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Question: where is this vacuum made?
Document: I've owned an Oreck and a Dyson, among others, and this vacuum is by far my favorite. It's sturdy, well made, and very powerful. It's wider and more powerful than the Oreck so it takes less time to vacuum and unlike the Dyson, there's no messy canister to empty--you just change the bag and go.
It was cheaper in price than most, it cleans well (it holds the dust and dirt very well, as someone else made comment on earlier you don't smell anything you have vacuumed emitting from this vacuum cleaner), it seems to be constructed very well (it feels compact and solid with more metal in it than the more commonly available vacuums) and it's holding up in use just fine.
I think it's a great deal for the price. I don't have to roll over anything twice to pick it up, you can really feel the difference in your carpet.It's not the prettiest thing, but it's made of quality materials and vacuuming is probably my favorite chore now.
Wish I had bought the CPU-2T with tools. But maybe that was a good oversight. Went to a vac store and bought a set of tools which have a longer hose and more gadgets. Just no place to hang them on the unit. Also looked at a really expensive Riccar but discovered that CarpetPro is made (in the USA) by the same people and for the life of me cannot find any deal-breaker difference. Oh yes, Amps.
Shipping was as expected. Thank you seller. Now what to do with the three old vacs sitting in the garage? Is there a graveyard for badly designed vacuum cleaners?
Maybe we're doing something wrong but this vacuum is difficult to push on carpet and it doesn't do a good job on dog hair. Other reviews are quite positive but ours experience has been unpleasant.
I do feel the power cord is a problem but I still haven't found another vacuum anywhere close to this price that I believe would be as good as it is overall.
I have had the CPU-2T for several months now. It is the best vacuum I've ever owned and the price is right too. The design is magnificent. Okay, so it doesn't look fancy. But it does a great job.
Now that's saying something about a vacuum. I had a Hoover Wind Tunnel Self-Propelled and all it gave me was trouble. The belts on that one stayed broken! I would definitely consider this vacuum!
I used an extra bit of force and was able to sit the indentation into the grove. The hose doesn't come out now. I have no idea how it came out to begin with.The vacuum cleaner does a good job on carpets but not all that well on non-carpeted floors.
Answer: CHINA is what the Data plate says.  I have had zero problems so far and would buy the same vac again if needed.  The extra long and heavy duty power cord is over kill, and a small pain, for normal household use.