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Big powerful bagless vacuum cleaner with inlet HEPA filter#B08A

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670 unit
Supply Capability:
10000 unit/month

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Model: B08A


Feature: 

Big powerful bagless VC


Specifications:

1400W-2000W nominal power

Cord length 5m

Dust bag capacity 4.5L

Speed control on body

Automatic cord rewinder

Dust full indicator

Product size: 480*310*260mm

GB size: 510*320*290mm

Load qty (20'/40'/40H'): 670/1350/1480 pcs


Q: Can anyone recommend an inexpensive vacuum for hardwood floors?
Hey. You could just try buying a cheap vacuum cleaner from the supermarket (ASDA) or some kind of electrical store, just use the brush option on the cleaner end.
Q: Yeah, yeah, yeah. I know I can buy a new, high tech(and plastic, foreign made piece of crap)vacuum. However, my Dad worked for Hoover for 40 years and built THIS one over 15 years ago. I've been able to maintain and repair it fine so far, but it's been having trouble with suction. I think the composite material of the fan blades is worn down.
I even have had the wonderful success with a Hoover vacuum. My first one lasted incredibly much 7 years till now it particularly does no longer %. up lots. I might desire to do particularly some vacuuming when you consider that I even have 2 canine and a couple of cats and it does an fairly good activity choosing up each and all of the hair. Bissell is likewise a good kind to get yet i could advise staying removed from Kirby. I even have had no longer something yet issues when I had one. no longer choosing up puppy hair and having to hoover the comparable spot for what looked like continuously for it to %. up something. i'm no longer probable valuable approximately Shark however. i haven't heard something approximately them. I at present very own a Hoover Bagless vacuum and purely like it. i think of if and while i might desire to get a clean vacuum and decide to pass with a distinctive kind, i could might desire to get a Dyson.
Q: What kind of power inverter can handle a house vacuum cleaner?
Vacuum cleaners need power inverters that can handle the start-up and running surge. This is why we really like to get the specs of the unit you hope to use in your mobile application. Here is a sample setup for a 6.5 HP Vacuum Cleaner. Electrical Rating: 120V~60Hz - 11 amps 11 Amps X 120 Volts = 1320 Watt Load I always try to add an extra 30% to any motorized loads. 1320 Watts X 1.3 = 1716 Watts So on this vacuum cleaner I would recommend the following inverters: 1750 Watt Vacuum Cleaner Heavy Duty Inverter 2000 Watt Sine Wave Inverter for Vacuum Cleaner Applications
Q: need a new belt for my vacuum cleaner
Small appliance repair shop
Q: has anyone ever bought a Dirt Devil Purpose for pets cyclonic upright vacuum? how did it work?? please help me. i'm about to go buy one from walmart but i need to know how well it works.
Consumer Reports Magazine has a long article, with product ratings, on vacuum cleaners in the current March 2008 issue, on page 36, that mentions Dirt Devil three times. There is another article on vacuum cleaners in the October 2007 issu
Q: Is it because of cost? What they say about central vacs that makes portable vacuum cleaners look bad? Storage issues? Cost to maintain? Reliability? Hype? Being forced to buy one over a portable?
I've never owned a house with a suitable location for a central vac. I have worked in houses that had them, and if you were anywhere in the vicinity of the central unit while it was in use, it was as loud as a jet taking off. You wouldn't want to be there without ear protection. I'd want to put it in its own soundproof room. I have used central vacs quite a bit, since I was a housecleaner for 6 years, and they didn't particularly impress me.
Q: are all motors the same size in kenmore canister vacuums?
I would think not. Look at the specs for vacuums you might be interested in and compare the amps or watts or whatever electrical spec is in vogue this year for vacuum cleaners.
Q: So I went on a trip, and I put my clothes in SpaceBags to save space. Problem is, there's no vacuum in the hotel for when I'm repacking to go home. I only brought one bag, and there's a one-bag limit. No carry ons. What do I do about it?
Hotels have vacuum cleaners. Ask the maid if their hotel has vacuums with a hose and if you can use it briefly.
Q: theoretically, if a doctor had to do liposuction with a normall vacuum what kind would he use, and how we he go about it? And how would he go about resealing the opening with household items? Just wondering. Also how deep would you have to cut into the skin? thanks.
Cut the skin deep enough so that it bleeds, suck the fat out with a DustBuster, and seal it up with some good 'ol duct tape!
Q: how is bagless an improvement over the old fashioned vacuum cleaners with bags? I hate having to deal with the filth that comes out of the bagless machines. What was wrong with the bags? Am I missing something here?
I've had both types and will never go back to bags! I have an older Bissell I use upstairs that takes bags and I'm saving money to get rid of the silly thing. My reasons: 1. Bag less have much more suction. Most of us empty them after every use because you can see the dirt/pet hair and such or at least right before we use them so you're always getting maximum performance and suction. 2. Cost and availability of the bags. 3. One would go broke if you changed bags every time you used the sweeper! And after about the first 5 minutes of a fresh bag, the filter paper is partially clogged and there goes your suction down the tubes. 4. Because we empty them more, stinky sweepers are much less likely. How I empty mine to minimize the dust issue is to place is all but in the bottom of a 13 gallon trash can I keep on the enclosed back porch just for that purpose. It was an extra I had hanging around. I keep a trash bag in it also. I pop the latch and the high sides on the trash can keep a large part of the debris right in there. And filtering technology has changed a lot and gotten a lot better over the old bag vacuums. Several manufacturers are doing the cyclonic thing now. Dyson, of course, but Bissell has their version for 1/2 the price. This action spins more of the dirt out of the air stream moving through the machine, deposits it in the collection cup and your suction stays much more powerful. Nope, ain't going back to that hassle or additional cost all the time.

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