FilterQueen
FilterQueen Overview
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Mixed to negative sentiment in FilterQueen reviews: reliability and strong suction are noted, but overall value is questioned due to high price and service concerns.
Positive Feedback
Reviewers praise FilterQueen for reliability, powerful performance and a 10 year warranty, with ownership seen as a long-term investment despite drawbacks.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- High price compared with other vacuums and poor perceived value.
- Product is heavy and clumsy, not suitable for elderly or disabled users.
- Frequent FilterQueen customer complaints about billing, exchanges, refunds and cancellation policies.
- Pushy sales tactics and promotional gifts that fail quickly.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Compare alternatives for cost and weight before buying.
- Confirm refund and exchange terms and ask about billing and auto-ship or membership details.
- Factor warranty into value and check customer service responsiveness for potential issues.
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
Mixed to negative sentiment in FilterQueen reviews: reliability and strong suction are noted, but overall value is questioned due to high price and service concerns.
Positive Feedback
Reviewers praise FilterQueen for reliability, powerful performance and a 10 year warranty, with ownership seen as a long-term investment despite drawbacks.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- High price compared with other vacuums and poor perceived value.
- Product is heavy and clumsy, not suitable for elderly or disabled users.
- Frequent FilterQueen customer complaints about billing, exchanges, refunds and cancellation policies.
- Pushy sales tactics and promotional gifts that fail quickly.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Compare alternatives for cost and weight before buying.
- Confirm refund and exchange terms and ask about billing and auto-ship or membership details.
- Factor warranty into value and check customer service responsiveness for potential issues.
Filter Queen Vacuum
- - Vacuum is heavy and expensive.
- - Not suited for elderly or disabled.
- - Free gifts from salesmen are worthless.
- - The 10-year warranty is the best part.
Cumbersome, heavy, clumsy and soooooo expensive. I hope I have learned my lesson!
I was sucked into making a ridiculous purchase. I am sick every time I have to drag out the awkward piece of equipment. I could have bought ten vacuums for the same price of one filter queen. Not appropriate for elderly or disabled.
The vacuum is very heavy. The vacuum is very clumsy. Buyers beware of slick salesman offering free gifts that are worthless and do not make it through the first use. (Compact garden hose) something else I have to dispose.
I ran a vacuum for my paralyzed friend, it was very powerful, it was light and it was not as expensive. "How much was this thing?", "Less than a hundred dollars." Now I am embarrassed, yes, I bought a Filter Queen.
At least it has a ten year warranty. That is the best thing about it.
- Owning a vacuum
- Price and the convenience of use
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I hope you purchased from an authorized dealer and have the warranty in writing. Quite often, vaccum salespeople will lie about the warranty.
I am not being specific to Filter Queen but rather vacuums that are sold door-to-door in general. I know, for example, a lot of people report being told their Kirby has a lifetime warranty when in fact it only has a limited 3 year warranty.
My wife doesn't like my Kirby either. It is large, heavy, and cumbersome.
But it works better than the last 3 Hoovers, two Dysons, and a Panasonic that have all come and gone and had to be repaired ; and it has been around longer (18 years) and working well.
And that's not as old as the Kirby I had before that lived to be.
Does the Filter Queen work well ? You didn't mention.
I fully understand the problems with a large heavy machine for those who can't handle large, heavy machines. For them, a lighter machine is necessary and certainly easier to live with.
You paid a lot, but you're implying that there is no value in the item requesting $2800 as damage.
You said you were "sucked in" (great pun !) to making a purchase that you shouldn't have.
We have all done that (many repeatedly) at one time or another so don't beat yourself up.
My suggestion is you buy a lighter, easier, more convenient less expensive vacuum cleaner, and keep the heavy industrial grade equipment for an occasional deep-cleaning and in case of a really messy cleanup of some sort. If you really, really, hate it and never want to see it again, send it to me.