Big powerul cyclonic style vacuum cleaner with ERP Class A#C6231

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Trademark:OEM, ODM

Packing:Gift Box / Export Cartons

Standard:CE, GS, CB, EMC

Origin:China

Q: I am about to purchase a new vacuum cleaner. Does anyone have any good advice on a good brand?: For you depends on where you are and what is available at what price. If you can, go to the library and look at Consumer Reports recent issue..maybe October 2006. They rate different vacuum cleaners and give advice on cost, models to best suit your needs ( upright vs. canister, bagless vs. bag, self propelled, dust removal, and so on). You can look up Consumer Reports online, but I think they charge. In my experience, Hoover has some good ones and some really bad ones. Dyson is good if you have the cash. And you need no special bags or tools. Bissel is OK and has small inexpensive models.

Q: Toy vacuum cleaners, mops, pretend kitchens and stuff like that?? Isnt that kind of wrong? Seriously.: My daughters love boy toys. When they get happy meals they always ask for the boy toys. They have just as many dinasaurs as they do dolls. An equal mix is good.

Q: Hi there - I've been given an OLD Elextrolux vacuum cleaner (a canister one) that seems to have lost some suction...and I'm wondering if it would be worth it to get it fixed? I do realize this is more of an opinion question...My main concern is not spending as much $$ to get this vacuum fixed as it would to buy a new vacuum! Thanks.: Most probably,it depends if you can get the parts,i would buy a new one and you could sell the old one to a collector of antique vacuum cleaners You have had a blo*dey good run out of it 50 years

Q: How does a bagless vacuum cleaner filter the dust? Does it cost as much to replace the filter as a bag?: The best filters are HEPA and they are more expensive than bags, but they can last longer and some are reusable. The bagless vacuums can be pretty messy, though. They make bags with good filtering capability. And in any case, I prefer to just change a bag and be done with the mess.

Q: everytime i turn my vacuum cleaner on ,my dog gos nuts starts barking and trys to bite it, ?? why they do that: Your dog is probably thinking oooh goody a toy play play play play!!!! he/she might also be thinking, Oh no that stupid and loud vacuum cleaner is on again, or What is that thing? Its invading my territory. What if it pees and marks its spot? aah!!!! I would suggest putting your dog outside when you vacuum. It wouldn't hurt your dogs ears as much (because he/she wouldn't hear it) And if your dog does have a territory in your home, and your dog is inside, don't vacuum so close to it unless your dog could really care aless or he/she is outside! I really hope this helped!

Q: The answers seem to be ads for this company: Shill. I wasn't sure exactly what it meant so I looked it up. Yes I am an enthusiastic customer. I do want to help this company. Why? If you dealt with them you would know why. They went out of there way to talk to me and explain which machine would be best for me. I have had friends call and they to were impressed by their service. I guess since lately everywhere I go I get NO service and NO help I wanted to let people know there is a company that cares. I have spoken to both Joe and Lisa and they both are very nice people with 7 kids (they just had one). I guess I am blown away by them. I mean they have all those kids plus they run a great company. So yes I am enthusastic because not many are doing as them and my hat is off to them. I will continue to tell as many people as I can about them because they to me represent my American dream and I am happy to help them. I would hate the big box stores to destroy what makes America great, companies like them.

Q: If sound doesn't travel in a vacuum, Why are vacuum cleaners always so noisy?: because it sweeps the silence inside it and whistles out its own tune ....