Handheld UV Bed Vacuum Cleaner With Vibrating pad kill dust mites

Handheld UV Bed Vacuum Cleaner With Vibrating pad kill dust mites System 1

Handheld UV Bed Vacuum Cleaner With Vibrating pad kill dust mites

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 300 PCS

Supply Capability:: 30000 PCS/month

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Quick Details

· Type: Dual filters

· Installation: Hand Held

· Bag Or Bagless: With Bag

· Function: Dry

· Certification: EMC, EMF, ETL, GS, RoHS, PSE

· Power (W): 350

· Voltage (V): 120

· Model Number: YJ-3005A

· Brand Name: Any

· Place of Origin: China (Mainland)

· Product name: bed vacuum cleaner

· Feature: Kill 99% bacterial

· Color: Optional

· Certificates: GS ETL PSE

· Type: Bed cleaner

· Vibrating: With vibrating pad for bad

· Patent: Dual suction entries

· Patent contury: China, Japan, USA(Pending)

· Voltage: 100V-230V 50-60HZ

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details:	- Product size: 29.2 x 27.3 x 17.1 cm - Inner box size: 31.5 x 28.7 x 18.3 cm - Master carton size: 59 x 32.9 x 20.7 cm - Load quantity per carton: 2 pcs
Delivery Detail:	50 DAYS

Specifications

-bed vacuum cleaner
-Kills 99.9% dust mite
-Dual suction entries patented
-Dual suctions patented
-GS PSE

why UV vacuum is needed?

Our environment getting worse than before, we are surrounded by suspended particles in the air & dust mites. These particles & dust mites were hidden in the sheet, carpet, downy toys, even in our clothes. Many questions caused by the mites, such as itching & acne & serious allergy. “there is a allergy in my family” became the hot issue between parents recently. Our UV vacuum use the ultraviolet rays to kill bacterias & dust mites with the support of scientific reports. We created the YJ-3005 series UV vacuum to solve this kind of problem efficiently.

GENERAL SPECIFICATION

- Model/Modelo: YJ-3005B

- Specifications/Especificaciones: AC 100V 50/60 HZ

- Motor/Motor: ML 1030G 100V/50-60HZ

- Unload motor speed/Velocidad del motor: 30000 RPM + - 10%

- Noise level (Distance 1 m): < = 75 db< span="">

- Pressure resistance/Presión: 1500V/5mA/1 Min

ELECTRIC SPECIFICATION

- Control switch/Botón:TOUCH (4 stages)

- Operate sequence/Secuencia: OFF - UV light - UV light+vacuum - UV light+vacuum+tapping pad

- Fuse/Fusible: 8A

OUTER SPECIFICATION

- Product color/Color: optional

- Material/Material: ABS Fire prevention

- Plug/Enchufe: PSE plug

- Length of power cord/Cable: out 5.0 m

- Product size/Tamaño del producto: 29.2 x 27.3 x 17.1 cm

- Inner box size/Caja interna: 31.5 x 28.7 x 18.3 cm

- Master carton size/Caja externa: 59 x 32.9 x 20.7 cm

- Load quantity per carton/Cantidad por cartón: 2 pcs

- Net weight/Peso neto: 2.07 kg

- Load quantity 20'ft/Contenedor 20 ft: 1760 pcs

- Load quantity 40'ft/Contenedor 40 ft: 3080 pcs

- Load quantity 40 HQ/Contendor 40 HQ: 3360 pcs

- bed vacuum cleaner

Handheld UV Bed Vacuum Cleaner With Vibrating pad kill dust mites

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: I have tried duct tape, bounce sheets, rubber gloves, lint rollers and vacuum cleaners. The only thing that has worked is picking out the hairs one by one. We recently moved and the owners gave us a game chair and its like the pet hair is embedded into the cover. (Its just the cover.) I'm afraid to wash it in fear of the hair transferring to the washer and dryer (prior experience) and the clips on the cover may tear it up.: I found good links,sites and advice on all pets.We have a pet rat and they had alot of good sites

Q: Some of the requirements include:1) Under $2002) Bagless3) Can reach the corners4) Durability and easy to clean5) Not heavy (no muscles at all)I need specific model number not just the brand name.Thanks!: I've had this Shark vacuum for about three years and I love it!! It picks up everything from the carpet, and has great suction for the hard floors too. It also comes with an attachment for hardword floors with bristles on all side and non-scratch wheels on the bottom. There are lots of reviews out there on this vacuum. Also Bed bathbeyond will match any competitors price...so if you find it online for cheaper, just print it out and take it with you to the store...saves on shipping!!

Q: looking for parts for the power head or the power head with electic hose, vacuum model C-6 it is from the early 1970's: Try looking on OKorder under vintage vacuum cleaners

Q: Have about $400 Bucks spending money. I want to clean my whole apartment. Need to upgrade from old vacuum and old mops. But there are so many cleaning machines out there which one are the best ? PLEASE HELP. THANKS FOR READING. Don't have to answers all just the one you know would be awesome. Things i need.Best hand held steamers - For Bathrooms walls and kitchens oil stains.Best vacuum for dust - For hardwood and carpetBest steam mop - For HardwoodBest hand held hand vacuum- For pet hair and spilled salt or sugar.Last and the most important, Best deep Vacuum Cleaners that uses water and soap - For carpets, i have a cat that pees every where. =(: I got a Shark. It is fantastic. They are around $200 and worth every penny. Then get a Swiffer and you've got it made. (Swiffer is cheap.)

Q: where do sea cucumbers live and where are they found in the marine environment?: In the sea salad!

Q: My son likes to help out around the house (he's 2 and a half). He has a toy vacuum cleaner, but I want one that actually works and picks things up. If he's going to quot;helpI want him to be productive. lol If you know of any good vacuums (upright or otherwise, one that works on carpet and vinyl flooring, etc.), and is relatively inexpensive, please let me know! Thanks!: dirt devil brand for kids actualy picks up like a sweeper vac and you can empty out the dirt and everything it picks up.

Q: What value does Voltage indicate for vacuum suction?: You need to explain this better, it makes no sense as it is. edit: no way to know exactly. Voltage alone tells you nothing. But the power used (in watts) could be a guide, if you have that number, in watts. 1400 mA-hour is a measure of the charge stored in the battery, so that is no help, as you need a time number to convert that to mA, which, with the voltage, can give you power in watts. My experience is that hand held vacuum cleaners are all very feeble.

Q: Do they actually increase the amount of suction or are they simply a marketing ploy we have all fallen victim to?: Believe me, it is not a marketing ploy; bagless vacuum cleaners have at least one vortex, or multiple vorticies for that matter if it's a Dyson or Dyson knockoff. The cyclone that all bagless vacuum cleaners share is the large visual vortex seen within the common clear collection bin. This cyclonic airflow forces large debris like pet hair, paper, food crumbs, etc. outside the airflow, so that the airflow can travel on through the rest of the machine. If it machine is of your typical Wal-Mart variety Hoover or what have you, the airflow with all the fine dust in it will travel through a pleated hepa filter. At this point, the dust particles will obstruct the filter's pores, and air flow will be drastically reduced. If it's anything like a Dyson, or Dyson knock off, the airflow will travel through a large perpherated cylinder called the 'shroud' (which it mean to keep out hair from the airstream, and onward into the multiple vortexes. Within these vortexes, airflow is sped up to over 950 MPH (around 110,000 g-forces), which then forces dust particles out of the airstream, and into a seperate compartment which can later be emptied when full. If you don't understand this concept, think of a drunken carney standing on a Marry-go-round and not properly fastened to a horsey. The centrifugal force of the ride will throw his *** into the grass because he could not handle the circular motion of the ride. The carney represents the dust, and the ride represents the vortex; it is a similar concept. After the airflow is rid of most dust particles, it will travel through a prefilter, then the motor, then the post HEPA filter. Of course, most of the Dyson knock offs cannot filter as efficiently because of their inability to emulate Dyson's efficient patented design. Of course, this describe the general concept of the multi-cyclonic vacuum cleaner.

Q: Which make of vacuum is better for it's money?: Rainbow, shmainbow. The question is for a vacuum cleaner, not a service. Kirby's reputation was based on their very solid machines. I am not sure that today they are any more solid than their competitors, and I think they are WAAAAAAY more expensive. Although they have updated their machines and are incorporating modern technology, I think that the edge in terms of performance, not to mention value, goes to competitors. I looked at the ratings for vacuum cleaners on one of the rating sites, and found that the Kirby came in 8th place after 4 Hoovers, 2 Kenmores, 1 Panasonic, and 1 Eureka, all in the $140 to $550 price range (as compared to the $1350 for a Kirby). You can also find good buys in the Riccar and Bissel lines, and if you are a slave to design, you can take home a Dyson for $400 to $500. So anyway, back to your question: Hoover by a mile.

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