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The 400 Series Kenmore Bagged HEPA Canister Vacuum with Telescoping Wand provides versatile cleaning convenience. Dirt, pesky pet hair, allergen-inducing dust and dander are no match for this multipurpose all-floors design, which cleans all surfaces from hardwood, laminate to pile carpet with ease. The aluminum telescoping wand, extends to a 9. 5' reach and is extremely lightweight making vacuuming those tall windows, ceilings and corners effortless. This Kenmore bagged vacuum with the enhanced Triple HEPA certified filtration system captures 99. 97% of debris, trapping dander, dust particles, odors, pollen and bacteria, as small as 0. 3 microns, inside the vacuum, reducing the number of allergy-induced pollutants in the room. Your Kenmore vacuum is designed to tackle tasks with incredible power and ease. The 2-motor system excels in suction strength. Accessories included are a bare floor tool for thorough cleaning, without scratching of hard wood, linoleum and tile, a crevice nozzle to clean hard-to-reach places such as behind and under dressers, in corners, van and car seats, and a dusting/upholstery brush for furniture, curtains, stairs, vehicles, baseboards and cabinets. All attachments are stored on the unit for easy access and storage. This lightweight handy small appliance includes a quick release handle for flexible cleaning and easy transport, while smooth-rolling wheels maneuver easily around cornerspatible with Kenmore Style Q Canister Cloth HEPA Vacuum Bags 53291 and 53292. Make housework less of a hassle, by investing in this well-made, reliable bagged canister vacuum from Kenmore. Please check the connection on the wand and vacuum because if the wand is not pushed in firmly, the connection is not established. Additionally, if the vacuum bag is not routinely changed, it can burn up the motor.Suction Type :Motorized.
BAGGED CANISTER VACUUM Designed to clean all areas and surfaces of your entire home, den, kitchen, car or garage quickly and efficiently.Wattage 120 watts.Attachment Type(s) Friction Fit, Number of Amps 12..Wand Type Telescopic & Extendable. Cleaning Width (in.) 14
ALUMINUM TELESCOPING WAND Adjustable lightweight wand lengthens to an extended reach of 9' to access difficult areas. Detachable handle is perfect for cleaning furniture, car interior, and tight spaces
TRIPLE HEPA FILTER SYSTEM Enhanced HEPA filter system traps 99. 97% of debris, trapping dander and dust inside the vacuum, reducing the number of allergy-induced pollutants in the room
LIGHTWEIGHT AND MANEUVERABLE At less than 20 pounds, this lightweight design, with swivel head, is easy to maneuver
3 ATTACHMENTS Dusting brush, crevice tool and second bare floor tool
STORAGE 26' cord is retractable and all accessories and attachments store neatly on the vacuum making it easy to store. A powerful motor offers serious cleaning capability
POWERFUL CLEANING 2-motor system excels in suction strength. 4 height adjustments provide optimal airflow and cleaning efficiency for any surface
I own the same model of this vacuum from 25 years ago. I loved that vacuum more than I can say. Tried to get it repaired, but they no longer sell the parts, which is unfortunate. The newer one, though, has all the features I loved plus one that I really need, but didn't know I needed. I also own a Miele canister vacuum so I'll share some notable differences.PROS1. This vacuum has a light (and it the light is operational even when you disconnect the powered floor nozzle and use only the part made for hardwood floors). Mieles with similar price points do not have any light, and the light is really useful for illuminating where the dirt is under couches and under furniture, esp if you have pet hair.2. The suction is incredibly strong and adjustable. Could probably suck up a small cat from about 30 feet away. j/k but it's intense. Miele's has great suction too.3. The on/off switch is located on the handle, so you don't have to bend down. Miele has the power switch on the canister itself. Ostensibly you can use your foot to turn the switch on/off on the Miele, but I've had to bend down often to get it to turn on, and often the canister is far away, so if you want to turn the suction up or down or turn off the machine momentarily, say to pick something up, the location of the switch makes a big difference.4. The floor cleaning nozzle is two-in-one (one powered for carpets and one unpowered made for hardwood that just glides effortlessly and picks up everything on the first try). When I have used the (un)powered Miele floor brush attachment, it often makes smaller bits (like cat litter) shoot all over the place. Miele has a similar tool, but you have to bend down to change the nozzle head and it still doesn't pick up small bits on hardwood as well. With the Kenmore, you just use your foot to pull out the floor brush from the motorized nozzle. Easy and quick and no fussing with finding a different attachment and bending down to affix it.5. All of the attachments (including the powered pet mate attachment) are stored inside the canister with a lid. Miele's storage is flimsy and not contained, so I found that the attachments would routinely fell off their caddy.6. Power cord is retractable (same as Miele, but the button on the Kenmore is larger and easier to use).7. Both the suction tube connecting the floor wand to the canister AND the power cord are significantly longer than the Miele's. I have a very small apartment, and this still annoyed me. If you want to be able to clean without having to plug and unplug the vacuum regularly, the extra length is lovely.8. The floor nozzle on the Kenmore can almost go flush with the ground and the attachment still stays level so it can vacuum under furniture effectively even if it's quite a distance back. The Miele's floor attachment pops up (becomes unlevel with the floor) when you try to make the handle level with the floor. I do have to say, my 25 yo Kenmore could go completely flush with the ground, perhaps even lower and still remain level. So I'm bummed that the new one can't go completely flush, but it's still able to vacuum more flush than the Miele.9. Kenmore is cheaper than most Mieles.Having enjoyed most of the above features on my 25 year old Kenmore, I was disappointed by the Miele.CONS1. The canister and wand on the Kenmore are heavier than the Miele. The weight of the canister is annoying if you need to carry it up and down stairs. And although I don't have any stairs, I imagine the Miele would be easier for stairs.2. The wheels don't work perfectly on the Kenmore (they were fabulous on my older model). So while canister vacuums are always a little clumsy, I find maneuvering with the Miele easier.That's about it. I like having both vacuums, but if I had to choose one, it would no contest: I would go with the Kenmore. If money weren't an object, perhaps the top-of-the-line Mieles would match the features on this Kenmore, but for twice the price or more.
