Shark Navigator Upright Bagless Vacuum Cleaner, NV22L

List Price: $249.99 Price: $179.00 You Save: $70.99 (28%)

Product Details Ergonomic grip; power nozzle with on/off brushroll for carpets and bare-floor surfaces Measures approximately 12-3/5 by 10-1/5 by 35-2/5 inches; 5-year limited warranty Upright bagless vacuum cleaner with lightweight design and smooth-gliding wheels Infinity Technology keeps dirt off the filter for consistent suction power

Product Description

Lightweight and weak to maneuver at only 15-pound, the navigator rides on smooth glide rubber wheels for painless maneuvering around furniture. Powered by infinity technology the shark navigator traps dust and waste so the navigator never loses suction and cleans the last room as well as the first. A 30-feet power line lets you clean multiple rooms from a single outlet. The navigator power nozzle makes keen work of pet hair on carpets. The exclusive pet hair power brush wipes hair's breadth clean off carpeted stairs and upholstery and the 24-inch crevice tool reaches tresses in tight spaces. The navigator is ideal for bare floor cleaning; the electronic toothbrush roll shutoff stops the brush roll for superior bare floor cleanup. The wonderful stretch hose gives you a 12-feet cleaning reach and the large bagless dust cup means there are no gear to replace. Accessories include pet hair power brush, crevice tool, dusting spot of bother, cleaning wand and extra 24-inch crevice tool.

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Customer Reviews

Eager vacuum
This vacuum has noble power, lightweight, good maneuverability. The suction is terrific and I love that it comes with the smaller device that you can use on furniture and stairways. It's a fair price for a really good vacuum. I didn't give it five stars because the cannister doesn't wait much. Granted, I have a large dog that sheds like crazy; but, I feel as though I'm spending more time emptying the cannister than I am vacuuming which is maddening. Other than that, it's a great deal.

2010-07-30 (Indianapolis) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 4

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Devoted Vacuum Cleaner for Pet and RV owners!
I have owned a Dyson Carnal for several years and it replaced an Oreck. I also purchased all the additional attachments for the Dyson Animal. I tried to talk my daughter into purchasing a Dyson, I was convinced that nothing can liken. She went with the Shark Navigator. While visiting her I helped with some cleanup and used her Shark Skipper. I ordered the Shark Navigator as soon as I came home.
It is much lighter than the Dyson, gets into smaller spots than the Dyson, picks up as well if not sick than the Dyson. Steps are a breeze to vacuum compared to the Dyson. Steps are hard to do with a Dyson with or without an decoration. My Shark is the right size for the steps. I use the Shark Navigator upstairs, my husband uses the Dyson downstairs on the to the utmost open areas. The small areas are a job for the Shark Navigator. We have two pets. An Akita that sheds all the without surcease and a Tibetan Mastiff. Yes, the Navigator is great for a Pet owner. If you own an RV, don't hesitate, get the Shark Navigator. It will get the job done on the approach better than anything else I ever tried due to its light weight, narrow build and great suction.

Drawbacks,
The Shark Wheelman falls over easy, so does my Dyson.
The cup is a little small but very handy to empty. I can empty it into a plastic bag without loosing any of the dust. My Dyson, I have to empty front.

I waited to write this review for almost a year. I very seldom write reviews. The product has to be uncommon for me to do so. My opinion... the best Vacuum Cleaner I have used!!!

2010-07-29 (Opelika, AL USA) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

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Favourable vacuum with a major design flaw
When it comes to carrying-on, this is a great little vacuum...with one major drawback. Here are my notes on some of the features that commonly get commented on for the Seaman.

First for the good:

* Suction - Works great, no complaints there.

* Width of cleaning head - Is it a bit careful compared to other vacuums? Yes, but I have found this to be a bonus because I can easily get it into places that would normally be difficult.

* Maneuverability - Very easy to move and prevent. Doesn't feel awkward and strange like a Dyson ball, but maneuvers unbiased as well, if not better.

* Cord length - Some people say it is too short. I'm not seeing it; the cord is a fine in the long run b for a long time.

* Cup size - If you've been using an old vacuum for a long time, then the first time you use this you'll probably fill the cup pretty hasty. Other than that, the cup is a fine size (though I don't have pets).


Now for the bad:

* Cleaning wand - The cleaning wand is a joke. If you have elated ceilings, this is not the vacuum for you. The wand and the hose that go to it are just too short to be useful. This wouldn't be so awe-inspiring except it leads to an even worse problem, which is....

* Narrow wheel base + Short wand = d - Be prepared for this thing to tip over when you use the cleaning wand, because it will. If you leave the hose looped around the hook at the bottom, this should blocking it from tipping over...but then you've made your already short cleaning wand too short to reach anything. My wife was using the staff to clean under a dresser and the vacuum fell on her, putting a good sized gash in her supreme.

Overall:

A great vacuum when it comes to suction, and a great price compared to a Dyson, but be sensible the cleaning wand setup has major design flaws.

2010-07-28 | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 3

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Elevated!!
This vacuum has astounding suction!! We couldn't believe what it pulled out of our kitchen rug!

2010-07-27 | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 4

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I adoration this vacuum
I bought the Pilot recently at Bed Bath Beyond for $144 with a 20% off coupon.

It is attractive, truly lightweight, of trifling size, and very maneuverable in our small crowded house. Rolls amazingly lightly, smoothly, and without even trying. It does a great job and is actually, surprisingly, a pleasure to use. I'm accustomed to wearing hearing protectors when I vacuum and having other household occupants all but run screaming from the tumult. This one is so quiet the protectors are optional. It switches painlessly from bare floors to rugs or use of the hose/stick, and I don't have to worry about winding stuff around the roller and breaking a belt/burning the motor when using it on reveal floors because the roller is stopped then (the only rugs in the house are area rugs - and it does a noteworthy job on those very quickly). It's the first vac of this upright/roller configuration I've used that actually works on bare floors. The pet curls attachment does a beautiful job in pretty much one pass on couch arms, throw pillows, etc. as lengthy as the narrow red strips on the bottom sides of the attachment are cleared frequently of hair, which is simple to do with fingers.

This is the clearest of dust and detritus this doll-sized house's floor has ever been.

And emptying! The dust cup assembly releases easily with a very accessible knob. It carries easily with the same handle used to pick up the vacuum when the dust cup is in place on it. You totally hold it over the trash bin, press a button on the bottom edge, and the bottom swings open to release the contents into the poppycock. You then swing the bottom back up and click it shut. I wipe the edge off before replacing the assembly on the vac. No more hassle or pushing the job of the dust cup too far because emptying it is so unpleasant, messy, and time consuming.

The whole vacuum is easy to pick up and capture by a broad, comfortable, sturdy handle on top of the dust cup assembly and it doesn't bang against my legs when carried.

I find that using this vacuum is in point of fact relaxing and takes significantly less of my personal energy than our previous one, a Eureka Boss.

I'm column this review because I was just vacuuming and kept wanting to wax poetic about the Navigator to someone. I'm absolutely well-timed with it. Thanks for listening.

2010-07-24 (Oregon, USA) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

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SHARK Vac Then Steam Mop

List Price: $149.99

Product Details <B>Power Wattage Required:</B> 1550 Watts <B>Features:</B> Wet or Dry Cleaning, Lightweight Construction <B>Power Amp/V/HP Required:</B> 120.0 V <B>Warranty Description:</B> 1 Year Limited Manufacturer Warranty

Product Description

Shark® 2–in–1 Vac–then–SteamTM tidiness system. A complete hard floor cleaning system. Vacuum debris and dust, before you clean and sanitize. First use the impressive vacuum for one–pass pickup on hard floors, then switch to super heated steam to non-radioactive and eliminate 99.9% of germs and bacteria on all your hard floors. Convert from vacuum to steam in seconds by adding spellbinding steam frame and reusable washable pad to steam floors. Engineered exclusively for businesslike floor cleaning. Includes four quick drying, deep cleaning, reusable microfiber pads.

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Customer Reviews

Worked Brobdingnagian for me
I bought this goods without reading any reviews first and I'm glad i didnt. I love it. It is not hard to push at all in either mode. I didnt have any encumber with the pick up. it sucked up everything on my floor without pushing it around or blowing it like my regular vac does. I exceedingly liked the mop, had to go over a few spots a couple times, but its was way better than scrubbing on my hands and knees like i acclimatized to do. plus its sanitary without having to spend money on all kinds of chemicals. my favorite part is when i'm done i can cover through my kitchen and dining room without having stuff stuck to the bottom of my feet(my biggest pet peeve).

2010-07-21 | Helpful Votes: 3 | Rating: 5

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I'm out on one's feet
After vacuuming 3 rooms and steam maintenance after, I am so tired. The vacuum has good suction. I bought this because I have 4 cats and want to keep the cat hairs cleaned up. I noticed that after 1 area, the cat hairs were wound tightly around the teeny tiny wheels in the front, very hard to get out.Even lying levelled, it doesn't get under furniture very well, seems like it needs a bumper guard because with no light, it's easy to outdo it up running into things.
The steamer, well, it appears to be steaming, out the sides, not much thru the pad. Took me running over a embarrassing spot many many times to get it up. I really do not feel it is hot enough to do a good job. The cord is nice and long, but if it slips off it is calm to step on.I have neck problems and mopping was painful, but honestly, this is worse. I guess it is outgoing to put together and easy to maintain, but that's abt it. I will have to reutrn it and try something else.

2010-07-15 | Helpful Votes: 7 | Rating: 2

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Noble idea and almost a great product
I purchased this to keep my hardwood floors respectable in a older house (floors >40 years old). I have animals and keep a pretty reorganize place. I was going through quite a bit of conventional liquid based products (Murphy's, Bruce Hardwood Cleaner) and was dispiriting to reduce costs (I'm an accountant, so there!). The device vacuums quite well despite the other review on here.... It is meant for hard surfaces only and if you had A LOT of debris on the floor, use a normal vacuum first (which throws around quite a bit of jetsam). As for the steam cleaning, it is a little lacking. It seems to work in fits and starts. During the times that it seems to shape pressure and put out quite a bit of steam, it seems to work well and the cleaning pad gets quite hot. But you have to stop oft-times in order for it to get to the high steam times (annoying and really slows things down).

If the outcome maintained a high level of constant steam and included a larger water reservoir, I would position this a 5 star. And considering I dropped 150 for this, I really want it to work! But with this oversight in the outline, I have to give it a 3. I'm not for sure if I have a bad model or not, but it reduces it's usefulness. It does help for the quick extent/cleaning that I do to pick up the dog hair.

It would also be nice if you could add a couple of drops of scent (lemon, pine, etc.) to the reservoir.

2010-07-11 (Tennessee) | Helpful Votes: 16 | Rating: 3

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Sterile Suction & Hard to Push
What a squandering, this vacuum has zero suction. It just pushed around potato chips (how heavy is a potato bit?). If you try to use it as a steam mop you need to work out at a gym for a month first. This thing is really hard to get moving!!

As a word of caution,I suggest you buy ear plugs when operating, for a vac that can't seem to pick anything up it makes a lot of noise.

Anyway, I am returning mine back to Aim, a $30.00 swivel sweeper does a much better job!

One last thing, it does work on doormat, the manual even warns you not to use it on carpet. Crazy for $150.00 I would expect carpet.

2010-06-10 (Los Angeles) | Helpful Votes: 29 | Rating: 1

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Infinity Upright Vac - NV30

List Price: $179.99

Product Details Features A 14" Cleaning Path On-board Tools Include Dusting/upholstery Brush Washable HEPA Filter And Bottom-emptying Dust Cup Advanced No Loss Of Suction Cyclonic Technology

Product Description

Avant-garde cyclonic no loss of suction technology; passes IEC NLS test standards

Features a 14" tidiness path (with illuminating headlight), 25 cord, quick-release extension staff with 9 cleaning reach

On-board tools include dusting/upholstery brush and crack tool

Easy-clean features include a washable HEPA filter and bottom-emptying dust cup

Malleable height handle with telescopic tube; 5 carpet-height adjustments

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Customer Reviews

Sinker worth it
Here it is. The Infinity vacuum. The "Dyson Exterminator".

Hell yeah.

I've actually HAD a Dyson and now I have an Infinity, well, I've had it for awhile now. All I can say is if you exhibit a little regular sense when you're using your vacuum, you will not destroy a belt. You will not encounter any problems. Your machine might overheat from but to time, but hey, most vacuums do. I used to not clean mine as I should and I ended up with low suction and nagging other problems, but once I started tidiness this thing on a regular basis (every 2-3 uses), I've had no problems whatsoever.

Dysons guaranteed to not consume suction? Ha. I had one that lost suction and me AND a vacuum repair shop COULD NOT figure out the reason why. This one.. accepted strong for about 2 years now, has NOT lost suction on me. Has encountered two moves and generally heavy handling (me and a couple of cats tend to generate a lot of dirt and debris for some reason).

So, all in all, save a youthful money but be prepared to take care of your purchase. Exhibit a little common sense while using your instrument and you will be fine. =)

2010-06-13 | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

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Top-level AND HONEST REVIEW
I owned the vac for 2.5 years so don't approach my review with people who have owned their vacs for a few months.

Vac works great for first few years, no riddle. Maybe this is how long vacs were designed to last. So if you want a vac that will last 2-3 years and work eager, this is your vac. But after two years of normal use, which oddly is when the warranty expires, the integrity of the machine falls separately from. The power button on ours stopped working and we had to unplug cord to turn on and off. Machine began making a peculiar sound. Suction was not as powerful, even after cleaning. The hooks that hold the cord no longer stayed composed.

I have no idea if for the price you can get a vac that lasts more than 2 years but I just bought a Bissel with a 5 year covenant, for a comperable price, if that is any indicator. So at least comparing Bissel and Inifinity on price and warranty . . . I'd take Bissel. I'm satisfied there are tons of more exspensive vacs that are better too of course.

So, DON'T BUY IT. Oddly also, Bed Bath and Beyond seems to not be selling it anymore. . .

2010-01-12 | The Rational Customer (Long Beach, CA) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 2

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Just buy the Dyson.
Yes, a Dyson is $400 and up. BUT. I yearn I had spent that $400 initially rather than the $200 I spent for this, the close to $100 I spent having it settled repeatedly, and then the $400+ when I finally did get rid of this terrible vacuum and buy the Dyson. If I had bought the Dyson in the first arrange, I would have saved about $300.

The first time I used the Infinity was to clean up Christmas tree needles. It congested immediately. I should have known then and tried to return it, but I assumed the needles were just too much for any vacuum. I had this vacuum for almost three years, but for the larger part of the last two I had to take it not including and use a bamboo skewer to clean out the clogs every time I wanted to vacuum. There are just SO many problems with this vacuum. The hoses and tubes have several 90 rank turns, which cause terrible clogs, especially as the machine gets older. The hoses do not disengage easily and the rings which attach them break off when you attempt to disconnect the hoses. After six months, my party was held together with duct tape. The canister is awkward and bulky to clean out and the hinges that staple the canister door broke off of mine and then the door would never stay on. When this vacuum clogs, it shoots muck and other particles out behind it, creating a bigger mess than what you started with. At the slightest hint of a clog, the vacuum loses almost all suction.

After almost three years of squalid floors and lots of frustration each time I tried to clean, I finally went out and bought the Dyson - which comes with a five year promise and actually works.

2009-12-22 | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 1

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A become debilitated of money...
What does it imply when you buy a product which says in bold white italicized letters, "NEVER LOSES SUCTION", and it does? Is it phoney advertising? Sure seems so to me.

I own this little marvel, and purchased it based on those three little words. I withstand cheated. I wouldn't recommend this to anyone.

2009-10-08 | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 1

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What's the question???
I've announce some of the reviews here, and can't understand why all the bellyaching. We've had our Infinity for almost two years, and love it. That thing will suck the doormat up off of the floor! I, unlike some of the others, have no problem cleaning out the small sponge HEPA filter. You get two of each with the make, so you can wash one and have one ready to replace it with. It beats the dickens out of trying to find replacements, like I tempered to to with our Hoover. Oh, and the same with another one we had one time, but I don't remember what brand it was.

Sure, it can be a little sluggish to push, and tear, but the suction is one thing that makes it like that. Do what I do; extend the handle tube out as far as it will go. I'm tall, and this makes it easier on my bad back. Also, it gives you more leverage.

Principled this morning I cleaned it out real good and replaced the belt. I've found that, although the manufacturer recommends tidiness the cyclone chamber every other time you use it, or something like that, you don't have to. With two dogs, and two cats in the house, I suck up enough tresses to knit a sweater. I think that most of the complaints I've seen, among these critiques, come from people who don't envision to have to do anything but plug it up and go. Well, folks, things get dirty and need to be cleaned. It's no big deal! Just "man up," and git 'er done!

In shutting down, I'd like to say that, should this one wear out, tear up, or generally just go South, I'll be right back at the store to buy another one. In 45 years of nuptials, my wife and I must have owned twenty or thirty vacuum cleaners, including two Kirby's, and an Oreck (both of these brands are insanely overpriced, but you knew that, didn't you?). This vacuum beats them hands down! I've never seen a vacuum dispatch as powerfully, yet cost as little. I bought mine at Wal*Mart, and I think I got it for about $159.99, or something like that. That was two years ago, so they're to all intents more by now. Isn't everything else?

Believe me, if I'm going to take the time to write this much about a product, you'd better believe that I'm telling it like it is. Go get one! You won't be pathetic.....

2009-10-01 (Houston, Texas United States) | Helpful Votes: 1 | Rating: 5

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Shark Infinity Upright Bagless Vacuum - Factory Serviced

Product Details Crevice tool, and upholstery brush inclu8ded Headlight 25 Foot Cord Bagless

Product Description

Euro-Pro's Infinity HEPA Bagless Upright Vacuums catalogue innovative features such as a HEPA filtration system that's unsurpassed when it comes to trapping household dust, pet dander,pollen and other irritants and allergens. And the lifetime trustworthy HEPA filter is washable so you don't have to worry about replacing filters or paying for them. 12 amps of power in every nook clean carpets, bare floors, stairs and more; 24 cyclones trap dust and waste for improved suction Bagless technology saves time and energy with no bags to buy or succeed HEPA filter is washable and traps more than 99.9% of dust mites, pollen and ragweed 13" organization path lets you cover a wide range of flooring with every pass Edge maintenance allows you to clean right up next to walls 17" extendable reach hose and 25' line let you clean a larger area 5 brush-height adjustments provide conformable cleaning options Attachments: Crevice, dusting/upholstery, pet hair power whisk and low-reach bare floor Bright headlight ensures dirt and dust have no okay awkward to hide Adjustable height and ergonomic grip for comfortable cleaning

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Infinity Upright Vacuum Cleaner with Pet Care System - NV31

List Price: $229.99

Product Details Quick Release Extension Wand Advanced Cyclonic No Loss Of Suction Technology Factory Serviced Washable HEPA Filter And Bottom Emptying Dust Cup

Product Description

Works Serviced Unit. Advanced cyclonic no loss of suction technology; passes IEC NLS proof standards Washable HEPA filter and bottom emptying dust cup Quick release compass wand with 9' cleaning reach and adjustable-height handle with telescopic tube Pet Tribulation System designed for pet lovers for superior pet hair cleanup Includes dusting brush, break tool, upholstery brush and features 5 carpet height adjustments and 14" tidiness path with headlight

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Customer Reviews

Re-manufactured merchandise - not recommended
I was replacing the same epitome vacuum I already own that had a broken part but I didn't realize that I was ordering a re-manufactured vacuum. I am not sure if I scarcely missed that in the description or it was never noted.
The motor is louder and does not sound like it should and it has a run warning light that won't shut off no matter how well I clean the filters.
I would not recommend buying any re-manufactured goods to anyone.

2010-03-17 (Isanti, MN, US) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 3

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Uttermost vacuum, very strong suction.
After putting up with a Bissell for the last 2 years, my new roommate has brought this jem adroit in! It's great, the suction is so strong (and our carpets thin) I can actually see it pulling the carpet up if I put it on a 'low carpet' environs. It's picked up everything that the Bissell couldn't, we love it.

The canister is a bit messy when emptying, but almost all bagless vacs are. I paramour that the whole handle pops out and turns into the end of the hose attachment, I just grab the handle on the top of the canister and step around with it.

This is the best vac I've had, if she takes it with her, I'm buying my own.

2010-02-12 (san francisco, ca United States) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 5

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Unmistakable Bad
I got this vacuum as a genius. It's turned out to be a piece of junk. It doesn't pick up anything but the smallest particles of dirt. Its clay storage bin is messy and time-consuming to clean; you have to clean it outdoors and, to get good results, use a hose. It topples at the down of a hat, especially if you use the wand, and spills out all the dirt inside. I am going to throw it in the garbage and go back to my old Hoover that uses treatise bags for the dirt and doesn't boast any fancy technology but has done a hell of a job for ten years.

2010-02-06 (Irvine, Calif.) | Helpful Votes: 0 | Rating: 1

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has anyone heard of the euro pro ep700c vacuum cleaner(upright)?please help i cant find any bags for it .?

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A: www.ebay.com