2-in-1 Stick(HEPA Filter ) Cyclonic Vacuum Cleaner

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Trademark:OEM, ODM

Packing:Gift Box / Export Cartons

Standard:CE, GS, CB, EMC

Origin:China

Q: In the last three months I have purchased two separate vacuum cleaners from Wal-Mart.....granted they were cheap...but they were also all I could afford. They have both stopped working...the most recent one I got worked great for about a week ( it cost 40 bucks)..and now it gets so clogged up every time I use it, that its pointless to even try...and it leaves black marks all over my carpet, I have to stop and unclog the hose after only doing half a room....plus it isnt even picking n e thing up!!! I am so fed up.....I can't afford an Orek or a Hoover....is there a cheap vacuum that wont quit on me??? Price range from 50-80 dollars????......Please help!!!: Yes... been there, done that. After much research, I discovered the blue/green Eureka Boss Smartvac Ultra vacuum--The Boss-- at walmart for under $140. I understand it's a little more than you wanted to spend; but, it is such a great vacuum I had to tell you a/b it! It is a bagged vacuum the upright variety. This bagged vacuum is fantastic to keep the dust contained and to suction like no other one we've had before. We've read all the reviews a/b the Dyson and I believe this one is as good in suction or better. After 1.5 years of use, it's still going strong and I have a family with 3 young children!!

Q: can you recycle a vacuum cleaner?: copper wires, plastic parts, steel... sure

Q: Just in case the power goes out, I would like to still be able to see where I am vacuuming.Anyone know a vacuum that has an inbuilt light that you would recommend? I know KIRBY make one, but they are very expensive.I am hoping for one at say less than $150 if possible.: In case the power goes out...ha good one! Power goes out your vacuum will not be working :P

Q: My 7 month old is scared of vacuum cleaners. He looks terrified when we put it on and sometimes he will cry and sometimes he just stares at it with his bottom lip sticking out. what does your baby do when the vacuum cleaner is by them?: Yes mine is 10 months old; he used to not care but around 7 months he started getting scared whenever we turned it on. he wouldn't go near it even when it was off he was so scared of it. I actually use this to my advantage haha. Before; whenever I would go into the bathroom he would follow me and try to get in the toilet; my makeup box; the toilet paper etc....I don't like closing the door when I'm doing my makeup(the bathroom is small I have to step all the way over to the bathtub to close the door) so it was argh annoying; so my husband had the bright idea one day to put the vacuum cleaner in the doorway so that he wouldn't follow me. LOL it worked; he took one look at it turned right around left. hehe now I keep the vacuum in the bathroom always put it in the doorway when doing my makeup.

Q: Vacuum Cleaners...please tell me the BEST one out there?!?!?!?: I think I have had every vacuum made at one time or another, and absolutely nothing I've had has ever compared to my new Dyson The Ball. They have numerous models so just pick the one that's best for you particular situation. It is made so well that I do not expect to ever have to replace it. Mine has amazing suction, turns and swivels to get into every nook and cranny, lightweight with a nice long extension hose. I have three indoor dogs so I use this baby all the time. It still looks brand new and spotless. Not one ounce of dust ever sticks to it as it suck it all around it. A push of the button empties it so I never have any dusty hands. I love to use it, so that's a very first for me, I always hated dragging out the vacuum. This one is not like working at all, I never break a sweat. This is one item where you really get what you pay for, and will save you tons of money in the future as well as so much frustration!!!

Q: . Why is the consideration of a black hole as a 'cosmic vacuum cleaner' so wrong?: Far from the black hole, the gravitational field of a black hole is no different than that of a star having the same mass. Stars don't suck things in, although stuff hitting the surface will stick. Similarly, stuff getting near the event horizon of a black hole will fall in, but stuff on a trajectory whose closest approach is a few Schwarzschild radii will just zoom around like a comet.

Q: In all the TV commercials advertising cleaning products such as vacuum cleaners and all-purpose cleaners they show women, never men, using them. Where is the outcry for this?: You're right. I'm just waiting for the women's workout/defense ads on tv where it shows the guy getting kicked in the balls, maced in the face, punched in the head, slapped in the face, his wallet emptied on the spot and her peeling off in his car. Because at least that would be really how it is.

Q: I heard it spins around in there at 9 times the speed of sound, that being true how is it possible to see a recently sucked up ant able to crawl around pretty happily in the bit where you can see all the dust? Serious answers only please.: Ants have exo skeletons. They can survive pretty much everything except for being stomped on. They would most likely get caught in the dust and not be thrown around inside the vacuum cleaner. And im pretty sure vacuum cleaners dont spin at 9 times the speed of sound...

Q: Is it better to use vacuum cleaners from simple broom-dustpan for street cleaning? Do we save enough energy, money, is it good for ecology? Is it promote sustainable development?: Finding people doing the broom-dustpan is difficult hence the vacs.

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