Current Dilemma SBS

What is wrong with current vacuum's being sold in todays market?

A SBS (store bought system) vacuum unit does not pick up all the necessary dirt, sand, and other particles at the bottom of your carpet which perpetually leads to replacement of worn lackluster carpet that is less clean. They are made with cheaper disposable materials and design, with a small 1'' hole not always centralized on the vacuum head & brush; regardless of hole location, the suction isn’t enough to pull the full width of the brush let alone even come close to pulling all the gunk and allergens at the bottom of the carpet. We do sand tests to show it remains on bottom of carpet, cutting fibers.

Even commercial vacuums lack the design and power to perform at the required level for a finalized cleaning. High-heat extraction steam cleaning units don't pull the dirt from the bottom (dirt causes faster carpet replacement) and it becomes mud that has micro-bacteria growth during the long drying process (multiple hours wet & saturated). The machines also end up requiring replacement with too much usage.

A Kirby vacuum has a 2.5 inch hole with dual fans for cooling and cleaning, with design help from ex-NASA engineers that contributes to it being the #1 cleaning unit in the world at overall performance. Our Dry-Foam shampoo process (only takes around 30 minute dry time) has an EPA approved chemical that sanitizes and disinfects, while it deodorizes, treats carpet fibers with our Kirby Protection Stain-Guard, and applies a brightening agent that absorbs invisible light and re-emits blue light while masking yellow tones to bring colors back to life on both carpet and upholstery, all the while removing stains in the process of cleaning and fluffing the carpet back up. Our patented shampoo solution provides best total value.

All other vacuum options, as crazy as it may sound, lack specialized patents for deep suction. They are inferior units that are replaceable & continually resold; store bought vacuums that are predominately underpowered with incorrect ergonomics. This is not a resolution for consumers, but a trick buyers and the rest of the sales field doesn't take the time to learn properly; consumers and manufacturers settling with cheaper vacuums without lifetime warranty that do a partial job.

Your house is a large investment, yet destructive particles that flatten and discolor carpet are not removed by other equipment. Secondly, allergens are also not being properly removed from the carpet that affects your breathing optimization. Use your Kirby regularly for max efficiency (even just vacuuming) and you are getting ahead while keeping the benefits of carpet in a home. Carpet is comfy and soft when clean!

What is the point of vacuuming carpet? Why does every household have a vacuum? To remove dirt and other particles from the carpet. Why? Vacuuming makes it cleaner to live in your living area's, plus it helps extend the life of the carpet.

Removing sharp sand and cloggy dirt is important. After time, walking on the carpet leads to micro tears that results in your carpet losing its original fluffy texture. With proper equipment a vacuum is intended to help expand its lifespan, saving you from expensive replacements or switching to hardwood floors costing thousands upon thousands of dollars to replace.

What is the difference between 'price,' and 'cost?' Price is what you pay for a product or service upfront. Cost is what is incurred over time. If your mower, laundry machine, or dishwasher only does a half job, is there a need to replace it so it accomplishes the objective for why you made the purchase to begin with? You buy right, you buy just once with Kirby and start protecting the initial investment (the multi-system vacuum unit and your property).

We can prove this information in person or via our product videos.

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Our exclusive proprietary equipment shakes and vibrates the carpet fibers over and over until it rattles it all out from bottom to top.

It takes actual suction to create an air pocket tunnel with the proper airflow, combined with vibration, to exterminate the initial culprits at bottom of carpet. This is before the dry foam shampooer sanitizes, deodorizes, applies Kirby Protection Stain-Guard, and brightens your carpet and furniture.

You are supposed to be nice to the competition. Regular vacuum's still suck some top hairs and fluff and makes it look decent.

The problem is they chip and tear up carpet, have brushes spinning fast with a brush roll beater bar that digs into the carpet to flick up dirt, but it also sends some dirt and sand to bottom (where it stays) and no matter how many times you go over it it won't pull it out. Beats up the carpet without suction first being the resolution.

Don't worry about google search comparisons. Kirby wins.

Some claims are 'statistics,' that mean nothing. In two passes Dyson picks up more sand says Google search. Then after 20 passes it never picks up the rest of the sand, all the while tearing up carpet from plastic high RPM brush. We use Ash Wood on our brush, doesn't chip like plastic. After a few passes we pick up everything down there - it gets what the competition is unable to get out.