Oreck is a very dependable brand of vacuum cleaners. David Oreck, who founded the company in 1963, said that “a good idea, a lot of energy and no money.” But he always followed Winston Churchill’s mantra: “Never, never, never give up.”
Thankfully, Oreck did not give up. Half a century later, Oreck vacuums are some of the best on the market. And today, August 10, 2016, you can get an Oreck commercial vacuum cleaner for almost half off.
Normally priced at $265, this upright vacuum cleaner is on sale today for just $142.
You can save $124 on a top Oreck vacuum if you buy today (Photo via Amazon)
This popular vacuum has a 4.5-star rating, with the large majority of reviewers giving it 5 out of 5 stars.
The product description says it all:
“Get high-speed commercial cleaning on carpet and hard floors at 5000-6500 RPM. Powerful direct suction and easy-to-use fingertip controls make cleaning simple. And at only 9 pounds, it’s easy to push and carry anywhere. It has a long-lasting Endurolife belt, 40 foot quick change cord, and a large 630 cubic inches top fill bag. Best of all, it was proudly built in the U.S.A with U.S. and globally sourced components.”
Customer LmHagge makes an appealing case:
“I really truly love this vacuum! I had a refurbished one that I purchased on ebay and used it for 10 years until it died. After doing some research, I decided to get another one. The U2000RB-1 has some nice updates – the longer piggy back cord, and the helper handle are two that come to mind immediately. It sucks up dog fur and dirt like crazy, and has no problems going from wood/tile flooring to carpet, and small throw rugs. I use the Enviorcare Vacuum bags, and they last a good two months each, and that’s with three dogs, all being heavy shedders.”
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