister. I mean with an upright, you're basically moving the whole machine back and forth as you vacuum, whereas with a canister the machine stays put and you just a hose with a head on it. For some reason it really bothers me to see upright vacuums being advertised with 'patented/new/shiny' 'ball/360' maneuver technology. Is it purely the influence of marketing in the US that causes everyone to use uprights? I've lived in Europe and asia and I bet you would have a hard time finding a place to buy uprights; granted I lived in Germany so miele was extremely commonplace
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