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1) Material: ABS

2) Input: DC 12V, power: 150W

3) Max vacuum degree: 4Kpa

4) Cord length: 4m

5) Cyclone function: dust still rotated on the top of vacuum cover, don't easy block up your machine

6) Color: different colors are availble

7) With different cleaning accessories (180 degree swing brush head, extension pipe, crevice suction tool, 360 degree round brush, bed brush)

Package

1pc/color box, 6pcs/ctn, 45*32.5*46.5vm

9/10KGS

2502PCS/20FT, 5100PCS/40FT, 6000PCS/40HQ

CE, ROHS approvals

car vacuum cleaner cordless handheld car

Q: How old do you think is old enough to use a vacuum cleaner?: I would say 10 years old. kids younger than that wont really understand how important it is. i mean, its not CIA stuff, but you know, getting the corners, taking care of it, not banging it around. I think 10 year olds understand that its for cleaning and tidying, not a toy you push around that makes lotsa noise to scare the cat or dog. and they gotta have a little muscle, at least right? i dont know about you but i dont have those fancy dyson vacuum cleaners that are light and easy to maneuver. so yes, 10 years old :) for me. ahhah

Q: I just received my grandmas old old, quot;The Ultimate Kirby Diamond Edition vacuumand dont kow what to do with it.It has never been used even the cord has never been unwound.My dad says that it was once worth round 2000 but now is worthless.It also has a bunch of attachments..Any ideas on what to do with it???: If you don't want it, put it up on okorder under free stuff. I guarantee someone will want it for scrap or to try and restore.

Q: How does a bagless vacuum cleaner filter the dust? Does it cost as much to replace the filter as a bag?: A okorder / Hope that helps!

Q: I currently have a Bissell bagless. It just seems where I live (rural area) I am vacuuming 3-4 times a week and although I take the vacuum apart and clean regularly, it just doesn't seem to pick-up like I think it should. Anyone have an opinion on the Dyson vacuum cleaners? I am considering purchasing one and would like to know what you like or dislike about it. Thank you: I have a dc15 ball dyson. I love it it sucks up everything. it really works great. and with the lifetime filter i wash that about once a month. the cons.. I like using the floor attachment for the hose for hard floors than the head of the vacuum. but other than that I looooove it!!! plus i like the way it manuveurs easier than others. some say not having a light on this one makes it difficult to see in small places. I have not had that problem.

Q: The ball can move up and down. I looked closely, and the ball can seal the hole. I flipped my vacuum upside down and the pressure easily holds the ball there. I suppose it must be there to help the flow. Not sure if any swirling occurs below the impeller suction hole, but I doubt it. Is the sphere acting as a diffuser or nozzle somehow?Just wondering. Thanks.: Shop vacs are designed to suck up liquids and when the tank fills the ball will float and eventually plug the air suction opening to the blower. The ball is there to prevent liquid from the tank from being sprayed out of the vacuum and to protect the motor from that liquid.

Q: when you turn it on the brush should spin when you vacuum but it doesnt and when i pick the vacuum up it starts spinning..?: maybe you have it set too low to the floor. sometimes they have a height adjustment thing on them

Q: When were wet/dry vacuums invented?: Daniel Hess of West Union, Iowa invented a vacuum cleaner in 1860, calling it a carpet sweeper instead of a vacuum cleaner. His machine did, in fact, have a rotating brush like a traditional carpet sweeper, and also possessed an elaborate bellows mechanism on top of the body to generate suction of dust and dirt. Hess received a patent (US No. 29.077) for his invention of the vacuum cleaner on July 10, 1860 British engineer, Hubert Cecil Booth patented a motorized vacuum cleaner on August 30, 1901. Booth's machine took the form of a large, horse-drawn, petrol-driven unit, which was parked outside the building to be cleaned with long hoses being fed through the windows. Booth first demonstrated his vacuuming device in a restaurant that same year and successfully sucked dirt. More Americans inventors introduced variations of the same cleaning-by-suction type contraptions. For example, Corinne Dufour invented a device that sucked dust into a wet sponge; and, David Kenney designed a huge machine that was installed in a cellar and connected to a network of pipes leading to each room of a house. Of course, these early versions of vacuum cleaners were bulky, noisy, smelly, and unsuccessful.

Q: My dog likes vacuum cleaners. Whenever I vacuum, he comes over and tries to chew on it. He doesn't really care that its a very strong one either. He doesn't even mind people vacuuming him on the back! He just sits there like he's being brushed. Anyone else have a vacuum loving dog?: yeah, that's normal...maybe he just finds your vacuum cleaner very amusing and he wants to play with it :)

Q: I am needing to get a new vacuum. I have a dog and cat, so I want something that is going to pick up the fur and not get clogged easily. Which vacuum do you recommend?: Hi, okorder /... You can check out consumer reports magazine online or for free at your local library. Hope this helps.

Q: Does anyone know of a quiet vacuum? I would like to vacuum the house without my little man crying.: He'll get used to it. Try finding him a toy one so that he can help you. My toddler likes to hold the vacuum and have power over it. He has stopped crying, unlike my neighbour who has a toddler with a fear and she has just stopped vacuuming!!

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