Here is an online user manual for this model. http://www.fixya.com/support/p40537-hoover_quik...

hope this helps

Here are a couple models to check out.

Check out the Miele Touchtronic G892 it comes with a built in water softener. Hope this helps :)

It has a world travel clock, currency & measurement converter, calculator, I don't see anything about speed - but you can always fall back on your speedometer for that measure :) Here's a great demo to take a look at and help you make your decision:

http://www8.garmin.com/buzz/demos/nuvi200demo.jsp

Hope this helps :)

The main difference between the two is weight and folded frame length The Mutsy 4 Rider weights in at 23.2 lbs and the folded frame is 41 x 24.8 x 11.8. The Mutsy 4 Rider Light's weight is 19 lbs and the folded frame is 39.4 x 24.8 x 13.4. The rest of the specs are the same and as follows:

weight without wheels: 12.8
unfolded frame: 29.2 x 24.8 x 44.9
folded frame without wheels: 39.4 x 20.5 x 9.5

Hope this helps you!

I would recommend the Krups Rice Cooker Below it's a rice cooker, steamer AND slow cooker in one!

In a nutshell these are the differences:

67650 (silver)

Drink your fruits and vegetables

Fits whole foods for fast, easy juicing

Powerful 1.1 HP motor

Dishwasher safe parts

Stainless steel strainer

Easy to assemble and store

Cleaning brush included for easy pulp removal

Juice cup included

(White 67600)

Drink your fruits and vegetables

Fits whole foods for fast, easy juicing

Powerful 800 Watt motor

Extra-large pulp bin is dishwasher safe

One-piece stainless steel mesh strainer

Easy to assemble and store

Cleaning brush included for easy pulp removal

hope this helps make your choice a little easier.

I have the Canon MP830 and I love it, but if you're looking for something a little less expensive try checking out the MP470. Hope this helps

Singer is a great brand and they make some good economical machines, check out the three models below. Hope this help :)

Check out the Garmin Nuvi 360, it's extremely user friendly.

I would suggest contacting the manufacture company of your slow cooker and see if they have replacement parts you can order. Good luck!

Pillsbury bread makers don't seem to have much coverage online. If you're not stuck on that make and model I would encourage you to check out one of these below. They have great ratings by both experts and users. Hope this helps :)

Don't know much about the brand and there isn't a lot online about the 9200. I did however find the DV500 model, but again, there isn't much on it either (no wize rank).

If your looking for an economical camcorder you really can't go wrong with a Sony and the DCR-HC28 has a good price tag. Hope this helps :)

I think someone is trying to pull your chain ;) although you had me second guessing myself for a minute so I called customer service at Insignia and was told by a representative of the company that do not outsource any of their parts. If you're looking for an affordable LG check out the two models below. Good luck with your search!

Go for the 350, in my opinion it's the best one out there. If you don't need bluetooth there is no reason to spend the bucks on the 660

here is their online technical sheet: http://www.fixya.com/support/p514072-microsoft_...

otherwise, contact microsoft and have them email or send you a new user manual.

hope this helps point you in the right direction and good luck in your search!

I hate to say it but I would consider returning it. It always makes me a little nervous when you can't find anything about it, especially online. I'm guessing you paid around $200 buck for this model. In the same price range I would suggest one of these two models below. Garmin and Magellan are top brands in GPS (along with TomTOm) I hope this helps and I wish you the best of luck!

YES, The Oreck XL 21 has enormous suction :) Unfortunately, I don't know the exact amp rating but I can tell you that my parents have this model and they absolutely love it. Oreck is a very credible manufacture in the industry and really don't think you can go wrong with it.

If you're looking for a new portable dvd player the Toshiba SD-P2900 is a great buy...but something tell me your problem is not with the dvd player but the headphones you are using. If that's the case you may want to invest in a new pair of headphones. Not knowing what your price range is I would suggest going to the headphone category and selecting the "over the head" design they tend to have the best noise cancellation. Best of luck!

try going to the manufacture site and email or call their customer service or repair center. Otherwise you can always check ebay and do a search forthe manufacture and model number of your sewing machine.

Hope this helps.

Check out the Syntax 323V you can't beat the price and it has a great rating (over 220 user reviews). Not to mention, it looks like a television, when you get into the smaller inches TV's they tend to look like monitors. I've been looking at this model for myself and think I'm going to have to make to plunge and buy it, it's great for the bedroom! Thanks for helping me make my decision ;)

There is not much online about the Maxent ML-3251HLT so that would be my first red flag about this product. However, there's lots on the Mazent 42 inch so if your stuck on that brand I would check out the Maxent MX-42HPM20 42 in. HDTV Plasma below.

If 32 inch is what you're after I would definitely check out the Sony KDL-32000 and the Panasonic TC-32LX70 below. Both are reputable brands in the industry and these two models come highly recommended by many.

Hope this helps :)

Depending on what size you are looking for these three are very popular and are getting rave reviews from user and experts. I hope this helps.

I would call their customer service and ask them to send you the instructions. Here is the number 1-800-625-7935

Good Luck!

I am a big fan of the T3 blowdryer!

It works great and I would highly recommend this camera!

yes there is. A crock pot has a ceramic insert and slow cooker is usually all metal. I have the Cuisinart CSC-650 and I love it, I would definitely recommend it

The LazerJet 1020 Printer looks like a great purchase. It has over 1000 user ratings!!

I've had this coffee maker for two years now and I love it.

I would go with the LG WM3414, people love it and it has a Wize Rank of 90!!!

http://wize.com/washing-machines/lg-wm3431-fron...

I would suggest looking into the breville line: http://72.3.217.20/juicers/brand!Breville

especially the Breville 800: http://72.3.217.20/juicers/breville-800jexl-100...

Users seem to be enjoying this brand, check out the reviews for these models:

AOC Envision L32W461 Television, WIZE RANK 91
http://wize.com/flat-panel-televisions/aoc-envi...

AOC L20W421 Television, WIZE RANK 84
http://wize.com/flat-panel-televisions/aoc-l20w...

AOC A17W221 17 in. LCD Television, WIZE RANK 87
http://wize.com/flat-panel-televisions/aoc-a17w...

AOC A15X221 15 in. LCD Television, WIZE RANK 79
http://wize.com/flat-panel-televisions/aoc-a15x...

Yes it does, it's called the hold warm feature:
http://wize.com/microwave-ovens/lg-lmv2053-1100...

It doesn't have the best rating from consumers:
http://wize.com/dvd-players/sony-slv-d281p/summary

in the same price range I would try checking out one of these three:
http://wize.com/compare?cmp=288676,288674,279079

hope this helps :)

Typically, the more watts a microwave oven has, the greater its cooking power is and the faster your food will be cooked. Therefore, the 1100 would cook much faster than the 650.

hope this helps.

It's actually right here:
http://wize.com/pdas/att-blackberry-curve-8300/...

and you're right...it is a great phone :)

Yes here are a few great choices in a few different price ranges:

The Dyson DC07 higher price:
http://wize.com/vacuums/dyson-dc07-animal-bagle...

Oreck XL2000: mid price range:
http://wize.com/vacuums/oreck-xl2000-bagged-upr...

Hoover US175-900: lower price range
http://wize.com/vacuums/hoover-u5175-900-fold-a...

http://wize.com/refrigerators/lg-lfd22860-botto...

Check out the LG LFD22860 it has an automatic icemaker and also an SmoothTouch Digital Temperature Controls
which ensure's precise temperature control in the refrigerator and freezer compartments!

It comes in black, white or stainless steel.

I would definitely suggest the Canon SD1000, it's small, lightweight, and has many features (like color accent/color swap).

They all have non stick finishes that really make clean up a breeze. Just remember the paddle needs to be removed from the loaf or you'll forget to clean it also. Try the Breadman machines, you can't go wrong.

All new baby car seats are inspected and have to meet particular safety standards. So, even though it may be inexpensive, if it is a new car seat it will meet the standards. Make sure you buy a new car seat, since used ones do not have to meet these standards.

Not necessarily. The bigger and heavier the seats the better, since it will have more material to absorb an impact. So if the bigger and heavier ones you find are more expensive, then this might be true. However, all new baby car seats are inspected and have to meet particular safety standards, no matter what they cost.

It depends if you want to go pod or traditional. The Philips Senseo is a very compact and makes a great cup of coffee. If you want a more traditional coffee maker try the Hamilton Beach BrewStation 47665.