Big powerful cyclonic style vacuum cleaner with HEPA filter#C6229

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Packing:Gift Box / Export Cartons

Standard:CE, GS, CB, EMC

Origin:China

Q: survey - why do vacuum cleaners suck so much ?: there's a narrative for this, yet i in my opinion think of Yahoo might provide me a contravention for it! enable's merely say.... my step dad replaced into an fool and that the vacuum cleanser replaced into undesirable. My mom had a hilarious tale approximately it! LOL i think of it sucked! Haha!!

Q: Our vacuum cleaner brush roller is not working. My husband has already tried to fix it himself, but he can't find out what's wrong. We've already replaced the belts and the brush roller doesn't seem to be worn down or missing any pieces. Does anyone have any idea how much it might cost to get it fixed if I take it into a vacuum repair shop? The vacuum is only a year old and everything else works fine, the roller just isn't rolling.: This may sound silly, but it happened to me. Our vacuum brush roller stopped working, too. Turned out that the sliding switch that gave the bare floor/carpet option wasn't fully engaged. If you have a switch like that, check it. Also, if you still have the manual for it you may want to check under the troubleshooting section or look on their website. At any rate, I take my vacuum cleaners to Sears for repairs. It usually runs me $60.00 - $80.00, depending on the problem. You may want to shop around. Ask people in your area who they go to. Sears is more expensive, but they're reputable and stand behind their work. Hope this helps!

Q: these are upright,bagless with hepa filters: In Point: The Infinity is no where as efficient as a Dyson (DC17), and will not deep clean as well as the new Dyson. The Dyson (DC17), coupled with its new filtration system and aggressive brushroll specifically designed for American carpets will deep clean better than most vacuums under $1000, as well as the previous Dysons on the market (My older DC14 left alot of filth in my carpet that my DC17 vacuumed up....mostly sand and dust).

Q: They are so dangerous. Vacuum Cleaners with cords are dangerous becauseYou can trip over the cordYou can get suffocated by the cordYou can lose extremitiesOr even worse...DeathI wonder why vacuum cleaners with cords are still being made. They are very dangerous, and it takes forever to vacuum with them because they cause people to trip or get caught up in the cord. There should be a law that makes it so that no more vacuum cleaners with cords can be manufactured after February 17, 2009-just like the DTV law. What do you think about these death trap vacuum cleaners?: Of all the things in the world to worry about, killer vacuum cleaners are pretty low on my list. Besides, the rechargeable kind don't have enough power to clean well. On the other hand, I generally despise cleaning and other household chores. A great way around the need to vacuum is to install hardwood floors. Of course, then you have to sweep or swiffer, but this is generally a less onerous task. I think will join you in your cause. DEATH TO VACUUMS! DEATH TO CARPET!

Q: Hello ParentsCould you please advice me on buying a vacuum cleaner for my baby's car seat. I was going to buy dyson's hand held one but the review said the battery time was only 4-5minutes after 3hrs of charging, therefore looking for something else that is good and handy and easy to store.thanks for your reply.: Best okorder and on several other leading consumer sites. It offers strong suction with 5.5 amps and has a stretch hose that lets you clean upholstery, stairs, and cars with no problems. The revolving brush is powered by 1 motor while the suction is done by another motor. The Riser Visor is for carpeted stairs and there is an excellent crevice tool for hard to reach spots. The bagless filter and clean dust cup are easy to clean and the 20-foot cord is long enough for almost any job. Users say they love that it is lightweight (about 5 lbs), has lots of power, and it cleans pet hair off of fabric quite easily. A few people mention that the hose wand is a tad too short, but still say it manages to clean windowsills just fine. The Black Decker CHV1500 15-3/5-Volt HEPA Cyclonic DustBuster ($50) is a close 2nd and worth mentioning here. The Dustbuster from Black Decker has a HEPA filter and a cyclonic-action filter system. Owners say it charges fast, has powerful suction, and is a breeze to clean out. On board attachments include an upholstery brush and crevice tool while the translucent dust bin lets you see just how much debris, hair and dust you are collecting.

Q: I was just wondering why they are so afraid of hoovers/vacuum cleaners.My dogs are frightened of it.: transforming into up my dad might constantly vaccuum the canines. It became a canister form vaccuum. They have been German Sheps and had no actual subject with it. He wouls start up them as doggies and supply them a variety of of interest and treatsas long as they lay nevertheless. It became an wonderful thank you to handle the fur. My lab/ coonhound mixture is a splash apprehensive approximately it, yet tolerant. My ridgeback bites on the vaccuum if he's interior the abode and that i'm doing the flooring. we can't even attempt him, he's a undesirable candidate for it.

Q: why are some dogs afraid of vacuum cleaners?: Dogs hearing is different then ours they hear sounds that w can not and the way we hear the sound of the vacume seems harmless when in fact we scare our pets.

Q: Who vacuums in the dark??: Supposedly they are to help you to see where you need to vacuum and show the dirt more. But I haven't found that they do that. Other than that they are there for looks.

Q: Vacuum cleaners scare the crap out of me! I have to hold my breath before I turn one on. And my brother turned one on and came at me with it and I screamed... It's hilarious but I can't help it. If this is a real phobia could someone tell me the name of it? Hahahaha, thanks. =]: Of course. maybe you developed that fear when you were young. Fear is developed out of associations. For example in your case, the vacuum cleaner at first was just a neutral stimulus to you but maybe there was a aversive stimulus that you have associated with the vacuum cleaner. After several subsequent pairing of the Vacuum cleaner and that aversive stimulus, your fear of the aversive stimulus has been passed on to the cleaner. now even without the presence of the aversive stimulus, because of conditioning, you developed that fear.

Q: I desperately need a small canister vacuum as my husband and I are disabled and they are very easy to use. Also has to be reasonably priced, new or used.: Canister okorder Often people get a canister vacuum and don't like it or they get another one and don't need two of them. You can find them pretty cheap there. Then there is always OKorder, but you will pay for shipping. Also, you might be able to find a deep discount from a retail store if you ask them if they would sell a demo/floor model. You can usually negotiate on those.

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