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Oreck Quest MC1000 Compact Canister Vacuum for Upholstery Stairs Carpet See all 301 customer reviews See all 301 customer reviews (newest first) LIGHT WEIGHT AND GOODPERFORMANCE VACUM. Works well and is handy with the shoulder strap.Light weight, does everything exceptionalky well. vacuum cleaner pioneer sir james ___Carpet, floor, ceiling fans, curtains, couches, chairs, etc.mc-ug304 upright vacuum cleaner I bought this vacuum 2 years ago and I have always liked the Oreck canister but this one, the hose that came with it was very short and never did stretch out.kenmore canister vacuum cleaner 29229 lime hepa Attachments do not stay on. This is my second one of these.

The first one was better. This product is amazing. Lightweight and easy to carry around if you use the strap. I use it on all my wood/tile floors, stairs and small rugs. Excellent product with lots of fine features. I had used this model for about 13 years and liked it very much. But finally I needed to replace it, and the same new vacuum does not measure up to the old one. See and discover other items: small vacuum cleaner, canister sets for the kitchen Other Information & Services Own an Oreck Store Can't seem to find that User's Guide when you need it? Download a PDF (Portable Document Format) copy of the User's Guide you need by clicking the appropriate product link below. Click here to download Adobe's free Acrobat Reader software. This software is required to view these User's Guide documents. Need to talk to us? Click here for our contact information. Axis Upright Vacuum Cleaner Gold Power Team Vacuum Cleaner Handheld & Canister Vacuum Cleaners

Full-powered bagless upright vacuum cleaner and steam mop in one Oreck® Venture™ Pro Bagged Canister Vacuum Oreck® Venture™ Bagged Canister Vacuum Oreck® BB1200DB Compact Canister Vacuum Supplies and accessories, service and more Are you looking for accessory tool kits, replacement parts or detailed user instructions? We've got what you need right here—the buttons below are the place to begin your search!Our apologies for the inconvenience. Oreck Compact Canister Buster B Hose W/Notch 72046-05-0327 72046-05-0327 Email to a Friend 3.4 out of 5 Ask a question (3) Availability: Out of stock Fits: Oreck Super Handheld Vacuums and Oreck Deluxe Handheld Vacuums. Fits Buster B Housekeeper Canister Vacuums Models: BB1000DB, BB1000DB, BB1000DBSQ, BB1000DC, BB1000DC, BB1100DBSQ, BB280, BB850AD, BB850AS, BB850AW, BB870AD, BB870AS, BB870AWSQ, BB870AW, BB850, BB870, BB870AD, BB880, BB850, BB880AW, BB880AD, BB900, BB1000, BB1100, BB1200, BB1200DB, BB900DGR, .

1 1/4 Inches Diameter.Also replaces 72033-04-0327, 72033040327 ( White Hose 48" with Shurlok Notch) Oreck Vacuum Cleaner Parts Oreck Ironman Canister Vacuum Hose - Genuine Oreck UPRO12T Commercial Pro Upright Vacuum with Onboard Tools Oreck Commercial UPRO14T Upright Vacuum with Onboard Tools Royal Dirt Devil UD40270 Lower Hose Adaptor - 1LW3080000 I need a hose for Oreck XL Compact Canister. Buster B Old Style Black Vacuum or Compact Canister Buster B w/notch72046-05-0327 This hose will fit Buster Bee Housekeeper models will it fit model bb870-awq yes, this hose will fit Oreck model BB870AWQ Will the Oreck Compact Canister Buster B Hose with Notch also fit model 880AD?This will fit BB880AD tooKeeps coiling back to shortest long when vacuuming.Not 6ft long, just barely 4ft fully extended. THIS HOSE IS NOT EVEN CLOSE TO 6FT LONG. YOU MIGHT BE ABLE TO STRETCH IT TO POSSIBLY 4FT, BUT IT IS SO TIGHTLY COILED IT WILL NOT STAY EXTENDED.

IF YOU DON'T LIKE TO CARRY YOUR CANISTER WHILE YOU VACUUM, YOU PROBABLY DON'T WANT THIS HOSE. A lot better than the old worn out hose I had. Might even be better than the the original that came with the OreckWhen I was a kid, I remember seeing commercials for Oreck vacuum cleaners on TV. David Oreck himself usually starred in the ads, and when he did, he'd always cheerfully proclaim the merits of his machine, the 8-pound Oreck XL. The XL had the look of a complete clunker, with an ugly, dated design that seemed like it hadn't been updated since 1963, when Oreck first started selling vacuums in Louisiana. All the same, there was just something endearing and perhaps infectious about Oreck's unapologetic confidence. Sure enough, everyone I knew who used an Oreck XL swore by the thing.Fast forward twenty years or so to today, and you'll still see Orecks on the market (David Oreck, by the way, just celebrated his 90th birthday last month, and is still an active entrepreneur, lecturer, and philanthropist).

You won't, however, see anything quite like the good ol' Oreck XL. It seems that somewhere between those TV commercials and the present day, the company finally caved in and decided to update its design -- which brings us to the new Oreck Touch. I was almost disappointed as I took the thing out of the box. Was this really an Oreck vacuum I was looking at? By the standards of the many Oreck loyalists out there, I'm happy to say that yes, this is most definitely an Oreck vacuum, the kind of vacuum you'll swear by. We put it through hours upon hours of tests, throwing everything from sawdust to Labradoodle hair at it, and in the end, we found that it was one of our top scoring vacuums, right up there with the most expensive, high-end models. At a price of $399, the Oreck Touch isn't cheap, but as a high-quality appliance in a category with more variance than you might think, it still represents real value for consumers looking for a dependable, easy-to-use cleaning machine. Design and construction The Oreck Touch is a vacuum cleaner built for the 21st century, and if Oreck was late to the party in this regard, it's only helped it to make a big entrance.

The minimalist, utilitarian design of fifty years ago is gone, replaced with something truly modern and elegant-looking. If there was an old chalkboard at the Oreck factory with the word "flourishes" boldly crossed out for all to see, it's been thrown out the windowThis is a vacuum with style to spare. The thick, pale blue bag is gone -- the Oreck Touch uses a sleek-looking translucent blue canister, instead. The handle isn't just a boring, industrial-looking loop of white plastic anymore -- it's a futuristic joystick buttressed by arcs of brushed steel. I hate when writers refer to appliances as "sexy," but I'm really struggling to not call this thing a sexy vacuum.Thankfully, these design touches have a degree of functionality to them. The brush roll is housed in a body with stylish cutaways that actually allow you to immediately see if you've missed anything on the floor as you're cleaning. The great-looking canister is amazingly easy to take out, empty, and replace. And, of course, there's the fact that the Oreck Touch conveniently relocates the power switch, along with the brush roll button, to the tip of the handle, where they sit just beneath your thumb.

From start to end, you could clean with this vacuum and never need to bend over once.The most noticeable function of the new design is how maneuverable the Oreck Touch is. The curves of the machine's body create a pivot point at the base, allowing you to turn the thing with a simple twist of the wrist, similar to how you would with a ball-based design, like Dyson vacuums use. The comfortable angle of the handle seems designed to make this kind of turning even easier -- it juts out in front of the vacuum, giving your wrist more leverage. It's a subtle, surprisingly smart build, and I was struck with how much I enjoyed using it in comparison with other machines that we tested. It isn't without its minor imperfections, though. I wish that the hollow loops connecting the brush roll to the back wheels were a bit sturdier, since these are what you're supposed to step on in order to click the vacuum down out of its resting position. While we're at it, a dedicated button or latch for this function would have left me feeling much more comfortable.

All in all, when it comes time to criticize the build, minor quibbles are the best I can come up with.One last design note: as Oreck vacuums go, the Oreck Touch is a heavyweight, weighing in at about 16 pounds. This isn't to say that it's noticeably heavy or difficult to lug around, but don't expect to see David Oreck lifting one with a single finger the way he used to do regularly while hocking the 8-pound Oreck XL.Performance So the Oreck Touch looks and feels great, but the real question is how well does it clean? After all, it's going to spend most of its life stashed away in a closet. How... ugh... sexy it looks is a trivial concern next to knowing how much dirt it'll suck out of your carpets. For $399, you want a vacuum cleaner that's going to do the job, and do it well. So how does the Oreck stack up? Cheerios, 1 oz. (percentage picked up)(Longer bars indicate better performance) 92 97 95 Dyson DC4192 97 93 Shark73 88 97 Electrolux93 88 92 Dyson DC5080 83 Let's start with cereal.

For our purposes, we used Cheerios (Fruity Cheerios, to be exact -- they photograph a little better against beige carpet and plus, they were on sale).Our goal was to see how well the vacuums could handle lightweight particulates of a significantly larger size than your average dust mote. What percentage of the cereal would each vacuum manage to pick up? Would the cereal fit underneath the vacuum, or would it just get shoveled around? Would the vacuum grind it up and leave multicolored dust littered across the carpet? What about low-friction, hardwood floors -- would any of the vacuums scatter the cereal across the floor?The Oreck Touch passed all of these tests with flying colors (or, in the case of that last one, with no flying colors.) Across all three surfaces that we tested on, the Oreck picked up more cereal than any other vacuum, averaging a very impressive 95 percent pickup rate, one percentage point better than the top-of-the-line Dyson DC41, which retails for $649. The Oreck didn't leave any ground-up cereal dust behind, and it didn't have any trouble on hardwoods, either.