"Mediocre Bunny" Evelyn*apparently, the 'V' on my keyboard needs vacuuming so it won't stick so much. Also apparently, editing a CW doesn't edit the CW in the replies (because, doh!, why should it?). So I edited the 'v's in; but then I edited them back out so the people who already replied wouldn't be stuck out there alone with adice & acuums.)
So, my current vacuum cleaner is one that my sister gave me when she moved in 2017. (She owned three perfectly functional vacuum cleaners - who does that?)
Anyway, it's a bagless model with a HEPA filter, probably from the mid-20-zeroes (the mid-aughts?); and it does all the things it's supposed to do.
Or it would if I used it more. I tend to find pushing it around pretty exhausting, with the result that not nearly enough vacuuming happens around here.
I'm wondering if a new more-up-to-date vacuum cleaner with all the latest super-typhoon ultra-technology would significantly easier to use. Are there any Fedipeople out there who buy new vacuum cleaners more often than they renew their passports; & could shed some light on whether vacuum cleaners have become noticeably easier to use since the last Obama administration?
*note: while I would love to have a robot vacuum cleaner, that's not a feasible option right now.
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Evelyn