As a Rainbow owner and user most of my life I was attracted to the Quantum X since it was an UPRIGHT and still had the water filter. I actually didn’t think it would deliver the power of a “canister” so my hopes were not set high. My Rainbow actually died (but lasted over 25 years!) and I was using a Bissel regular vacuum to clean. So I did buy a Quantum X vacuum and was astonished on how much Grit and rocks it picked up when first using it. And I’m talking about a inch deep level of pebbles and grit in the bottom of the water basin. I’ve owned the Quantum X now almost 2 years and now I get minimal amounts of the grit (guess I got most of it up when first using the machine) but still picks up small amounts of grit every time I vacuum. I will say those who are considering the Quantum X it is quite heavy in fact the heaviest upright I’ve ever used. So it’s going to be a little harder to push and pull but it does clean really well and I am satisfied so far with its performance. I like water trap vacuums mainly for the ease of use, just dump out the dirty water and you’re good to go next time. No more taking out all the filters washing them waiting for them to dry and putting everything back together every time I cleaned. And just like all water trap vacuums no loss of airflow since there are no filters to clog to restrict the airflow.
@@warzshadow9701 it's quite heavy. When I'm done vacuuming, I'm pretty worn out lol. Also very heavy to carry upstairs. 😕 But the suction and cleaning power is so amazing that I feel the benefits outweigh (no pun intended) the heaviness. My water basin is always so full of dirt, sand and pet hair! I know it's doing a deep down clean when I see what all it sucked up
So how does the weight of quantum x compare to the Rainbow? I find my Rainbow is very impractical now with arthritis in my knees hips and spine. Very awkward to drag around the house and bending over to change the water basin, clean the separator etc.
I did buy the Quantum X because I'm a huge fan of water filtration. I can promise the Quantum X definitely gets the sand and grit easily. I don't have real deep carpet, but I know it's working when I look at the canister when I'm done. I also have hard floors downstairs and it cleans them well. Doesn't scatter dirt at all. Great suction and never a loss of power.
Right?! My Quantum canister undoubtedly hass "grit" when I go to wash it out. I recently bought a Sirena, same thing! Love love love water filtration!! Should be the only option since everyone deserves a clean dust free home 🏡
@@kellybarrick1720 oh wow!! I just bought the Sirena last week!! I love the Quantum, but it really was heavy plus when I researched Sirena, it has so many more features. I wanted to clean, purify and aromatize the air as a stand alone. I also liked the versatility of the Sirena. Extension wands are much longer. I'm super excited about getting it and going to try and sell the Quantum. The Sirena is the first canister vacuum I've ever had and you're right.....I LOVE water filtration vacuums!!
@@kellybarrick1720 trying to sell the Q, plus my Dyson, Shark and Bissell Pet to offset the Sirena cost. Yes I'm a little overboard about vacuums 🤣🤣🤣 I really had to convince hubby I needed the Sirena lol
@@MaryB_TN oh my goodness! Same! I have 2 cordless sharks, I lift away shark, quantum x and now sirena! The sharks can go back to the ocean they came from 🤣 after what I saw come up from my carpets using sirena after my shark, eeeek!
Excellent video , the question I have is what machine does deep clean? I had 2 rainbows 🌈 over the years and we got rid of them when we got the Electrolux central house vacuum. I have bad allergies now and the canister that collects the dust is in the basement which does keep dust down in the house for me. I just wanted to know what vacuum you use and what you do recommend for deep cleaning. 😊
The Central Vacuum is a good method for keeping dust out of your environment when you vacuum. the dust is going to the garage or basement . my recommendation for getting more out of your Cleaner is to make sure you change the belt often and vacuum a little slower and take a little bit longer. I know it’s a trade-off because often time we’re trying to hurry up. I use a Kirby at home. It’s a little heavier than regular vacuums but it does have a transmission which makes it easier to push. but if you have to lift it up the stairs then you have to take the weight into account. It’s a heavy machine but it’s a great deep cleaner. the closest to a Kirby design is a commercial vacuum called Royal. I’m not sure if they manufacture them anymore. But most mid to high end vacuums can deep clean but you may have slow down and allow it to deep clean the carpet,
Great video as a rainbow owner i think rainbows grab all the deep down dirt because every time I vacuum my house I always see a big layer of grit at the bottom of my water basin (i don’t live near the ocean or a sandy place) and my shark in the other hand only pulls out balls of hair and some fine dust
Thanks.. See the dirt in the water is pretty impressive. I’ve had the opportunity to compare the cleaning ability of. Rainbow to a Kirby Vacuum and saw mound of sand and grit the Rainbow left behind. I guess a lot of our preferences play a part in what convinces us. But I won’t knock the Rainbow- they are built to last a long time and do as good a job and better than many cleaners on the market.
@@monroevac but the Kirby re-distributed the dust in very fine particles. I have owned both. I vacuumed a carpet with Kirby and rainbow.... the rainbow ALWAYS caught more!
And what are your views or opinions on carpet cleaners which is the best carpet cleaner would you recommend for residential normal carpet cleaning or upholstery cleaning is as I stayed at Bissell Hoover Royal Dirt Devil used to make carpet cleaners but they don't anymore so so they oreck so that's my question what do you recommend for carpet cleaning machines thanks and be blessed
Thanks for sharing your experience Calvin- Bissell do manufacture carpet shampooers the Proheat Revolution is a good choice. The larger Big green machine is also good. But it came down to the choice aid a pump style or gravity style Shampooer. Hoover a mostly gravity and Bissell 2x models are pump types. Hope that helps
Meile and Riccar are still top. I believe the water based machines are just a filtration preference. It doesn’t necessarily clean any better because of the water. Although I must admit that seeing the dirty water can convince someone.
@@monroevac Yeah, but remember that Rainbow retains its cleaning efficiency from start to finish. Anything with dry bags and filters lose efficiency (even with the modern HEPA bags) lose efficiency quickly as the pores become clogged. Also, bags are another expense that carry through the years plus Tacony products are lacklustre and any Eurovac have small, expensive bags and multiple filters. The exhaust filters on these machines catch the carbon dust and need to be replaced frequently. Rainbows don't have this problem because there aren't any carbon brushes to worry about in the main unit. The filter bags are not environmentally friendly (even though it is often made from recycled material) as they are made of plastic and we all know about the problems of plastic being thrown away, the way it degrades and that micro-particles of this plastic then gets ingested by lifeforms all over the planet.
It would be nice to compare this vacuum with the Sirena Vacuum. I would be more interested in the Sirena since that you do not have to carry all that heave water with you the whole time.
I did buy a Quantum. It could be better. Still deciding if I should return it or not. 1. Super heavy: Not motorized 2. Difficult to snap basin in. 3. Akward to clean. 4. No cord wrap 5. Hose suction mediocre. 6. Hose connection seems cheap. I might just get a wet dry vac like a Cross wave. It is only supposed to be for throw rugs but will probably work for low pile carpet.
Wet dry vacs are pretty powerful machines. I would try pairing it with an electric power nozzle (if you have carpets) and definitely use bags and a HEPA cartridge filter. This makes cleaning it out easy and the average machine size (5 U.S. Gallons) makes for high capacity as well.
Power is probably the least to consider. Rainbow is not durable, but not $2000 more durable. Rainbow is probably a little more powerful but not $2000 more. So consider that when purchasing
@@monroevac would you ever consider reviewing the Sirena? I just got one and it's pretty awesome. I got it to replace my Quantum. I was a huge fan of Quantum but the upright is heavy and limiting
Rainbows pick up grit if you look at the bottom of the water basin you can see copious amounts of sand. I wouldn't want a Quantum X, it's a pretty stupid design. I still think Quantum should have remained a canister but what can you do. The one thing I like about the Quantum machines is the removable cord. If you somehow run the cord over to the point of damage, it's easily replaced. It works like Numatic's line of canisters and Kirby vacuums that way. I would buy a Sirena over any of Quantum's products if I didn't already own a Rainbow D4SE and a Rainbow E2 Black.
Bought a brand new sirena and it stopped working within a week got a warranty also company would not take it back so wasted all that $ for nothing was extremely disappointed. I have always owned a rainbow and wanted to try something different… never will make that mistake again
@@monroevac when I defrost my freezer, I put towels on the bottom to catch large chunks of ice. Since the rainbow will suck up water, I clean up smaller pieces of ice and any water left over. Beats leaning over in a chest freezer.
I have a rainbow SRX model I'm not a rainbow fan like some maybe it was given to me as a gift and I do use it every now and then I'm not a big fan of canister vacuums because when you have a lot of carpet to vacuum and you have a larger house it's kind of time-consuming so I like upright to better because they get the job done and my opinion is just my opinion you got the costly put water clean water in the Basin because those cloth as well and those rainbow fresheners that they give you the start you out with those are five eight dollars a little bottle for scent of vanilla or strawberry or something like that and then the newer rainbows also have a filter in the back of them that the lot of times they don't tell you about and that sucks up a lot of the fragrance that you put in the water basin so I just run my rainbow without putting anything in it there okay I may bagged upright type of person I grew up on bags I don't like the bag was designed because they're just messy they call Guppies he's too many filters the was so if I had to choose between a Bagless machine Pandora rainbow it's going to be a rainbow all the way I know a lot of vacuum guys don't want you to know about rainbows because if everybody bought a rainbow that basically will put them out of business. Only thing with rainbow is you better make sure you have a authorized dealer in your area because parts do brake parts to get worn belt brush rollers safe they will Kirby you want to make sure there is a authorized dealer in your area because if not it you screwed cuz here in Cincinnati we have Kirkwood sweeper vac and if you don't buy what they want you to buy they don't want to help you too much so I'm might suggest into anybody that reads this comment if you got to go with a rainbow or go with a Kirby even Hoover day don't have a lot of places now you can take the vacuums and get them repaired so it's kind of hard out here now that's why a lot of people go to Walmart and they bottles 59-49 dollar bissell's because if they break down they just throw them away buy a new one but then there's you throw those away that contributes to the Earth waste so I always ask people to talk to a vacuum expert before buying a vacuum because you want something that's going to last you a really long time you know we're in the pandemic people don't have the money like that to keep buying vacuum cleaners after vacuum cleaners Hoover used to be a reliable brand so that Bissell back-in-the-day sold it Dirt Devil Eureka Oreck Simplicity Riccar and they even had a Bagless model back in the day called fhantom but I don't think they around anymore so there's a lot of different vacuum options depending on what your budget is and what kind of cleaning techniques you need but please reach out to a local vacuum expert they will save you old lot of money because Hoover is not made in Canton Ohio they're made in China so it's Bissell and all these other brands they just slapped their brand on it and think it's till quality is not cuz I was born 1987 and back then if you had a Hoover you had some money but they lasted for years to come now they're not like that and that sad so please I beg you reach out to a vacuum cleaner expert if you're not knowledgeable or don't know about vacuum cleaners or shampooers even those have changed over the years reach out to a vacuum expert they will save you a lot of money happy prosperous and blessed New Year to everybody who reads this comment you all stay safe wear your mask and please wash your hands
As a Rainbow owner and user most of my life I was attracted to the Quantum X since it was an UPRIGHT and still had the water filter. I actually didn’t think it would deliver the power of a “canister” so my hopes were not set high. My Rainbow actually died (but lasted over 25 years!) and I was using a Bissel regular vacuum to clean. So I did buy a Quantum X vacuum and was astonished on how much Grit and rocks it picked up when first using it. And I’m talking about a inch deep level of pebbles and grit in the bottom of the water basin. I’ve owned the Quantum X now almost 2 years and now I get minimal amounts of the grit (guess I got most of it up when first using the machine) but still picks up small amounts of grit every time I vacuum. I will say those who are considering the Quantum X it is quite heavy in fact the heaviest upright I’ve ever used. So it’s going to be a little harder to push and pull but it does clean really well and I am satisfied so far with its performance. I like water trap vacuums mainly for the ease of use, just dump out the dirty water and you’re good to go next time. No more taking out all the filters washing them waiting for them to dry and putting everything back together every time I cleaned. And just like all water trap vacuums no loss of airflow since there are no filters to clog to restrict the airflow.
Thanks for Sharing. A comment/review like that can help individuals make a better buying decision.
How heavy is it? I'm small 4'10 about 85 lbs, is it really hard to push?
@@warzshadow9701 it's quite heavy. When I'm done vacuuming, I'm pretty worn out lol. Also very heavy to carry upstairs. 😕 But the suction and cleaning power is so amazing that I feel the benefits outweigh (no pun intended) the heaviness. My water basin is always so full of dirt, sand and pet hair! I know it's doing a deep down clean when I see what all it sucked up
So how does the weight of quantum x compare to the Rainbow? I find my Rainbow is very impractical now with arthritis in my knees hips and spine. Very awkward to drag around the house and bending over to change the water basin, clean the separator etc.
@judithnugent5738 I believe the Quantum is easier to maneuver.
I did buy the Quantum X because I'm a huge fan of water filtration. I can promise the Quantum X definitely gets the sand and grit easily. I don't have real deep carpet, but I know it's working when I look at the canister when I'm done. I also have hard floors downstairs and it cleans them well. Doesn't scatter dirt at all. Great suction and never a loss of power.
Right?! My Quantum canister undoubtedly hass "grit" when I go to wash it out. I recently bought a Sirena, same thing! Love love love water filtration!! Should be the only option since everyone deserves a clean dust free home 🏡
@@kellybarrick1720 oh wow!! I just bought the Sirena last week!! I love the Quantum, but it really was heavy plus when I researched Sirena, it has so many more features. I wanted to clean, purify and aromatize the air as a stand alone. I also liked the versatility of the Sirena. Extension wands are much longer. I'm super excited about getting it and going to try and sell the Quantum. The Sirena is the first canister vacuum I've ever had and you're right.....I LOVE water filtration vacuums!!
@@MaryB_TN The Sirena is an incredible little machine! I'm going to keep my Quantum for now though. I just love them both!
@@kellybarrick1720 trying to sell the Q, plus my Dyson, Shark and Bissell Pet to offset the Sirena cost. Yes I'm a little overboard about vacuums 🤣🤣🤣 I really had to convince hubby I needed the Sirena lol
@@MaryB_TN oh my goodness! Same! I have 2 cordless sharks, I lift away shark, quantum x and now sirena! The sharks can go back to the ocean they came from 🤣 after what I saw come up from my carpets using sirena after my shark, eeeek!
Excellent video , the question I have is what machine does deep clean? I had 2 rainbows 🌈 over the years and we got rid of them when we got the Electrolux central house vacuum. I have bad allergies now and the canister that collects the dust is in the basement which does keep dust down in the house for me. I just wanted to know what vacuum you use and what you do recommend for deep cleaning. 😊
The Central Vacuum is a good method for keeping dust out of your environment when you vacuum. the dust is going to the garage or basement . my recommendation for getting more out of your
Cleaner is to make sure you change the belt often and vacuum a little slower and take a little bit longer. I know it’s a trade-off because often time we’re trying to hurry up. I use a Kirby at home. It’s a little heavier than regular vacuums but it does have a transmission which makes it easier to push. but if you have to lift it up the stairs then you have to take the weight into account. It’s a heavy machine but it’s a great deep cleaner. the closest to a Kirby design is a commercial vacuum called Royal. I’m not sure if they manufacture them anymore. But most mid to high end vacuums can deep clean but you may have slow down and allow it to deep clean the carpet,
Thank you so much for the quick and informative reply. I appreciate it . Please take care @monroevac
Great video as a rainbow owner i think rainbows grab all the deep down dirt because every time I vacuum my house I always see a big layer of grit at the bottom of my water basin (i don’t live near the ocean or a sandy place) and my shark in the other hand only pulls out balls of hair and some fine dust
Thanks.. See the dirt in the water is pretty impressive. I’ve had the opportunity to compare the cleaning ability of. Rainbow to a Kirby Vacuum and saw mound of sand and grit the Rainbow left behind. I guess a lot of our preferences play a part in what convinces us. But I won’t knock the Rainbow- they are built to last a long time and do as good a job and better than many cleaners on the market.
@@monroevac yes i agree Kirby’s do pull more dirt out. if rainbows made their motor’s have more airflow at least 90 cfm it would do amazing
@@monroevac but the Kirby re-distributed the dust in very fine particles.
I have owned both. I vacuumed a carpet with Kirby and rainbow.... the rainbow ALWAYS caught more!
And what are your views or opinions on carpet cleaners which is the best carpet cleaner would you recommend for residential normal carpet cleaning or upholstery cleaning is as I stayed at Bissell Hoover Royal Dirt Devil used to make carpet cleaners but they don't anymore so so they oreck so that's my question what do you recommend for carpet cleaning machines thanks and be blessed
Thanks for sharing your experience Calvin- Bissell do manufacture carpet shampooers the Proheat Revolution is a good choice. The larger Big green machine is also good. But it came down to the choice aid a pump style or gravity style Shampooer. Hoover a mostly gravity and Bissell 2x models are pump types. Hope that helps
What in your opinion is the deepest cleaning vacuum on the market?
How does it compare to miele and riccar top of the line upright? By the way you have the best looking skin.
Meile and Riccar are still top. I believe the water based machines are just a filtration preference. It doesn’t necessarily clean any better because of the water. Although I must admit that seeing the dirty water can convince someone.
@@monroevac Yeah, but remember that Rainbow retains its cleaning efficiency from start to finish. Anything with dry bags and filters lose efficiency (even with the modern HEPA bags) lose efficiency quickly as the pores become clogged. Also, bags are another expense that carry through the years plus Tacony products are lacklustre and any Eurovac have small, expensive bags and multiple filters. The exhaust filters on these machines catch the carbon dust and need to be replaced frequently. Rainbows don't have this problem because there aren't any carbon brushes to worry about in the main unit. The filter bags are not environmentally friendly (even though it is often made from recycled material) as they are made of plastic and we all know about the problems of plastic being thrown away, the way it degrades and that micro-particles of this plastic then gets ingested by lifeforms all over the planet.
It would be nice to compare this vacuum with the Sirena Vacuum. I would be more interested in the Sirena since that you do not have to carry all that heave water with you the whole time.
the Sirena a good alternative to the Rainbow. the durability may not be as good but funtionally its comparable and for a 3rd of the price
I did buy a Quantum. It could be better. Still deciding if I should return it or not.
1. Super heavy: Not motorized
2. Difficult to snap basin in.
3. Akward to clean.
4. No cord wrap
5. Hose suction mediocre.
6. Hose connection seems cheap.
I might just get a wet dry vac like a Cross wave. It is only supposed to be for throw rugs but will probably work for low pile carpet.
Sound like a good plan
Wet dry vacs are pretty powerful machines. I would try pairing it with an electric power nozzle (if you have carpets) and definitely use bags and a HEPA cartridge filter. This makes cleaning it out easy and the average machine size (5 U.S. Gallons) makes for high capacity as well.
Looking at buying a rainbow or sirena canister vac but which one has the most power
Power is probably the least to consider. Rainbow is not durable, but not $2000 more durable. Rainbow is probably a little more powerful but not $2000 more. So consider that when purchasing
Great video your video is the greates
Thank you
Nice review. Good common sense advice and information.
Thanks
@@monroevac would you ever consider reviewing the Sirena? I just got one and it's pretty awesome. I got it to replace my Quantum. I was a huge fan of Quantum but the upright is heavy and limiting
Rainbows pick up grit if you look at the bottom of the water basin you can see copious amounts of sand. I wouldn't want a Quantum X, it's a pretty stupid design. I still think Quantum should have remained a canister but what can you do. The one thing I like about the Quantum machines is the removable cord. If you somehow run the cord over to the point of damage, it's easily replaced. It works like Numatic's line of canisters and Kirby vacuums that way. I would buy a Sirena over any of Quantum's products if I didn't already own a Rainbow D4SE and a Rainbow E2 Black.
Bought a brand new sirena and it stopped working within a week got a warranty also company would not take it back so wasted all that $ for nothing was extremely disappointed. I have always owned a rainbow and wanted to try something different… never will make that mistake again
I do love my rainbow. I even defrost my large freezer with it
What!? Rainbows are cool but I Never heard of that. How?
@@monroevac when I defrost my freezer, I put towels on the bottom to catch large chunks of ice. Since the rainbow will suck up water, I clean up smaller pieces of ice and any water left over. Beats leaning over in a chest freezer.
Ahh yes great idea.
Sirena is China made. Rainbow is USA made.
Oh and get ready to ship that Serena to Canada once that thing craps out
I have a rainbow SRX model I'm not a rainbow fan like some maybe it was given to me as a gift and I do use it every now and then I'm not a big fan of canister vacuums because when you have a lot of carpet to vacuum and you have a larger house it's kind of time-consuming so I like upright to better because they get the job done and my opinion is just my opinion you got the costly put water clean water in the Basin because those cloth as well and those rainbow fresheners that they give you the start you out with those are five eight dollars a little bottle for scent of vanilla or strawberry or something like that and then the newer rainbows also have a filter in the back of them that the lot of times they don't tell you about and that sucks up a lot of the fragrance that you put in the water basin so I just run my rainbow without putting anything in it there okay I may bagged upright type of person I grew up on bags I don't like the bag was designed because they're just messy they call Guppies he's too many filters the was so if I had to choose between a Bagless machine Pandora rainbow it's going to be a rainbow all the way I know a lot of vacuum guys don't want you to know about rainbows because if everybody bought a rainbow that basically will put them out of business. Only thing with rainbow is you better make sure you have a authorized dealer in your area because parts do brake parts to get worn belt brush rollers safe they will Kirby you want to make sure there is a authorized dealer in your area because if not it you screwed cuz here in Cincinnati we have Kirkwood sweeper vac and if you don't buy what they want you to buy they don't want to help you too much so I'm might suggest into anybody that reads this comment if you got to go with a rainbow or go with a Kirby even Hoover day don't have a lot of places now you can take the vacuums and get them repaired so it's kind of hard out here now that's why a lot of people go to Walmart and they bottles 59-49 dollar bissell's because if they break down they just throw them away buy a new one but then there's you throw those away that contributes to the Earth waste so I always ask people to talk to a vacuum expert before buying a vacuum because you want something that's going to last you a really long time you know we're in the pandemic people don't have the money like that to keep buying vacuum cleaners after vacuum cleaners Hoover used to be a reliable brand so that Bissell back-in-the-day sold it Dirt Devil Eureka Oreck Simplicity Riccar and they even had a Bagless model back in the day called fhantom but I don't think they around anymore so there's a lot of different vacuum options depending on what your budget is and what kind of cleaning techniques you need but please reach out to a local vacuum expert they will save you old lot of money because Hoover is not made in Canton Ohio they're made in China so it's Bissell and all these other brands they just slapped their brand on it and think it's till quality is not cuz I was born 1987 and back then if you had a Hoover you had some money but they lasted for years to come now they're not like that and that sad so please I beg you reach out to a vacuum cleaner expert if you're not knowledgeable or don't know about vacuum cleaners or shampooers even those have changed over the years reach out to a vacuum expert they will save you a lot of money happy prosperous and blessed New Year to everybody who reads this comment you all stay safe wear your mask and please wash your hands
Omg. Please use periods and sentences. Very hard to follow what you're saying with it all being a run on sentence!
@@warzshadow9701 yes... painful in fact
He said he’d rather culture bacteria in his vacuum
I think you ought to go into politics
his pitch was indeed politician like.... meh