Review on Hoover CH30000 🧹 PortaPower Lightweight Commercial Vacuum by Marc Stewart

This particular product from this company has got to be a knockoff. This is the second example of this style that I own, the first was stolen. I am currently cleaning houses professionally and my first was two years before it was taken away. I love it! It had the professional suction power I needed to get a big cleaning job done, with a long industrial cord that allowed me to clean away from an outlet, and the nozzles were easy to change. Never had a problem with any of it. And I was cruel with it! After it was stolen I just had to get another one. Was very happy to receive it here at Revain at such a great price. But after three days of work (equivalent to three days of vacuuming around the house), the cord at the base of the vacuum was already exposed. Even though the cable is nice and long like my other one, its inferiority comes through in how it tangles and stays tangled. The actual problem. Another thing that keeps me from falling in love with this vacuum like I did in my first ones is that there is a little loop that keeps the valve on the bag closed (and where the hose attaches) , which is incredibly cheap, which makes me want to close it all the time. at every job. Sometimes the wing would even open wide and give the impression of trying to break while closing. My other was much tighter. The final disappointing feature of this vacuum compared to my original one is the nozzles. First, two long metal hoses are not easy to separate. If I need to trim the hose to do some detailing I should just use the bellows on the hose itself. Also, the two ends of the mount get very lost when attaching it, showing how inferior the quality of this vacuum really is to the original. The motor still sucks strong and I haven't had any issues with overheating or weak suction. So if you just want to use it for light home use, it might work for you. However, if you need it for more professional work, spend more and get the original. Wherever?!