Hoky PowerRotor PR3000 Sweeper
I use my heavy Hoover self-propelled vacuum once or twice a week. It does a superb job deep-cleaning and lifting the fibres of my carpets. At all other times between vacuuming I use the Hoky (what a misnomer!!!) for cleanups.
Over the years, I have tried many other types of "mini-cleaners" including several rechargeable and 120 volt. These include stick cleaners and hand-held cleaners, several with power nozzles.
Cleanup varies from poor to adequate with all of these. AND the rechargeable batteries never seem to last very long until they will not hold a decent charge - then the batteries cost as much as the whole cleaner to replace. Also 120v cleaners require a convenient outlet and their power cords to be released then rewound after use. The ones with small dirt containers need to be emptied and their small filters usually need to be brushed off and washed after each use if their (often feeble) suction is to remain effective.
The Hoky is always ready...
Great for restaurant use
We go through about one every year and a half in our busy restaurant. It's great, picks food and debris left on the floor after customers leave. Very durable, practical and quiet.
Hoky PowerRotor PR3000
A good machine. Light to handle and efficient in operation. My wife thinks that this 'superior' model is no better than the standard model.
Check carefully on shipping costs when purchasing. Go Vacuuum charged me for shipping and I then received a threatening letter from Federal Express for failing to pay their invoice for shipping, which I had not received. FedEx charge,
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