Upright vs cannister model
1281891
I have the upright and it is fabulous; if you have many nooks, crannies, and corners, stairs, etc., you might need the canister model.
1281892
this upright is the best, but heavy to use if your not a strong woman, you have no self propelled backwards, so a little more back work.
111810
I have both the upright DC 41 and the canister DC39. I love my 41 for carpets . . .but honestly prefer the 39 for my floors.
1685942
Yes. The whole cannister lifts off easily, and there is the mini-beater bar to use too. Very convenient on stairs, furniture, and vehicles.
383804
I own both tools and use them for different purposes. The articulating tool doesn't lay as flat as the flat out tool does, thus, it's better for getting under low profile furniture. However, I prefer this tool on my hardwoods because of the brushes. Additionally, it moves easily in a swivel direction making sweeping an easier chore.I find it helps to "sweep" larger debris into a pile, then lifting the wand and sucking up into the canister.
2278884
that model was made for one or the other. you have to ask the seller what type it is. picture could be deceiving. the one o bought was different from the picture. the decription said the type.
1827853
The upright is very stout. I mount an 85 pound Hobie Outback kayak on one side and a SUP on the other. Upright height not a problem. Traveled many miles at highway speeds.
796377
circular raised ridges on bottom. I do my canning out in my summer kitchen/screen house using propane gas one burner stoves. I have canned jelly jars (8 oz) pints and quarts in this canner. So far I have had no problems. It has a raised platform that fits inside to sit the cans on. I hope this helps.
1691187
Hmmmm I would suggest you ask in an ape store. My understanding is that both are unibody and same design outside.
609036
Model A is the one I like best. It sits closer to the bare floor. B model has back wheels that make it up higher. I found that it didn't clean the bare floors like A model. I have never tried the Q model. I think it is a little bigger than B model. All in all I love the A model. I have used it since it came out. I hope that I have helped to answer your question.
338778
It connects to the end of the hose and as well to the gun where the hose is connected. this piece is for the canister only. I don't think it works for upright vacuums. I haven't tried.
844547
The biggest difference is the cut it makes. The edges of a can are "crunched" so that there are no sharp edges. It is a bit harder to mount for proper cutting but it just takes practice. It seems to be more stable with a can attached than earlier versions.
1707375
You just have to look them up. The base model does not have the canister lift off. The middle model (professional) the canister lifts off and the top of the line the canister comes with a little base with wheels . One may be an older year model.
919776
I had a Conair and another model Revlon. This Revlon Rdvdr 5029 is a lot quieter than those two.
477802
Buy the next one up, the higher model is a way better design. They grab deep roots very we'll. believe me for the least amount of pain spend the extra money!
379139
The lift stand mixers have a much better motor in them. making the head heavier, causing the design difference. The tilt head mixers don't compare to the lift models. I wouldn't trade my lift stand for a tilt model ever. The lift stands are just built so much better there isn't really a comparison.
602455
We're in the same position. Hardwood floors with two Newfoundlands. All of the pet hair vacuum's I've seen see to be upright while all hardwood floor vacuum recommendations are canister. Does anyone marry the two into one?
1057683
either would work. However, I would prefer the longer model because of more energy created with less effort........