Vacuum cleaner with optional dust tank or dust bag filtration#JC611

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Model: JC611

Feature:

Middle sized bagless/bagged VC

Specifications:

1200W-1600W nominal power

Cord length 4.5m

Dust bag capacity 2.5L

Speed control on body

Automatic cord rewinder

Dust full indicator

Product size: 380*360*250mm

GB size: 430*390*290mm

Load qty (20'/40'/40H'): 750/1600/1700 pcs

Q: have headlights?: On a riding lawn mower, so you can see obstructions if you are cutting under a shady tree, or bush. Commercial lawn maintenance people cut grass before the sun comes up at five in the morning for federal buildings. The light on the vacuum cleaner is handy yet again for seeing when vacuuming under a desk or table where the lighting is dim.

Q: I am aware vacuums absorb dust from the carpet but does their force also cause dust to be blown into the air? Please respond and thanks!: Wear a mask.

Q: Alright, we've lived in this apartment for a year and three months, and we're on our third vacuum cleaner. The first two were Eureka's, then we bought a cheap bissel this last time. I had been taking excellent care of my vacuums, right down to washing the dirt cups, filter and cleaning out the carpet brushes with every use. I couldn't figure out why we were going through them like we were, but everyone suggested that cat hair is clogging them and burning them up. The newest started acting up within two uses (and it's not a large apartment, and we have one cat who hardly sheds, and we clean on a regular basis. Anyways, I tore the stupid thing apart to find MOUNDS of cat hair clogged in it. There was at least enough to be the size of a softball in the hose. So, how the heck is this thing clogging so fast, and what can I do to prevent it? I can't be tearing the stupid thing apart after every use, I refuse to shave or get rid of the cat and I can't exactly just stop vacuuming. Help me please!: Vacuum more often so it isn't picking up so much hair at one time. Try using a clothes roller (the sticky kind) on the floor before you vacuum to remove some of the cat hair.

Q: I have a Eureka Whirlwind (canister vacuum cleaner). I have probably had it for 4 years or so. Sometimes it quot;spitsout garbage from the canister. Should a vacuum cleaner last only 4 years? Or maybe the belt needs to be changed? Any ideas?: Industrial vacuums last about a year. Households brands last about 3 years. You can pay for a tune up or just buy a new one (which might be cheaper.) The belt has nothing to do with the suction.

Q: It's 2014 and it doesn't really seem like vacuums have come that far. What's worse, they like everything else on the market are made for the dump. So whatever deal I happen to find on a seemingly decent vacuum is really going towards the next seemingly decent vacuum..... the vacuum I own is a perfect example! it ran me about 50 bucks but it's crap, and overall the cleanliness of my carpet, and air are the real cost of my savings...The only vacuum that I can say really proved itself in front of me was a Kirby, but there's no way in hell I could justify quot;to myselfdropping 1500 or more (depending how good the salesman was) on a vacuum cleaner....even ifit'll suck dirt through 12 inches of cotton...So to my question, what vacuum cleaner brand, model, etc. has the best suction and filtration but also won't break the bank??? Somewhere around $100-$200 maybe even $300 if need beAny info is appreciated, thanks in advance: Dyson, eureka, shark, dirt devil, Bissell, got 20 of each laying in the office. Spend real money on a Kirby that will last 20 plus years cleaning up to 14 inches deep. Call for a demonstration at your local Kirby store. They'll Show You the Difference between Kirby and any other.

Q: How electrolux differ from any other vacuum cleaner and what are the unique features?: The best vacuum is the one you will use. I had my mother's 1960 canister vacuum, and it was a pain to store and use, so I didn't use it. I bought an upright Electrolux, and it was heavy and I had to get my husband to carry it up and down stairs. I've had an Oreck, and I've had several Hoover's. Right now I have 2 Eureka Optimas--one for upstairs and one for down. They are identical and bagless. I use one or the other almost every day. Easy to store, lightweight and easy to use. Save your money; buy something lightweight, bagless, and with a 12 amp motor. Good Luck!

Q: How would you rate the Rainbow vacuum cleaner? Please only responed if you have used it or own one. Thank you.: Works great - maybe the best. BUT...it is a big hassle! I love the ease and thoroughness of a Dyson ball! Easy to empty, you don't pull it around and it is always ready in a moment's notice! The Dyson does a wonderful job with greater ease. The cost is only a fraction of the Rainbow also. barb

Q: I want to return this new Foreskin Bedazzler, but I'm embarrassed to ask where they bought it: Vacuum cleaners? I got one off an ex. I wanted to shove the hose up his.......(no not in a kinky way) And as a surprise he gave me an extension lead so I wouldn't have to keep plugging it out and in while I vacuumed all of the rooms, how thoughtful was he?! lol at your gift ;) you should just use it, I'm sure a lot of thought went into buying it.. Yeah my birthday is in May, I'll bedazzle my boobs or do something creative like that. Thanks Lep :)

Q: I'm looking at a 'Mezzo vacuum cleaner on OKorder as my vacuum carked it. But I've never heard of Mezzo vacuums before. Does anyone know anything about this brand? Are they any good / or dodgy?Thanks: I think it;s based on the price. The cheaper the dodgier. But i think its a good brand. Hoped i helped

Q: Every time I vacuum in my house, my dog comes running over, apparently all excited because I brought out the vacuum cleaner. But then if you bring it within 2 feet of her, she backs away. She always seems half afraid of it, half interested in it. I'm pretty sure a lot of dogs behave strangely when there's a vacuum cleaner around. But why?: It's probably the loud noise combined with the movement. After lots of training, my dog has finally learned to just stay away from it while it's on, instead of jumping in front of it and barking :)

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