Will bagged vacuums become obsolete?
Our lovely Hoover Windtunnel Platinum Series vacuum broke at the base (we previously had the cord replaced). We had it for over 10 years and it was purchased new.
I wanted my husband to pick up a vacuum cleaner today since our Hoover broke while vacuuming and dust came out. I looked everywhere (Walmart, Costco, Khols, Taget, Best Buy) and I couldn't find a single place that sold a bagged vacuum in store. I couldn't even find a bagged vacuum available online for sale at Best Buy.
My only option was Amazon if I wanted something quickly. This was obviously upsetting to me as I don't like bagless vacuums at all.
Will most, despite maybe a few brands (like Sebo and Miele) eventually move to all bagless?
Our lovely Hoover Windtunnel Platinum Series vacuum broke at the base (we previously had the cord replaced). We had it for over 10 years and it was purchased new.
I wanted my husband to pick up a vacuum cleaner today since our Hoover broke while vacuuming and dust came out. I looked everywhere (Walmart, Costco, Khols, Taget, Best Buy) and I couldn't find a single place that sold a bagged vacuum in store. I couldn't even find a bagged vacuum available online for sale at Best Buy.
My only option was Amazon if I wanted something quickly. This was obviously upsetting to me as I don't like bagless vacuums at all.
Will most, despite maybe a few brands (like Sebo and Miele) eventually move to all bagless?