Karcher CV300

Now again, one of the beautiful things about having a two motor upright is I can actually physically separate the base from the housing by simply push...

But yeah, I am very happy with this machine. I Suppose anyone looking for a high end upgrade would also be just as happy.

The Karcher CV300 is the one I would guess you are considering for that price point. The CV300 does not have a switch to stop the brush on the power nozzle, so a hard floor tool would need to be purchased. With the hard floor tool, it would do great on your hard floors. Though it may push your budget some, it is an extremely nice vacuum cleaner.

Bought to replace my cruddy vacuum. So glad I did! This thing is interchangeable with the Sebo dart and Sebo Felix. They are the same machine, but the dart and the Felix have more features like a retractable handle, multiple power settings, and a swivel head, and they come with accessories. This doe...

Just a really competently made upright, where the brushroll can be turned off with the push of a button. This brand is known for reliability and easy maintenance. **Karcher CV300 - $340 + $60 Hard Floor Nozzle**.

This vacuum is a sebo dart with a different label , longer cord, and no accessories. It's marketed for commercial carpet cleaning instead of home use under a different brand label, Karcher. You can save some money by purchasing a cv 300 instead of a dart and buy the attachments separately from sebo....

The brushroll hasn't gotten wrapped up with fur, but if it does it takes all of 2 seconds to pop it out, no screwdriver required. It has HEPA and carbon filters built in, and the bags are about $1 each on Amazon. Suction is good, and you have the option to run it in "Quiet" mode although even on full power it's quieter than my previous vacuum. I've also heard good things about the Karcher CV300 ($400) but not sure how they stack up.

Spent a good amount of time on the web looking at reviews before deciding to buy this vacuum cleaner. I have used Bissel and Kenmore before this one and certainly Karcher has a lot more suction power. This model is geared towards carpeted places and you can buy a separate attachment for hardwood. It...

The Karcher CV300 is a commercial trim level of the SEBO Felix vacuum, which means you can either google "SEBO Felix bags" (it's $25 for an 8 pack) or go to your [local SEBO and ask for a pack of Felix bags. Each individual bag should last you about a month or two with regular use. 3. This vacuum's really well made and easy to work on, more so than 95% of vacuums on the market.

Horrendous! Expensive vacuum packaged with little to no padding inside a flimsy box, ehich had numerous holes, gashes and rips. Vacuum had numerous broken parts and plastic pieces torn off. How would you ever package a vacuum this poorly?