2-in-1 stick(HEPA filter ) cyclonic vacuum cleaner

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Model: S00

Feature:

2-in-1 stick VC (HEPA filter )

Specifications:

400W-600W nominal power

Cord length 5m

Dust bag capacity 0.8L

Product size: 240*130*1050mm

GB size: 680*115*135mm

Master carton size: 690*245*285mm

Load qty (20'/40'/40H'): 2200/4660/4960pcs

Q: My husband has really long, really strong hair. We've killed quite a few vacuum cleaners with his hair (the hair wraps around the spinny thing and inevitably breaks the motor). Because of this, I'm assuming I can't get that kind of vacuum cleaner: stand up vacuum with the spinning brush. What type and/or brand of vacuum should I get?: What ever brand you purchase, take a little responsibility, trim the hair from the roller brush on occasion, with a scissors, and yank it out.

Q: I had to try and use one as a stomach pump one night after some horrible seafood but it didn't work and it was unpleasant. Is there some sort of vacuum stomach pump attachment? I don't want to have this issue again. Help!: Vacuum cleaners have suction that is way too powerful to use on internal organs. Didn't you see the 1000 Ways to Die episode where the idiot used a shop vac to perform his own liposuction and disemboweled himself and bled to death? Same principle. Besides, pumping the stomach would not help with food poisoning, which comes from bacteria or toxins in the food. By the time you use a pump, the bacteria or toxin is in the bloodstream and your vacuuming action is futile.

Q: I just bought a Kirby vacuum cleaner and I was wondering if they are really that good or did I just get ripped off for 2 grand ?: We bought a used '94 Kirby in 1996. We paid $400. for it. I like the powerful suction, but it also comes with drawbacks. The following are my opinions about this Kirby: 1. I don't like the cost of replacing the filters (they're about $8. a bag and only have 3 bags in a package. 2. It's not easy to change from vacuum to using the hose. 3. It's kind of heavy and bulky and doesn't maneuver easily. In my opinion, it's not worth it. You can purchase a bagless Dyson for around $500. and they work great. Does the $1800. price include all of the attachments? Do you need all those attachments? Are all the bells whistles worth $1800.?

Q: I've heard Oreck vacuum cleaners are very good and light weight, has anyone had good or bad luck with them?: I don't know much about Oreck cleaners themselves, but the Oreck Corporation has my undying respect for what they did in the aftermath of Katrina. David Oreck made the corporate HQ (in southern LA somewhere) available for anyone who needed somewhere to live or to just ride out the storm. He continued to pay people who couldn't come to work and reopened the factory very quickly after the storm. He and his company shelled out millions and I think they deserve our business.

Q: Do you have an amazing vacuum cleaner and what is the name and cost? I am looking for something exceptional.?: Consumers Reports had a recent rating on vacuum cleaners.Check the local library, you can read it for free or Xerox the article. There is no point in spending hundreds of dollars more for a small margin of improvement.

Q: I've gone through three vacuum cleaners in a two years and have spent thousands. Additionally, one vacuum cleaner was so heavy, it caused me back pain.: Walmart, bissell, $45

Q: My parents bought one for $1500 and I haven't noticed any difference. It seems a $300 dollar one could do just as good a job: Right they are built like tanks, Powerful and rugged. In fact I have an old kirby vacuum unit, just the motor and blower mounted on a old shop vac that went bad. The Kirby was bought by my grandmother over 50 years ago and its still running.

Q: Why would they make products that will break in a few years? Is this a good policy?: cars vacuum cleaners appliances there are just too many to list They used to make products to last. Quality used to mean something in the make of a product. Now the policy isn't quality but quantity to keep the money rolling in. :-))