• Bagged canister vacuum cleaner with protective devices #B6228 System 1
  • Bagged canister vacuum cleaner with protective devices #B6228 System 2
  • Bagged canister vacuum cleaner with protective devices #B6228 System 3
  • Bagged canister vacuum cleaner with protective devices #B6228 System 4
Bagged canister vacuum cleaner with protective devices #B6228

Bagged canister vacuum cleaner with protective devices #B6228

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Loading Port:
Shanghai
Payment Terms:
TT OR LC
Min Order Qty:
700 unit
Supply Capability:
10000 unit/month

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Model: B6226

 

Specifications:

1200W-1800W

Cord length 5m

Dust capacity 3.0L

Speed control on body

Automatic cord rewinder

 

Product size:417*282*226mm

Giftbox Size:440*300*280mm

G.W/N.W:6.1/5.2Kgs

Loading QTY:770/1585/1780pcs


Airflow(m³/min):1.9-2.2

Vacuum pressure(Kpa):19-22

Noise(dB(A)):77-79


Features:

Stepless electronic speed control on body(Optional)

Stand holder for tube

Multiple filtration system

Foot pedel rewinder

Dual stand holder for easy storage

Handle airflow control

Crush-proof hose

2 position brush

360 degree hose swivel

Dust full indicator

Protective device proventing motor overheating

Swirl Y201 bag compatible


Additional Info.

Trademark:OEM, ODM

Packing:Gift Box / Export Cartons

Standard:CE, GS, CB, EMC

Origin:China


Q: How good are the Kirby Vacuum cleaners?
A Kirby vacuum cleaner is no different than any other machine. There is a belt to wear out, a beater brush to wear out, a bag to empty and scores of other plastic, metal or other things to break. The Kirby is a fine machine and expensive, but , ANY machine, made, can, AND WILL break at some point. Unless you have some medical reason for purchasing an exorbitantly expensive item like this, simply go to Walmart and get a 100 dollar animal. It'll last for a few years, then, when it breaks, there is no question about getting it repaired, throw it away and get another one.
Q: Why do vacuum cleaners have lights on the front, do they expect you to vacuum at night?
So oncoming vacuums can see them coming easier. Seriously, it's probably so when you're vacuuming under or behind something where it is darker than the rest of the room, you'll be able to see and also if you come up on something small that you might not normally see without the light, you may be able to avoid vacuuming it up.
Q: I am looking to buy a vacuum cleaner, but I want a small and light one. However, I saw that it doesn't have a bag in it, and the other one has a bag but it look kinda big. Can someone please advise me any vacuum that is light, less dirty (maybe by using the bag), and cheap?
Dyson is light and they have models that uses vacuum bags. They are not really cheap though. You can check out the site below for dyson vacuum cleaner reviews and information on other brands of vacuum cleaners. Hope this helps
Q: I don't misuse them. I simply turn them on, vacuum the carpeted floors in my apartment, and promptly turn it off and store it in the laundry room. I have now had to purchase 3 vacuum cleaners in a year because they all have the same problem. They just stop picking things up whatsoever; however if you use the attached hose it sucks everything up. There are no clogs and nothing is wrong on the bottom in appearance. Help!
Most vacuums have filters. If your filter is dirty, the vacuum's suction power will diminish greatly. The power through the hose has probably decreased as well, but it is not as noticeable because the hose has greater suction than the bottom. Put your hand against the hose and see if it will hold your hand tight against it. If it is very easy to pull you hand away, you have suction issues all around. Look for your filters and clean them.
Q: With Mother's Day around the corner I thought I'd ask something we all can use.There seems to be this idea floating around that many women don't like to receive things like vacuum cleaners, irons, etc. and would rather recieve something more sentimental in value. Men, on the other hand, love receiving tools and things that they can use to do things with.Most of the women in my family like getting things they can use like a vacuum cleaner or something to cook with, so I have to wonder if that thought is really true. So women, if you received a vacuum cleaner or some similar gift, would you be offended by it? If you would be, why? Is it implying that you are the homemaker because you're a woman?
It depends. I think this idea came from husbands giving wives vaccum cleaners for gifts, instead of something for that person's genuinely personal use (and enjoyment). Also, if you both vacuum half the time, then a vacuum isn't a present for the other person, but for you both. There are some holidays that are supposed to be more personal and romantic -- so, unless you KNOW it's all she wants, not brooms for Valentine's Day, if you follow me. Mostly, it depends knowing the recipient -- which is a lot of what gifts are supposed to be about; did you give thought to what THIS person would want; do you actually KNOW this person, or are you clueless. (Thus, coming from a hubby, when he should know better, is part of the problem.)
Q: What are the OSHA regulations on repairing electrical cords on appliances like Vacuum cleaners?
As long as the plug is properly duty rated, and properly installed, there should be no problem with OSHA.
Q: We have 2 vacuum cleaners. Both are bagless, only 7 months old and both have weird smell .whenever they are used, smell spreads throughout the house. They have hepa filters, even changed them but still no change. After investigating more, found that the smell is coming from the cyclonic assembly of the vacuum. The assembly is filled with fine dirt, as it cant be cleaned or washed out, there is nothing we can do. Is there a way to get rid of it without opening and cleaning the cyclonic assembly or bagged vacuum is the only way to go. Plz any suggestions? . This smell even bothers in breathing and flares up my asthma also.
I have yet to see a vacuum cleaner that don't add a smell to the air. Try vacuuming up some backing soda this helps.
Q: This questions is about a nephew. He is 5. I have 3 children ages 5,3 and 18 mo and the two older ones have never seemed to know so much about 1 toipic and talk so much about it. Is this typical or abit on the autistic specrum of my nephew. He's been like this about vacums since he was about 4.
It can be very normal depending on the child and the situation if that is what they hear about that is what they'll know. Also the child may just like something and want to learn about it. Who knows your child might grow up to be very proficient in that kind of stuff.
Q: I'm asking the linear velocity of the air into the suction and not the volumetric flow rate
around 60 MPH
Q: I want to know if they make such a thing. I'm thinking of a vacuum cleaner but besides vacuuming, it sweeps floors and it mops as well. Do they make this? If so can anyone tell me where they sell it and what it's called? Links would be extra, extra helpful!
Definitely have a look on here! They sell all kinds of vacuums and they have free shipping in the UK! :)

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