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Bagged vacuum cleaner with ERP Class A#JC623

Bagged vacuum cleaner with ERP Class A#JC623

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Shanghai
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TT OR LC
Min Order Qty:
850 unit
Supply Capability:
10000 unit/month

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Model: JC623

 

Feature: 

Stylish shape design

Tool storage cabinet

Speed control on body (optional)

Washable outlet HEPA filter(optional)

Strong power

 

 ERP Class: A(only for 700W power)

 

Specifications:

1200~1800W nominal power

Cord length 5m

Dust bag capacity 1.6L

Speed control on body

Automatic cord rewinder

 

Product size: 334*256*223mm

Packing size: 400*285*310mm

Load qty (20'/40'/40H'): 850/1750/1950 pcs

 

 

Q: Is it true that if you accidentally vacuum metal, that can cause a fire?
completely authentic, i found out when I left abode for extra then only a month or 2.. there is relatively no such place that would make you experience like abode different than your native land or u . s ..
Q: I was conversing with a person in the vacuum industry and was informed that they were a bucket of s.h.i.t so don't be fooled by the marketing.
While I've only heard good things from people who have bought DYSONS- I believe that proper maintance is really key... I have an older vacuum a HOOVER-SAVVY which I LOVE.. I've had it for just over 5 yrs. and it works very well. In fact when it came out it was rated as good as, or better than a DYSON and it cost 1/2 as much... I also since the vacuum was a gift I purchased the extended warranty which has been a great purchase and still was cheaper than a DYSON.. The warranty covered pretty much everything except filters.... So, I would take my vacuum in- 2x a year for it's annual clean check ( I would call under warranty and tell them it wasn't working properly) and basically come home with a new vacuum... I believe that anything you buy and use regularly and I vacuum almost everyday needs upkeep and maintanace... So, to anyone that buys a DYSON and finds it to be sub-par I would send it back under warranty and keep sending it back until the problem is fixed or they send you a new one... I have a set of CALPHALON non-stick commercial grade pans... I got them for a wedding present ($200.00)... They have a 10 yr. warranty. I send them back every couple of years and get a BRAND-'NEW set. No questions asked... After the 10 yrs. are up I'll probably just buy some other pans... I don't like them... However, if I can get brand new pans every yr. then why not? Read and use the warranty... good luck
Q: I found Philips do a bagless 375 air watt suction vacuum cleaner, does anyone know of any other brands which do a higher air watt suction bagless vacuum cleaner?not intersted in bagged vacuum cleaners, there a waste of money. Thanksand not dyson, they max out at a misely 250 or so air watt suction.
Watts is not a rating of suction. Watts tells you how much energy is consumed running the motor. IT May actually be telling you how much power you are wasting. Cubic feet per minute (cfm) will tell you the air flow, Water lift will give you an idea of motor torque. As for bag-less or bags, virtually every commercial cleaning in the USA uses bags. The long term cost of use for bags is lower. They don't have the filter replacement costs and the vacuums last longer. These are guys who count every penny and they won't buy a bag-less If you want a great vacuum that will last forever, buy a commercial back pack vacuum with a 150 cfm motor. Something like the Advance 6xp or the Pro-Team Super Caoch Twenty years from now you will give it to you kids. You will probably spend $15 a year on bags and filters.
Q: We have a mischievious dog in the house that keeps chewing and destroying things. The power cord he severed belonged to a Kenmore Progressive Direct Drive vacuum cleaner and it will take about $25 to replace, rather than buying a whole new vacuum cleaner. I was wondering if anyone thought it was a dumb idea to attempt to remove the back part and replace this cord or if it could be done at all? If you have any experience or knowledge in the structure of vacuum cleaners, your input would be greatly appreciated. :) The model number is 11635923500.
It is tricky even if you know how, it's a good idea to watch someone else do it the first time, or you can try to figure out how yourself, I would pay a vacuum shop to repair it if I weren't very much of a handyman, no need to buy a new vaccum. Good luck and tie up that bad dog.
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: How can I tell how loud a vacuum is before I buy it (if there is no display model)?
Decibel okorder /
Q: Besides the price, are their any major differences between the two vacuum cleaners?
Only difference I see is the Animal comes with dry powder and spot spray cleaners. The technical specs are the exact same. I'd say save the $50 and get the Full Kit.
Q: Ever since the EU's ban against high power vacuum cleaners went into effect, global temperatures have maintained a steady plateau. Is there any causal relationship between the ban on vacuums and the global warming plateau?
Ban on vacuum cleaners, I never heard of such Ignorance. The EU should be banned. The real reason that global temperatures have maintained a steady plateau. Is because there has been a considerable cutback on the mining of the Moons cheese mines, especially the cottage cheese mine.
Q: . Why is the consideration of a black hole as a 'cosmic vacuum cleaner' so wrong?
I suppose because black holes don't draw everything in the universe into them, therefore they're not cosmic vacuum cleaners. Even if our own sun suddenly became a black hole none of the planets would be sucked into it because it would still have the same mass as the former sun.
Q: chased around by giant vacuum cleaners?
No, all dogs go to heaven

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