Oreck XL Commercial Vacuum - XL2100RHS - Tests and REVIEW

[@VacuumWars]

Oreck XL Commercial at Amazon: geni.us/uMdflT

[@DocCanFixIt]

I have had to Orecks at home in the business I used to work at went through vacuum cleaners like a mad replacing one every six months. I love my Oreck so I recommend they buy the commercial model the price is great compared to other expensive ones. They are extremely durable especially when dealing with employees who are rough on equipment. This vacuum lasted for six years under heavy use at the store I worked at! For the money it’s worth every penny and totally made in the United States! I highly recommend this Oreck commercial vacuum!

[@taylormordoch9802]

I own one for my carpet cleaning business, I'm going to be honest it's a great vacuum. I like the fact that it is very light, and it has pretty good power. I've had it for 2 years, never ever gave me any problems. 👍

[@VacuumWars]

Very nice!

[@ashleefenn507]

I was going to buy this until I saw that Filtration test. Need to do more research now.

[@lizzieb6311]

So, I was in need of an inexpensive vacuum to use to clean up shredded scratching post debris and scattered kitty litter in the foster room in my home. I don’t care to use my Miele canister for kitty litter. I picked up a used Oreck XL at my local vacuum dealer where I purchased my Miele a decade ago. I got it for 20 bucks… refurbished with a new belt and 6 replacement bags. While it is very loud I was stunned at how well it picked up the stray litter around the litter boxes on my hardwood floor without kicking it out the back. I was so impressed that I decided to do a quick run through my house to test it on my hardwoods and area rugs. Here’s what I love: There is no need to bend over and change carpet/flooring settings. I go from area rug to floors seamlessly. Also, the machine cleaned the area rugs great without sucking them up like my Miele unless it’s on its most gentle setting. The low setting on the Miele means the rug doesn’t get as clean. I love my Miele and the great attachments… but I’m thinking about getting a new Oreck upright because it’s faster to vacuum my home and comes with a much longer cord allowing me to clean a several rooms without unplugging. This thing is loud, not as pretty as my Miele, but it’s light and works great. Best 20 bucks I’ve spent in a long time.

[@jackoff1826]

That was a steal for that price.

[@jackoff1826]

I have this model in this video, and I see that they can be bought for only $150 now...when I got mine about 3 years ago, it was going for $300-$350, I got mine slightly used though at a good price, so I couldn't complain. But for only $150 now, that's crazy. I'm wondering if they changed anything much.

[@Mrcaffinebean]

My grandma swore by her oreck. She had it until her dead. Great video as always!

[@kimhill3614]

As a cleaner, I've used a lot of different vacuums. I'm here online looking for vacuum tests, so I really appreciate that you gave a stab at objectively reviewing these products. That said, professional cleaners are often WOMEN. Most of the cleaners I know barely clear 5 feet tall. Strong ladies, but they still appreciate a vacuum that is maneuverable up, down, and ON stairs, therefore you can't underestimate the value of owning a lightweight but strong vacuum. In fact, I have a sneaking suspicion that men are the ones designing these behemoths. Bias is baked into the design. I just cleaned a house and ended up vacuuming for 30+ minutes. The thing I was judging was the condition of the carpet *over time*, maneuverability, and its weight. Those are completely different standards than the ones you've just offered. I could care less whether or not a vacuum picks up Cheerios. I can do that myself in 3 seconds. I use vacuums for jobs that a standard broom won't address.

[@JuanMarioVillarreal3111]

I seen the oreck vacuum cleaner in the hotel room when I was little

[@dalex60]

I use this model with the HEPA filter bags, and am pleased with the results. What most people don’t understand about Oreck vacuums, is that the outer bag which houses the inner dust bag, is part of the filtration system, and needs to be removed and cleaned on occasion. It’s a chore to do, and I only do it once or twice a year. I keep it, because it’s lightweight and easy for me to maneuver.

[@queenconvertible]

Do keep in mind that this Oreck is marketed for Hotel use, and use in a small business with most likey low pile carpet, or whats called hotel carpet. So for that kind of carpet it cleans like it should.

[@thereallincolntakanashi]

TheSpiritOf76 my local Chinese restaurant has not one, but TWO of these things. I would suggest they buy another vac. :)

[@gollee123]

My moms had the same vaccumn for atleast 15 years and it still stronger then my new bissell I LOVE oreck 💕

[@boycebernal4237]

That’s awesome

[@Theultrazombiekiller]

I have a hand-me-down Orek from my parents in my house. They bought it brand new in 1992 and it still works fine. So they do last a long time, but they are not that great. I will agree with that, makes me sneeze like crazy when I vacuum.

[@graysonsvacsandmowers5426]

Although these old XL Classic style Oreck's weren't the most powerful of vacuums, they were still half decent machines that hold up pretty well as long as they aren't heavily abused. And I imagine this probably would have gotten a better score on the particle test if it had the HEPA bags installed. I would love to see in the near future if you tested either the Magnesium or one of the Elevate series.

[@woofpuppy]

We use two of these daily at my restaurant. The intake between the brush and the fan CONSTANTLY clogs up and is difficult to clean. Both are broken after a year of use. There is a major point of failure between where the pipe (reaching from the base of the vacuum to the bag) and the base meet. The pipe on the bottom has cracked, and the base that the top ring twists on to to connect the pipe also breaks. This is on both vacuums, each being used for about 20 minutes per day, 6 days per week.

[@rexjolles]

My grandma had an extra one, it's red, probably about 30 years old, the roller is wood lol. Fantastic vacuum. All the ones I had before were fancy ones that broke after a year

[@VacuumWars]

Wood! That is awesome!

[@rexjolles]

@@VacuumWars yep. Only thing is like you said, it's very dusty when you use it, but if you use the filter bags it's much better. And you're right about how loud it is!

[@boowiebear]

I bought an old version of this year's ago for $60. It is loud indeed but does okay with the HEPA bags. Nice for stairs. Might retire it when I move but I have a soft spot for it. Thanks!

[@NoobToobJamarMemes]

When you factor in price, quality, and function, I'd say the Oreck scores near the top. I've had one for YEARS with no issues other than like one belt change.

[@VacuumWars]

That is great to hear!

[@codybroken]

Easy and quick follow up vid would be a seal test with a hepa bag. LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!

[@Rhone83s]

My grandma had an oreck vacuum. She didn't want me to touch it for some reason.

[@thereallincolntakanashi]

Ack_Badt I think it was built during the 1980s or something. Leave your actual comment here. :)

[@jackoff1826]

It's because you broke everything you touch and that vacuum was a prized possession of hers.

[@sprockkets]

Having used both professionally I think the Riccar Suprlite is better, but Orecks have a lot of thought put into them. The Riccar is just way more powerful and for me parts are easier to come by. Also, that cover for the belt is due to the fact that the body of the vacuum isn't that strong, so you have to put on the base plate then put the belt on afterwards.

[@LlyleHunter]

Since I have a Kirby an Electrolux and a Miele in the house for big cleaning days I purchase an Oreck XL nine years ago and it functions in my house like a plug in stick vac would in someone’s home. In that respect it’s a good machine at the right price as I’ve never had a sick vac last eight years before but as an only vacuum in the house it’s not capable of a thorough clean.

[@whelenvortexr4]

I had an Oreck XL21 and a Bissell Momentum as my own machines, I still have the Bissell, but traded the Oreck in for a Miele S7 Salsa and it's my primary vacuum, the Bissell I use for the stairs, cars, and I'll use it on floors every once in awhile. The Kirby is too hard for me to use.

[@vacuumtests9225]

I have to say that I really like the lightweight simple design, but sadly noise level is totally unacceptable. Many of these can be found cheaply, but noise level is insane and it has tiny motor. Without the insane sound level it would be a nice little vacuum.

[@matthewweller5264]

I would love to see a review on the magnesium or the elevate command or elevate conquer 😊

[@coolbluelights]

I use one of these to clean a lot of low pile carpet and my main complaint is it seems to drag on the carpet a lot. not as easy to push as it should be.

[@jeramiahcastrowiththenerfr6072]

Do you knowdes there was a regular oreck xl I have a oreck xl 2 ultra

[@MarcelloTheBandit]

If it was me, I would have reviewed the XL2 commercial model. That one that you reviewed has been around in one form or another since the mid 70's I think?? Certainly the early 80's. Perhaps you could review the newer household counterparts like the Elevate?

[@CShannon1991]

Admittedly, I used to want an Oreck as a kid back in 2003 & 04 because weirdly, I just like the classic look of them. I don’t like the newest “up to date” designs and I wish that they would go back to making the original designs of their vacuum cleaners such as this one that you reviewed.

[@kaohsiung99]

Nice post! I like the old school items, too!

[@Bubba-o3w]

I'm thinking you should get the oreck xl 21

[@rotatorwrecker-180]

Have u ever done any reviews on the classic filter queen vacuum 🤔😃

[@shawnamison2485]

Nice to see you using a particle counter for the filtration tests now! Much more accurate and can actually show some numbers to compare model to model now instead of a simple pass/fail like the previous testing method. Now you need to go back and update all your other vacuum tests lol. Are you going to test the sanitaire tradition series soon? Make sure you get a model with a DISPOSABLE bag instead of the simple shakeout style fabric bag only, they have MUCH better filtration!

[@Javi_Lacking]

Orecks are good if you need a commercial vac that's easy to both use and service. They're limited to basic surface cleaning mostly on flat and low-pile rugs, but for many applications they make up for that for being light, cheap, and stupidly simple to repair. Like, the only vac I've had an easier time repairing was my Simplicity Freedom, which has a similar form factor but better overall performance.

[@gw5453]

Will you still going to be talking about the sanitaire track 2

[@Bubba-o3w]

How about the oreck xl pro

[@MrReeceyburger123]

These are epic vacuums a place I worked weirdly had one. It destroyed the Henry and dyson we had there light and easy to use too as said 😃

[@brasshound4442]

If you buy an Oreck get an old USA made one with the fine filtering container bag, the new ones are not the same. I suggest 2008 and prior built in New Orleans.

[@Cleanforceone]

Wow! Great review of the Oreck XL! Very informative!

[@VacuumWars]

Glad you liked it!

[@brendatate2536]

Can you use HEPA bags for this model?

[@jackoff1826]

Yes

[@LoyalmoonieProductions]

RIP David Oreck

[@ANDERSONEXPRESS7]

I have an interesting question what’s the difference between the commercial XL Oreck and the regular xl oreck that was offered for the house i mean everything in detail

[@VacuumWars]

We haven't compare the two, but we hope this video is helpful!

[@ANDERSONEXPRESS7]

@@VacuumWars do u think this vacumn has a good build quality

[@brassmonkeyheheha]

my aunt had a oreck xl when i was young, but i was scared of it for some reason. my grandpa also had a xl at his house in florida and it worked really well. we had to move out everything in the house after he died and i wish i kept the xl

[@tabbycat406]

I remember I would always want an Oreck back about 8 years ago... Never got one though.

[@Billy_Darley]

i had two free brand new ones. i would say get them used but in clean barely used condition. they were a pretty good vacuum but not really any deeper cleaning than a dyson. definitely light weight and easy to use. went under a bed frame pretty easily, most vacuums are too tall for that. i think i would have stayed with orecks if they had hoses. i think they actually did make one model with a hose but it wasnt easy to find them cheap www.ezvacuum.com/oreck-commercial-upro14t-upright-vacuum-with-onboard-tools.html

[@Animevac4874]

It can pick up large debris if you lift up the vacuum.

[@BuffaloNickel9]

Yep... and it's so light that lifting it up is no problem and on top of all that I honestly rarely come across a lot of large debris in the vacuum does well on dirt sand and pretty much everything you encounter in summary if you come across a Cheerio or to it'll normally pick it up but if not just lift it up and put it on top of it.. I agree with you and this vacuum is great for the house my mom loves her and always has compliments on how good the vacuum and looks on her floors honestly never have any need for a hose they're just a pain in the butt and they always fall off when while your vacuuming Oreck XL and all the other Oreck similar to this or incredibly reliable my mom had one for at least 16 years... And I really enjoy how they don't have hoses on them to get in the way

[@jackoff1826]

And how light they are, the ease of use for carpeted steps. That's something I never hear mentioned in any reviews for these vacuums. These Orecks weigh so little.

[@fracturedmind8124]

I have an XL2 and I love it but it’s entirely too loud, even on the lower motor speed. It’s easily the loudest vacuum in my collection. So as a result I don’t use it often. Which is sad because I absolutely love how light Orecks are, David Oreck didn’t lie when he said without the cord it does weigh 8-9 pounds.

[@LlyleHunter]

It’s not a main upright but great as a daily vacuum or something to use a few times per day while you use your main vacuum weekly

[@MikeJones-tp1hl]

I would like to see a test on the precise elevate cordless or it’s cousin the Hoover onepwr cordless bagged vacuum

[@MechInvent]

I'm giving mine away to goodwill right now... Had it 5 years and besides constant bag changes, the belt whine is horrid and you can't adjust vacuum height. I now use a $60 eureka and it's way better.

[@DeLuxeCarwashchannel]

Also do you plan on reviewing the Riccar Supralite commercial vacuum?

[@VacuumWars]

I dont think so, right now I think I'm just going to do the Hoover hushtone and the sanitare tradition. I did look at tacony offerings for commercial but decided against it because they could not do hard floors.

[@lm8348]

Vacuum Wars are you still doing the Numatic Henry??

[@rodolfosoto6505]

Thoughts on the oreck pod ?

[@VacuumWars]

I haven't looked at it.😕

[@nevingeiger3224]

You should do a Oreck elevate command the middle version of the elevate series

[@beepbeepmichael]

So here is the thing about Orecks. They are very different then traditional vacuums and take some time to learn. After having one in my home for 8 years now. I can say it’s one of the best vacuums I’ve ever used. The first year I hated it. But once you get used to it’s quirks and how it likes to clean it becomes a muscle memory thing. It works way better then my Dyson ball multi-floor 2 on floors which I only have now because the hose power is so much better then the orecks non existent hose

[@rubenceballos6760]

I know this is a commercial vacuum but have you ever done a review on a simplicity how do they fare with other competitors?

[@bradleym3240]

Please do a video in the Oreck elevate control

[@RyanBonetti]

The elevate control is the same vacuum with a headlight on the front and some different parts on the exterior

[@RyanBonetti]

The command and conquer on the other hand are much nicer machines based on the xl21/Platinum platform

[@vacuumtests9225]

This classic style Oreck would be nice quick vacuum but the insane noise level is something what my ears can't handle. Even Kirby is quieter. But excellent video like always.

[@CShannon1991]

Vacuumtests I really wish they would tone the loud noise down. I’m not ready to give up on Oreck yet because I kinda still want the Oreck Commercial.

[@GoldenPants911]

Not sure if you've looked into it, but maybe a Riccar for the commercial series or residential series. I bought a used Riccar Brilliance ($1000 brand new!!) for $400 and it kicks serious butt. Built like a commercial unit but looks like a residential one. Would recommend them to anyone and would love to see them on Vacuum Wars.

[@richardbosh4522]

I have 2 of them Oreck Xl love them

[@darkhallucination]

I work in the flooring/remodeling trades. I would like to see a review on backpack vacuum cleaners. I’m going to buy one, just interested to see how Proteam, Hoover, etc stack up against each other. Do not need a review on a unit with a power head as we don’t install hardly any carpeting at all.

[@Juniorar03]

You should review the Bissell commercial biggreen upright vacuum

[@thereallincolntakanashi]

Sebastian Junior the Big Green is a carpet cleaner. NOT a vac. :)

[@Juniorar03]

Lincoln's Aviation it’s actually a vacuum lol there’s the vacuum and the other one lol

[@thereallincolntakanashi]

Sebastian Junior ok.

[@thereallincolntakanashi]

Sebastian Junior did you know I used to own a Hoover T SERIES? Yep. Just handed it to Waste Management last year. Had it since 2012. :(

[@Juniorar03]

Lincoln's Aviation oof why don’t you get a new one

[@truckingwithtobee]

Those Orick vacuums blow away any other commercial vacuum on the market! I use nothing but Orick vacuums especially the red Oreck commercial. It has a 40 foot detachable cord that you can use as an extension cord as well

[@VacuumWars]

I'm glad you are happy with it!

[@josephcazzuto7198]

I always do custodial work whenever I want to avoid being unemployed. Those vacuums aren't any better than a good store purchased vacuum. They do last longer and are serviceable if those 2 things are important then go for it.

[@nicholask516]

Are you going to review the dyson v11

[@abdullaabu-zayed2285]

I’m looking to purchase a vacuum for just carpet. What’s the best option??

[@VacuumWars]

Take a look at the winners of our Best Upright 2022 video kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZ3In4iYnJtkgsk, we have also had a good experience with this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpCxl2uForOBqLs Hope that helps.

[@myfanwyrees2987]

Hiya. I am from the UK and have just purchased, from the US a Commercial US model. Type 8 RHS. I need to purchase a converter. Its voltage is 120 and 4 Amp. Can anyone tell me the amount of Watts please? I require this info to obtain the correct converter. Many thanks.

[@a_mohabir]

I bought HEPA bags with mine straight away. I use it for routine vacuuming because of the light weight and use a more capable model for messes and large debris. I think the trade offs are worth it if you want it as a secondary vacuum or for a cleaning service.

[@colinwillis3392]

My aunt had an Oreck and she hated it. She threw it on the street and got a better Kenmore Progressive upright. It was extremely loud and it scared my cousin when he was young.

[@gmlover82]

Where are the Orecks made nowadays?

[@kawilli8kent243]

TxGMguy82 Cookeville Tennessee

[@Alaska610ish]

For business use, rain and snow getting brought in on carpet rugs will this rust out or the brush rust out? Is it all plastic? Thank you.

[@Emmisullivan14]

I would recommend a wet/dry vacuum for that

[@Hooverman8383]

Can you review the Oreck Elevate?

[@Animevac4874]

Can I use that vacuum for household use

[@jackoff1826]

For sure

[@bodes_26]

We use this vacuum at the hotel i work at and there so loud you can hear one of the other housekeepers vacuuming on the third floor from first floor granted this building is old so sound deafening isn't exactly all that great.

[@shoushikochou]

Have you done the work horse? It would be interesting to see it side by side with the others.

[@geico1975]

Here because researching vacuums, need one for my two-bedroom apartment, residential use only, but sick and tired of buying one every 6-moths to a year it seems. I've went through Dirt Devil's, Eureka's, Bissell's, and I think that's all. I've wanted to try a Dyson, but don't want to pay $500 seems like I may have to if I want a long-term quality vacuum. However, I do want a hose so not sure what to do. Been looking at Kenmore's maybe I should give one of those a try. Any suggestions, anyone? HA! Thanks...

[@andrewkojima9530]

Can you review the new Dyson v11 Please and see if it’s really worth it upgrading

[@KellyK387]

Never had good luck with them. Always clogged or fell apart or was hard to repair . My magnesium is still in the shop and I may never pay to get it out of hock. Riccar is much better

[@OneWheelFloater]

I hope you can test the Oreck Elevate Cordless 😬

[@jaidewalt5765]

You should get a commercial sanitary one of the original ones with the bag on the back and the metal base

[@atomstarfireproductions8695]

Why aren’t there any bagless commercial vacuums?

[@jrmcferren]

There are, they also make machines with reusable cloth bags (Shake Out Bag). Additionally, this Oreck can be fitted with a reusable bag (Oreck really doesn't like to advertise them).

[@Anthony-nx5yu]

Review one of the Elevate models, or just take a look at some older model household orecks

[@owenpeters7418]

Please review the elevate control oreck! I think I would like to order one but I’m not sure!

[@danielanderson222]

This is the best pro team pro force vacuum commercial

[@bradleym3240]

Also please do a video on the dyson v11.

[@aydenrice9463]

Are you getting a Dyson v 11

[@Mr.Beastforpresident]

How about compared to SEBO & price comparable Riccar?

[@RyanBonetti]

He mentioned the SEBO a few times in the review...

[@RyanBonetti]

And compared to the entry-level riccar commercial, the riccar is definitely a lot more durable and powerful. But if you're going to use it on hardfloor you would probably want to buy a soleplate with a squeegee for it as well.

[@dirtdevil7bo]

PLEASE do a tacony vacuum review.

[@Billy_Darley]

they sound kinda tacky bah dum tss!

[@EightiesTV]

Oreck is the Kalashnikov of vacuum cleaners. Engineered to be affordable, simple, lightweight, reliable, without any BS, while being powerful enough to get the job done. And just like the Kalashnikov, you can equip an entire crew with vacuums for the price of one single Gucci vacuum. They are made to excel at one job: cleaning low pile commercial and hotel carpeting as cheaply and efficiently as possible. They are not an air purifier. They are not a sound dampener. They are not a shop vac. They are not a broom.

[@DeLuxeCarwashchannel]

Models like the oreck elevate command and conquer . as well as the oreck axis are alot quieter and have alot more airflow as well as a much stiffer brushroller then these types of orecks

[@VacuumWars]

Thanks, which one is the very best I. Your opinion, or at least from what you have heard.

[@DeLuxeCarwashchannel]

@@VacuumWars the oreck elevate conquer but the command is the exact same machine as the conquer , the only difference is the conquer has a swivel and 2 extra years added to the warranty and 2 extra tune ups but other then that they're the same, in my opinion though i would kinda stay away from the control model (base model) because it has the same loud motor as the commercial oreck you tested and it only has a one speed motor to where as the command and conquer have a 2 speed slow start motor and its not great with hard floors .plus it doesn't have the lifetime belt or motor guard like the command and conquer do

[@RyanBonetti]

@@VacuumWars all of the orecks on the Platinum/xl21 platform will preform pretty similar, however they did redesign the base a bit in the elevate command and conquer and they seam to do a bit better if you have a mixture of floors. The command and the conq are the best oreck has to offer now tho

[@kc5077]

Great video of the Oreck Commercial XL the price is so low I’ve wondered what was the catch.

[@jackoff1826]

The catch is you over thinking things. Put a hepa bag in it, and I see they're only $150 now...what's not to like

[@davidroseman4917]

If you're a first time vacuum buyer ALWAYS buy a bagged vacuum over a bagless. Very low maintenance and more pleasant. The bagless vacuums smell terrible even if you keep the filter changed

[@kc5077]

Please review the Hoover Commercial Hushtone Hard-Bagged Upright and Sanitaire Bagged Upright please.

[@AmericansAlwaysFree]

Grandmother has a magnesium it seems to do well but i personally prefer my kirby

[@HelloHello-vi2to]

Christian those Kirby’s could pick up floors😂

[@its-amemegatron.9521]

@@HelloHello-vi2to I have roll out linoleum and I can confirm...it LITERALLY lifts the floor. They're big and heavy but man are they built well and are powerful

[@GeraldWashington-xh8pt]

Can you please do a few more oreck videos on KZbin 4:20 and it's a tti vacuum cleaners

[@randomvids5883]

Could you review an oreck elevate conquer?

[@DisneyMarkUK]

We had one of these and I loved it, they are fairly ugly though and the lack of the hose was a real pain but I bought it for it’s weight. Great review

[@VacuumWars]

Thanks Mark. Yeah great for weight, I. Sure the higher end models are awesome.

[@LlyleHunter]

The higher end models use the same 4amp motor as the XL does as well as the same basic design. They have more features like multi speed motors. The big difference is really insubstantial in that they redesigned the base of the powerhead. Basically the difference is where the seems are so that the motor could be accessed from the top.

[@intexprismframepool5311]

Please review the oreck elevate conquer

[@Blackheartvacs]

Just an FYI the Oreck Control will likely perform similarly to this model. The Command or conquer though will be more powerful, be a little quieter and should have better agitation though...I've never seen the brushroll that's in that model before. so there is the possibility it's as stiff as the others. The Magnesium is also a better performer but I'm not a huge fan of them as they were built in China.

[@VacuumWars]

Which would you say is the best one for me to review?

[@DeLuxeCarwashchannel]

They are made in the USA with globablly outsourced components from China .

[@Blackheartvacs]

@@DeLuxeCarwashchannel Are you sure? I had a magnesium RS and that said made in china.

[@DeLuxeCarwashchannel]

@@Blackheartvacs it shows in their videos and website

[@thegr8schlotzky]

@@VacuumWars Control, Command and Conquer are all based on the XL21 (same motor/fan/brush roll), so they will have better airflow, more aggressive agitation and should operate a little quieter. The Command adds low speed which performs better on hard floors, and the Conquer adds swivel steering at the expense of airflow. Command is the sweet spot IMO as I find the swivel steering clunky compared to say, a Shark. My XL21 pulls around 94 CFM on high vs 58 CFM for my Oreck XL. The best I could get out of my Oreck Axis (functionally a Conquer without the lifetime belt) was mid 80s due to the swivel neck being more restrictive.

[@Taquaneway]

Dyson v11 came out

[@colterkardas4105]

It’d be nice if Oreck could make a model similar to this one but have a hose and attachments… but then again, that would add additional weight to the unit… 🤷‍♂️😔

[@f23948]

i like your back in the day ending video

[@kg5vacuums205]

Nice review! Yeah they’re not the best out there but they have a decent price on them. You should try a traditional sanitaire for you next commercial vac review. I don’t think it will do well with filtration but the shake out ones especially will do great with the performance on carpet.

[@tylersheets8897]

Try out a Riccar Commercial Superlite. They are so much better than and oreck. Same weight but AMAZING POWER! I own 3 and I have owned several Orecks and have sold all of them

[@ansulfolf5343]

As an owner of both this and a Sensor XP12 I feel that it is worth mentioning the Oreck has a much softer brushroll so I personally don't feel it agitates the carpet pile as well as it could.

[@danielsv17]

Hi can you review the new xiaomi roborock T6 it just came out but just ready for sale i think? Do you have more info? By the way i love the way you do your videos its amazing and help us alot on deciding products to buy 😀

[@ileanamaciel4486]

Oreck insight because it has an enduro life belt or the other oreck comercial That has the endurolife belt