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Handheld Cyclonic Vacuum Cleaner

Handheld Cyclonic Vacuum Cleaner

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Handheld vacuum cleaner (bagless) 

Model No. LD-627

 

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  • Handheld type

  • Dual cyclone type

  • Multi-stage filtration system

  • Easy with convenient operation

  • Special low noise design

  • High suction power

 

♦  Core component:     

Motor:  YDC motors, top ranked vacuum motors, which have been widely used in Hoover,Electrolux, LG and Shark.

 

♦  Related data:

 

  Voltage:220-240V / 100-127V  N.W. / G.W .: 1.9 / 2.3 (KGS)
  Vacuum: ≥10 Kpa   Load qty (20') : 1400 pcs
  Dust capacity: 1L  Load qty (40'GP): 2976 pcs
  Cable length(total) 4.5m  Load qty (40'HQ): 3404 pcs

 

♦  Different specifications:

 

 Power

  400W
 Speed control  Without speed control
 Color  Injection color or spray color
 Tube  2pcs plastic tube or 2 pcs aluminum tube
 Floor brush  Plastic floor brush

 

 

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Q: Why are vacuum cleaners quiet in the TV adverts?
Funny, funny, funny! The question is what would it look like if the average man had designed it? I'd have to go with - Charles Laughton's version of The Hunchback Of Notre Dame Man's slanted view! (and by the way - I'm not sure where from - I think that I must be turning into Ozzy Osbourne) Again - nice one!.......Laughing!
Q: Here is the thing I know ALL dry vacuums (bag or filtered) loose air flow and never loose suction. What I noticed with dyson is, the quot;never loose suctionis more a copy right than technology patent. Why any vacuum company cannot claim no lose off air flow? Which what does the cleaning, not suction. the little shark vacuum (shaped like a football) never looses suction too. So can you show me a vacuum that looses suction?
You're right. Vacuum cleaners don't lose suction due to general usage and failure to clean filters. The only way it could happen is if the cleaner in question has a malfunction which causes the fans to turn at a reduced velocity, if a seal has developed a leak, broken fan blades etc. So to answer your question... No I can't.
Q: I've heard Oreck vacuum cleaners are very good and light weight, has anyone had good or bad luck with them?
I personally never have owned an Oreck but don't believe the commercial, I know someone who has owned a Oreck vacuum and they have had very bad luck with it and it does not even work anymore it's about two years old, and it constantly blocks up, no good, get something better, I would like to suggest a brand I have and is about five years old now and have had no problem with it is a Panasonic Vacuum they are very lightweight and easy to maneuver around the home and gets really close to the edges. I even plan on getting another Panasonic this time a bagless model Good Luck !
Q: are Henry Hound vacuum cleaners any good for getting dog hairs out of carpets?
I do not know about the Henry Hound but the DYSON Animal is great. I think it could suck the paint off the wall if I left it there long enough.
Q: During the post war period and up until around the beginning of the 1960's what are some things in technology or inventions that helped women's domestic roles at home? For example washing machine, vacuum cleaners and electricity?Thank you! :D
twin tub washing machines smaller Vacuum cleaners food mixers TV cooking Shows TV Cartoons
Q: I'm looking for a bagless upright to clean my one bedroom apartment that is all hardwood floors. I have a stick vac, but I'd like something with attachments to do furniture and between things. I got a few on black friday, but they are all too loud. I don't have any pets, but I do have long hair. Thanks!
You might find a used Dyson, or find one on sale - they are WELL worth the price, and I live in a house that could be a test sight for any home appliance. On the other hand, I have also seen at least one Shark at the recyucle shed per week. Not a good sign.
Q: How much did he earn last week if his sales totaled $3200?
Call your uncle and just ask him what his check was for. OH!! This is a homework question where your uncle sells vacuum cleaners. I get it. (sarcasm) Just calculate what 8% of $3200.00 is. Then add the $200.00 that he earns weekly. That answer is how much he makes a week.
Q: What Roomba Vacuum Cleaners do you recommend?
does no longer recommend them. a chum had one- they do no longer %. up plenty. may be of use in case you have a huge room without corners (that is not any longer ordinary to software them for ordinary sizes) and not plenty furniture, yet once you have that difficulty how no longer ordinary is it to in basic terms run the vacuum?
Q: Okay, I won't tell you who thinks what, but one of us think that you should dust your furniture, before you vacuum that way whatever dust gets on the floor its vacuumed up. The other thinks you vacuum before you dust...So which is it, do you dust before you vacuum or after?Please help this is so small but I would just like to do one of those kinda I told you so things.. Its a wife thing!
omg you should totally dust first! that way, all the dust that come flying off your furniture lands on your carpet. So, then after you dust, you can go back over and vacuum so not only are your floors clean, you have also eliminated the dust from your house, not just spread it around. Let me guess, your husband thinks you should vacuum first? haha! You're right! Another victory for you!
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.

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