Pardon me. Quiet JET. I don't see any numbers on it; just says Quiet 
Jet. I hope that helps. Last night I was too lazy to run downstairs and 
double check the stats for my posting.  : )

Sharon wrote:

> Which model of Quiet Vac did you get?  After looking at their web site 
> I noticed there were several "quiet vacs"  canister and upright.
> Sharon
>
> Kim Steffgen wrote:
>
>> Hi, Sharon,
>>
>> Vacuum cleaners is a subject very dear to me.  : )
>>
>> When my little Eureka finally conked out after more than 15 years 
>> (actually it still works; just falling apart) I began an extensive 
>> hunt and consumer research project for the perfect cannister vacuum 
>> that didn't cost a fortune. I personally cannot stand uprights (way 
>> too cumbersome) and could only find incredibly expensive cannisters. 
>> This little quest lasted nearly a year until...I came upon the 
>> Samsung Quiet Vac!  It's wonderful. It has suction control on both 
>> the wand and the case. The filtration is as good as HEPA, the  hose 
>> swivels, the feet are on ball casters so it glides smoothly, and it 
>> really is relatively quiet. There are a few annoying features like, 
>> the suction control tends to slide open, on both ends, so I have to 
>> check it constantly, and the plastic seems a tad thin so I'm always 
>> worried about it breaking. But so far nothing untoward has happened. 
>> The best part is, is cost me only about $100!  Then, even more good 
>> news. The store where I bought the vacuum originally no longer 
>> carries my model.and I couldn't find the bags anywhere locally. But, 
>> after examining the last bag I had, I realized that any cannister 
>> bag, like the Eureka bags, might fit just fine. They do, and they are 
>> so much less expensive.
>>
>> So, that's my recommendation.
>>
>> Good luck!
>>
>> Kim Steffgen
>> Freelance Writer
>>
>> Sharon Robinson wrote:
>>
>>> Hi everyone.  I'm in the process of purchasing a new vacuum for our 
>>> park
>>> and was wondering if anyone could share exceptionally good or bad
>>> experiences with vacuums.  We have a small number of textiles, but we
>>> would like to keep them-so I'm looking at the suction control variety.
>>> However, because we do have a small number of textiles, I don't
>>> necessarily want to break the bank.  Ideally, I would like to 
>>> purchase two
>>> vacuums-one strictly for the textiles and another for floors, 
>>> stairs, etc.
>>> which are all located in log structures.  I've looked at Miele, 
>>> Nilfisk,
>>> and a few other particulate vacs.  I've used the Nilfisk GM 80 
>>> extensively
>>> at another site and was wondering how other vacs stacked up, since 
>>> that is
>>> what I know.  We actually had a bit of trouble with the power cord
>>> becoming loose on the Nilfisk-and as a result it not really working too
>>> well by the end of the day.  Thanks for all your help.
>>>
>>> Sharon Robinson
>>> Kings Mtn. State Park
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