Rainbow Vacuum Review

Are you one of those people who loves complicated vacuum cleaners you have to drag everywhere and exchange all the various parts? Have you ever dreamed of using a vacuum that requires a two part assembly and filling a canister with water? Rainbow brand would be the perfect one for you, forget using Oreck vacuums.

Consider the Genius

You know how the cord to a vacuum is often a little frustrating? It’s long and you have to move it to vacuum under it and then you try to reach as far as you can until the cord pulls out of the wall. If you look at a vacuum as a two part machine: the cord and the vacuum, then a rainbow vacuum, which has the canister section and a separate vacuum head, technically has three parts to consider maneuvering around your house. This adds to the experience. Rainbow is a vacuum for those who love a challenge. Oreck is far too simple, light and efficient for you. You can always settle for cordless but then your house might only be a little clean.

Water Over Bagged

Why settle for a bagged or canistered vacuum when you can have a water-filled canister instead? Heaven forbid you should pull out your vacuum and immediately begin cleaning. Instead you must fill the canister with water and then be 100 percent sure to empty it into the toilet when you’re done before stowing it; unless you prefer your vacuum to grow mold and other delights. If that’s not your thing an Oreck might be good for you, it has a bag that you can completely dispose of when done. You also don’t need to put any water into the bag, which could be seen as a drawback to some. The greatest benefit of the Oreck bag is that you won’t ever have to revisit the dirt once you are ready to throw it out. Even dry canistered vacuums cannot promise as much.

Russell Lovelett is is a home improvement writer for Fusion 360, an SEO and content marketing agency. Information provided by Shop Oreck. Follow on Twitter.