The power button is easy to see and clicks so you know for sure it is on or off. So it’s easy to take on and off the basin. So when you take the unit off the water basin it is upright in the same position that it is in when it is on the water basin. Rainbow – The design of the unit is a little easier to use since it flat. So that is a bummer when it comes to the Sirena. It also means that you can’t go over any water with the electric setup because you will short it out. The Sirena also has an electric hose and a water hose and a tube for each which means more parts. All you have to go off of is the picture of the box because the instructions are not clear.

It took me and a friend an hour to figure it out. You can pick both wet and dry things with the same setup. You pull the unit out of the box, click the tube together, fill the water basin, plug in the hose, and you are ready to vacuum. It has this really awesome thing where the tub and hose are grounded so there is only one of each to deal with. Still isn’t “cheap” but compared to the Rainbow it’s much more affordable to people. It runs for just under $1,000 from where we bought it. It runs with a $3,000 price tag and was the ultimate reason we went shopping else where. Rainbow – To say it in short, this vacuum is NOT affordable. I have used both vacuums and will break this review down in four categories: Price, Assembly, Operation, and Cleaning Ability. After doing some more shopping we found the Sirena. It was my first choice, but there was one thing that made us look at other options. So I decided that was the type of vacuum I wanted, and the only brand I knew of was the Rainbow since I grew up with one. Now, if that is clear enough, please continue reading my review of my experience with the two machines. If you have further questions I would suggest you contact a Rainbow rep or Sirena. This post is plainly my review on my observations of using both a Rainbow and a Sirena vacuum. I am not a saleswoman nor do I ever claim to be one in this post. *Disclaimer – I have not been paid by either of these companies for this review. So the dirt is actually gone and the air that is pushed back out is cleaned and actually purified. The idea is that the dust and dirt get stuck in the water basin and doesn’t get filtered back into the air. That is when I remembered the water filtration idea in a vacuum over a dust canister. My family suffers from horrible allergies and I have asthma so trying to keep our home as a safe zone is very important. Are you in the market for a new vacuum? Does the vacuum you choose really matter? For some people, if it just sucks up dirt then any vacuum works, but if you are the type who is actually looking to help with the deep cleanliness of your home and the purity of your air then you know that the right vacuum is everything.

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