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Cordless rechargeable handy vacuum cleaner#H06

Cordless rechargeable handy vacuum cleaner#H06

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Model: H06


Feature: 

Cordless handy VC

(Transparent dust tank available)


Specifications:

6 ~ 12V voltage

Dust bag capacity 0.6L

Battery capacity: 1500Amh

Charging time: 8 Hours

Using time: 15 Mins.

With a crevice tool

Product size: 140*130*500mm

GB size: 550*150*140mm

Master carton size: 570*310*285mm

Load qty (20'/40'/40H'): 840/1752/2040 pcs


Q:How can I fix a vacuum that will not turn off. I vacuumed up a piece of clothing and pulled it out of the bottom, ever since the only way to turn the vacuum off is via the plug. Any suggestions?
that sucks
Q:Got the Dyson but do not like it.
we use a rainbow, great vacuum, a little pricey, but we feel it was worth the money
Q:I did some research and found that HEPA filters are ideal. I'm just not a vacuum expert, and I don't know which vacuum to use it on. or how.
Central vac systems as the other posters are talking about are great but hard to install in a house that's already built and expensive. But if you have the funds, it's a great way to go. My favorite of all time vacuum is the Bissell Healthy Home that I have now. It's got the HEPA filter and has a filtering technology similar to Dyson for 1/2 the price. Well made, solidly built unit with a 5 year warranty on it. On sale, you can find them for about $200, regular price is $250. My middle son (grown and on his own) is allergic to cats and we now have 4. I got the Healthy Home and did a really thorough cleaning with it. I was pretty disgusted with what my Hoover Wind Tunnel had been leaving in my carpets. Son came home for a visit a day or so after that. He didn't have near the allergy issues! We regularly use it on the upholstered furniture also. Because I have so many pets, we vacuum about every other day. Regardless of what you get, you need to keep the unit clean. There are washable filters in most units that you rinse out in the sink and let dry and replace. The cleaner the filter, the better job it does. None of the uprights do a really good job on bare floors but there is a way around that. Sears sells a generic bare floor brush that with the adapter included in the package fits right on the extension wand of the Bissell. Your upright is now a canister! Cost $13.00 plus tax. Vacuums are one of those things that you get what you pay for to a point. I wouldn't go cheap even if it has the HEPA filtration but I don't think it's necessary to spend major bucks either. I've seen too many Dyson units come back to the store for issues and have to be sent out for repair. Try telling a lady that the vacuum she spent $500 on a month ago is broken and needs to be sent out for repairs, it's going to take 6 weeks at least and no, she doesn't get a loaner.
Q:I cannot afford a dyson vacuum. Would like to spend under $100.00
If you are talking strictly hard flooring a shop vac would be ideal i would use a bag in it though it does create less maintenance in the long run due to the bag having a larger filtering area i would probably go with an allaround model due to their smaller size then i would pick up a quality hard floor tool i like anything made with horsehair stiff enough to remove the dust but soft enough not to scratch
Q:I have a one-year old and lots of crumbs on my floor that our vacuum won't pick up. We currently have a bag less Bissell and I hate it. We've replaced all the filters and cleaned it but it still hardly picks up a thing. It leaves little hair balls on our carpet and kicks dust back in the air. I have to open the windows every time I vacuum so we can breathe!We're looking to get a new vacuum and I am interested in any brand and reviews you can recommend. My parents have had an Electrolux for 10+ years and it works great. However, the price tag ($500) is a little much for me. I'd also rather not go bag less again. Any suggestions?
I have a Dyson and wouldn't recommend it. Lots of money for a cheap piece of plastic. The brush doesn't get into the carpet, just skims the surface. As far as suction goes, I have a kenmore that does a better job and contains the dust. The Dyson dust catcher is messy to empty and dust flies wherever you empty it. Also, the Dyson requires constant maintenance in removing pet hair attached to the brush and through the chambers. Hair and dust don't always make it to the chamber. If you have any problems with the Dyson, (mine broke after 6 months of use) you have to send it off and wait 4 - 6 weeks for it's return. My suggestion to you is buy a hepa filtered vacuum with or without bags. You'll save money and get a better built product.
Q:My neighbor recently told me in secret that he got body lice (crabs) from a one night stand about 3 or so weeks ago at a party. The other night he asked to borrow my vacuum cleaner because he was having guests over and his wasn't working properly. Do you think if I get it back it will bring the crabs over to my house? His house is very messy and very dirty. What should I do? Should I just let him keep it for fear of the little critters moving in on me and my daughter? HELP!!!
I wouldn't let him use it. Tell him you have a child to keep safe and healthy.Or if you don't want to say NO give it to him if you can get another.I wouldn't want to take the chance.I don't really think they can live after being sweept up.Head lice die after you vacuum them up.I just think that it would be gross if it was mine.
Q:is there a place that will let you rent vacuum cleaners for like a few hours or a day?
Most rental companies rent shop vacs--they are vacuum cleaners.
Q:I am wondering if vacuum cleaners are tax free right now since I am moving out for college and need one
Depending upon where you live they would be. Some states are having a tax free week-end that ends today (Sunday) Some states like (New Hampshire) a vacuum cleaner is tax free all the time.
Q:I am aware vacuums absorb dust from the carpet but does their force also cause dust to be blown into the air? Please respond and thanks!
Most cleaners have filters in them that are replaceable that stop dust being put back into the air, but some small amount is bound to get in the air. if you have some sort of allergy check what sort of filtration you can get with cleaners.Some are better than others.
Q:what are the best brands of upright vacuum cleaners?
I've used a Rainbow for over 8-years, now I use an Oreck, either one you can't go wrong with. A little pricey , but well worth it.

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