Or Hoover Windtunnel T

Pros and cons to each machine. Water based machines require a lot of upkeep. This also doesn't have any filtration other than the water bath so it may not be ideal for allergies. As for cleaning performance I feel like this would have better airflow but it's brush has always seemed a little weak to me so it's hard to say which is better than which.

Hmm i've not seen any figures from them so that's interesting. I've felt like this is kinda upper end average not bad but not great. The flow at the cleaner head is pretty good but the brushroll feels like it's under powered as in it doesn't have enough torque

Phantom Gray

Thank you so much iv seen the red, blue, and the rose gold but that's the first iv seen of the gray and do you think it's worth the price you have to pay for it or are there better ones out there????? What's your opinion???

@@gregorymasincup7540 Hmm that's a tough question. Water filtration vacuums definitely aren't for everyone. They're a good amount of maintenance having to fill empty and clean them each time you use them. For those who don't mind that it's nice to have the dirt out of your home. It's currently the only water filtration upright (to my knowledge). From a cleaning performance standpoint I think this is towards the top, at least for water filtration machines if the brushroll were a bit stronger it may top the list. That said I feel it's not quite as strong as other contenders like Rainbow in terms of build quality and Filtration. Sirena SEEMS to be a good option too but I have yet to use one. Does this help?

@@Blackheartvacs yes this helps a lot and thank you do much for your response

The airflow at the power nozzle of a modern miele canister is similar, but you have stronger agitation, much better filtration, an easier tool system, and bagged machines are much less maintenance. In short, good choice.