Middle size bagless canister vacuum cleaner#B05A

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Model: B05A

Specifications:

1000~1600W nominal power

Cord length 5m

Dust bag capacity 2L

Speed control on body

Automatic cord rewinder

Product size: 380*280*200mm

Packing size: 410*340*300mm

Load qty (20'/40'/40H'): 650/1300/1550 pcs

Q: My cat runs away from the vacuum cleaner whether it is off or on. Why is that?: Your cat isn't simply afraid of the vacuum cleaner. If she had never heard it in action she'd have never developed her fear of it. It is the noise. The noise is probably very unpleasant to a cat plus it may sound to her like some horrible roaring creature. Cats get used to other noisy appliances in homes but there is a difference. The ones they get used to like coffee grinders, garbage disposals, blow dryers etc are used frequently so the cat gets used to it. And the appliance making the noise in those instances isn't a big thing that moves around. Most people only vacuum once a week plus it is a big thing that moves around. So the cat doesn't hear it often enough to lose its fear of the sound let alone get used to the added scariness of it seeming like a big animal. Btw, some cats are not bothered by the vacuum. Amongst other things, I clean other peoples' homes and have met a few cats with a ho-hum attitude about vacuum cleaners. My own three are not exactly terrified but they do stay on the safe side by scurrying off to another room when I turn the vacuum on.

Q: it annoys me so much, i wish they would make a quiet one: I really do. I have my parents old hoover, my mum goes through about two a year, and this one she's given us because it was too noisy - and it really is! I'm waiting for her new one, it's a shiny red dyson!

Q: My vacuum cleaner makes my house smell every time I use it. Its a brand new vacuum. I've tried vacuuming up baking soda but that didn't work. Please help.: Defiantly check the belt and make sure the beater brush in the nozzle is turning freely - even a tiny pebble and stop it and cause the belt to burn and smell. You can do several things - get some carpet fresh powder in a scent you like and make a little pile on a hard floor or tile and suck that up - it should help to 'mask' the stale smell. Clean out the dirt thing - if it has a bag replace it, if its a bagless good old soap, water and elbow grease. I would NOT recommend using carpet freshening powder on carpet! It is a small grit that the vacuum cannot pick up all of and the grit will filter below the carpet destroying the padding and the carpet, plus when you clean the carpet this fine powder will turn to mush when it gets wet and mat the carpet down, ruin the wood sub-floor and generally be icky and nasty.

Q: I want a vacuum cleaner that will pickup pet and human hair and not clog up. Which one of these would be the best?: The best for pet hair that I have used would be the Dyson Pet Hair Vacuum. It is a bit on the pricer side but one of the best vacuums. It can pick up so much cat fur I was shocked. But from your choices I believe the Hoover Windtunnel would be great. If you are in doubt just check the Consumer Report website.

Q: Boss want housekeepers to pay for vacuum cleaners, says they abuse them. Vacume Cleaners are are for residential cleaning and at the hotel we need commercial. Meaning the store bought ones are made for 5 maybe 10 times a month but are being used 400 times a month. I find this an unreasonable situation: im a front desk worker and I have done this work for 11 years and in all that time I have NEVER heard of a manager and/or owner asking or telling their housekeepers they had to buy their own vacuums. I do not think it is illegal but not ethical. the last hotel I worked for our housekeepers used orbit vacuum cleaners and those are household vacuum cleaners. our maintenance man cleaned them once a month. they lasted forever.. maybe that hotel needs to do that also.

Q: I've seen the robot vacuum cleaners before (iRobot Roomba) and they seem really cool. But in reading about them, it seems like the mostly work on bare floor or super short carpet. Are there any models that work with normal medium length carpet?: This Site Might Help You. RE: Can any of the iRobot Roomba work on normal carpet? I've seen the robot vacuum cleaners before (iRobot Roomba) and they seem really cool. But in reading about them, it seems like the mostly work on bare floor or super short carpet. Are there any models that work with normal medium length carpet?

Q: Poll: Sitting here with only a towel on. Sexy or not?: Considering from your picture that you're just Jesus on a piece of toast, I would conclude not.

Q: It's around $500 for a middle quality/tier unit.: They say there supposed to be great work well great suction but I'm going to wait a while before buying maybe by then the price will go down anything new always has a big price tag like those flat screen TVS now they are more affordable!

Q: Can you recommend a good vacuum cleaner that uses HEPA filters to filter the exhaust air?: Oreck - 4 years. Does a very good job on cat hair (long-haired cat) and seems to filter everything. The hand-held that comes with it is not hepa but you can get hepa filters for it.

Q: My two kids have asthma and doctor says we have to vacuum everyday using a vacuum cleaner that has hepa filters. We are a busy couple and currently have an old dyson that we use once a week at the most (and I doubt it has hepa filtration). My wife's friend recommended getting a robot vacuum cleaner for the job. Has anyone else used robot vacs and has good tips/suggestions? Do they do a good job cleaning? Any advice is appreciated! thanx: i don't knw about it but give you suggestion to search in website

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