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Hand and Stick Vacuum Cleaner  handhold with mop HEPA

Hand and Stick Vacuum Cleaner handhold with mop HEPA

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Min Order Qty:
200 PCS
Supply Capability:
30000 PCS/month

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· Type: Cyclone 

· Installation: Hand Held 

· Bag Or Bagless: Bagless 

· Function: Dry 

· Certification: CB, CE, EMC, EMF, ETL, GS, RoHS, UL, MET/cMET 

· Power (W): 650 

· Voltage (V): 120 

· Model Number: CT-449AC 

· Brand Name: OEM For TV Shopping or Demo Sales 

· Place of Origin: Jiangsu, China (Mainland) 

· Voltage: 100-120V,220-240V, 50/60Hz 

· Rated Power: 500W - 650W 

· Vacuum level: 13-15Kpa 

· Suction power: 100W 

· Noise: 65 - 70dB 

· Dust Capacity: 80ml 

· Size: 23*13*1012.5px 

· Body Weight with floor brush: 1.25kgs 

· Accessory: Floor brush, Multi Brush, Crevice nozzle, Extension pipe 

 

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details:

Hand and Upright 2 in 1 Vacuum Cleaner Gift box and Cartons Unit Dimension 23*13*40.5 cm Unit Weight 1.25kgs Unit Box Dimension 36*15*325px Unit Weight with Box 1.5kgs Package giftbox or mail order box Quantity per Carton 6pcs Carton Size 53*39*775px Gross Weight 10kgs Cartons per Container 20' 2520pcs 40' 5160pcs 40HQ 5880pcs

Delivery Detail:

45 days

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Q: How good are the Kirby Vacuum cleaners?
Ive had a Kirby, Electrolux and Rainbow (BIG pain!) I recently bought a Dyson (purple one for around $500) Best one yet! I have allergies and asthma so I am always trying to get one that helps with my problems. My friend raved about the Dyson (and it is bagless) I use it more than the others now. (actually the Rainbow was sold in a yard sale, and the Electrolux is now for the cars only) Even if they were the same price - I prefer the Dyson over all of the higher priced brands.
Q: If One doesn't care about phase-frequency or voltage and need a high speed generator can current be fed to the rotor so that these motors can be used as a generator?One more question:What voltage is needed for the rotor? Say for example the120 volts single phase motor's normal running speed is 10,000, what voltage needs to be fed to the rotor so that if one is turning the motor at this speed it would generate around 120 Volts. I know there is a lot of problem with this set up but since its being converted to DC and used in a hydrogen production system, Voltage or frequency isn't a big issue.
Plug-in drills and vacuum cleaners have usually been universal motors, essentially the same thing as series connected DC motors. I don't believe they can be used as generators without changing the internal connections. The Dyson vacuums apparently use permanent magnet motors as do battery powered drills. Those motors would probably make good generators, but you would need to eliminate the electronic control and connect directly to the motor coils. Any motor that can be used as a generator would generate the rated voltage at the rated speed for which it was designed as a motor.
Q: How much are they and what store sells them the cheapest
Sears sells Eureka E Z Kleen for about 80.00 it's an upright. The suction is really strong on it, and the replacement hepa filters are also sold in the stores. It comes with a few attachments and is vey lightweight. I have had one for about 3 years now, no complaints.
Q: Just a couple of the many tips that I have for vacuum cleaners.So, what's the clogger king?HAIRPINS, BOBIPINS! I service vacuum cleaners and the number one thing I find in the hoses of clogged vacuums are the hairpins that end up lodged sideways there because the spinning brushroller underneath the vacuum separates the pin and everything that follows must somehow travel around the pin. It's usually a small piece of cardboard, or a matchbook cover.REMEDY?Get yourself a magnet and skim the floor first. You can also get a magnetic strip that goes across the front of the vacuum online at any vacuum cleaner parts supplier. Now, for the filters.Hepa's CLOG! FAST! The vacuum cleaner manufactures know this and they screw you out of your money. PERIOD!Hoover uses ELECTROSTATIC MEDIA to make their filters. So you know what they do. 99.97%...SO DO THESE:A TEN PACK OF 4X 11ELECTROSTATIC REGISTER VENT FILTERS- cut-STACK-glueCOST?$2.79where? Lowe's in the furnace filter section.
Thanks for the tips...But I have a 15yr old Kirby and have had no problems with it.....:)
Q: I have a two piece standard Kenmore vacuum (not an upright vacuum but one of those that the hose attaches to the body). Anyways, I was vacuuming and then all of a sudden the roller quit spinning. I thought maybe some string or some other obstruction was preventing the roller from spinning or perhaps the belt broke. But I took everything apart and found out the motor doesn't spin. I can't even spin it manually. If I remember right shouldn't the motor be able to spin freely? My motor is stuck and won't spin and I can't find any obstruction preventing it from spinning.Any thoughts?And secondly, can you clarify if the motor should spin freely when the vacuum is turned off because I could have sworn that in the past if anything got wrapped around the roller (like string) I could easily unwind it.
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Q: it annoys me so much, i wish they would make a quiet one
Well, consider that most dogs don't make the connection between the vacuum cleaner and the fact that you're using it to clean the house. It's just a noisy, scary looking contraption that you turn on once a week and wipe all over the floor, usually shooing them away from the place that they've been resting. Many dogs like vacuum cleaners, but the ones who don't are usually just scared of them because they don't understand them.
Q: Who makes the best vacuum cleaner - DYSON or ORECK? and why?
We have a Dyson Animal and I LOVE it! All the attachments are great and super functional. I guess one thing I did hear is that the Oreck is super light, but the Dyson is a little heavier, other than that, I've not heard anything special about the Oreck.
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?
Ask the Hotel's housekeeping staff if they have a vacuum you can borrow Buy another Suitcase and pay the Extra Bag Fee. Stuff as much as you can into the suitcase. if you have someone who can keep sitting on the items and pushing them down. Go to a local shipping store and have them ship any extra items back by something like UPS/FedEx. If you can do without things for a few days, sending it ground may be a cheaper alternative to buying the extra suitcase and paying the extra bag fee. Decide what you no longer want to have and find a local charity to donate the items to. Leave them in the Hotel for them to just take or throw away.
Q: In all the TV commercials advertising cleaning products such as vacuum cleaners and all-purpose cleaners they show women, never men, using them. Where is the outcry for this?
You're right. I'm just waiting for the women's workout/defense ads on tv where it shows the guy getting kicked in the balls, maced in the face, punched in the head, slapped in the face, his wallet emptied on the spot and her peeling off in his car. Because at least that would be really how it is.
Q: how to make a vacuum cleaners?
Get a job with a manufacturer of vacuum cleaners.

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