A guide to Vax carpet cleaners

Vax carpet cleaning products are excellent investments in the freshness and cleanliness of your home. Carpet washers to hire can be lots of money but buying a carpet cleaner from Vax can be a great way to offset some of that cost and provide you with the equipment to make your home sparkling clean yourself. This article looks at information about Vax and some positive and negative reviews of Vax products so that you can decide for yourself if you are going to invest in one.

Vax company information

Vax is a UK based company and specialises in equipment to help keep your floors safe, clean and hygienic. Carpet washing by hand is long gone with Vax's huge range of quality carpet cleaning products and tips. Vax claims to be the leading brand in the UK for floor care and their reputation is second to none. Their registered address and telephone details are: Kingswood Road, Hampton Lovett, Droitwich, WR9 0QH.
Tel: 08444 128 455

Positive reviews

"It is easy to use, dries the carpets better than other brands, my lounge carpet was a good test subject as it was covered in muddy dog prints, the V124 cleans far better than my Bissell ever did and uses far less cleaning fluid than the Bissell making it far less costly to use especially if you have dogs and kids and are often forced to clean the carpets. I am delighted with it and recommend it most highly. Another point to remember... With Bissell you can only buy spares from them via their 0870 number, with Vax you can simply buy from your local Vax dealership. When I contacted Vax by phone prior to purchase to test out the customer service departments level of service I found them fast and helpful and well informed about the product. Highly recommended."

Negative reviews

"I used two containers of clean water and it sucked these up and dried the carpet well, that was about halfway through. The third container container poured straight out onto the carpet through the nozzle and sort of flooded things, however it sucked it all up again leaving the carpet patch quite damp. I took the machine outside and refilled the clean water container, same thing happened water poured out through the nozzle, tried again same thing. Rang Vax and sent it back for repair, they said it would take ten days, after over three weeks I still haven't heard anything from them. It's probably only a sticking valve but for a new machine it's all very disappointing."