Review on 🔌 Enhanced Sanitaire Force SC5745D Commercial Upright Vacuum by Liz Walker

This is a commercial vacuum cleaner, not my only commercial vacuum cleaner. I have two large dogs and live in the woods, so the house always needs a thorough cleaning. I also have robot vacuums on every level of the house for "maintenance cleaning". The day this vacuum arrived I put the vacuum together which was pretty easy, no instructions needed, two screws to hold the handle in place. Then you have the power cord. This uses a regular extension that attaches to a braid about 6 inches long that comes out of the vacuum. It can be shortened or made much longer. You start wrapping the cable around the cable holder. After assembly, it's time for a test drive. The robot vacuum was running earlier that day so I wasn't expecting too much. I vacuumed the living room and was amazed to find 3-4 cups of extracted material. The bucket of this vacuum cleaner holds a lot of material. The vacuum was making a high pitched whirlwind that sounded like packing material (styrofoam) got stuck somewhere so I took it apart and couldn't find anything. I think that's a feature of the vacuum cleaner. After cleaning I took the dust bag to empty it in the bin. There is a button to open the lid, even if you use it, it's not much different than removing it by force I didn't pay attention to the button the first time. and that the spout of the garbage can stuck to my shirt and left a square of dust on my shirt. I think it would be possible to tuck it between your legs, but grabbing the bin to empty it seemed like a logical option. There's no way to turn off the stirring brushes, meaning it's not the best option for uncarpeted floors. In my experience, and this is no different, if left on, the agitator brushes will move any hard objects on the floor instead of being sucked up by the vacuum.