Neither reviewers nor owners have kind things to say about the Thane H2O canister vacuum, and other information we found isn't very encouraging. Testers comment that the Thane H20 is noisy, doesn't clean carpet very well and is poor at cleaning with tools -- though it did perform well on bare floors. Users are equally unsparing. Altogether, we didn't find many who recommend the Thane H20 over standard canister vacuum cleaners.
Consumer Reports includes the Thane H20 water-based canister vacuum in its recent category roundup. We also found an interesting discussion about the Thane H20 on ShoppingTelly.com, a British site devoted to goods sold on TV. Unfortunately, this hard-to-find vacuum isn't the subject of owner reviews posted to Amazon.com or Epinions, and other reviews are thin.
Our Sources
1. ConsumerReports.orgDetails/Subscribe
Consumer Reports includes the Thane H20 canister vacuum in its latest roundup of testing, comparing its performance against about twenty other models. Each canister vac is rated on cleaning ability, noise, emissions and ease of use.
Review: Vacuums: Best Picks for Pet Hair, Editors of Consumer Reports, Mar. 2007
Contributors to this discussion thread aren't at all happy about the Thane H20 canister vacuum cleaner. One owner goes into great depth about how, contrary to Thane's claims on TV, the H20 is heavy, hard to clean and has weak suction on the low water setting. Other users complain about the Thane H20 canister vacuum as well.
Review: H20 Vac: A Balanced Opinion, Contributors to ShoppingTelly.com
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