Multi Cyclone Vacuum cleaner

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Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Detail:	Gift Box
Delivery Detail:	20-25 days

Specifications

Multi Cyclone Type
Soft start
Auto-rewind
High suction power

Multi Cyclone Type

Soft start 7 stage filtration

Auto-rewind

High suction power

Hose swivel 360 degree rotation

Power consumption:1200

Voltage: 220V/240V

Noise:<80 db

Vacuum:>19Kpa

Dust capacity:2.0L

Cable length:4.8M

Q: I'm currently treating my cats for fleas and have been on a hoovering mission to try and tackle the problem in the house.99% of what I've read on the internet tells you that you MUST throw the bag away every time you hoover because fleas can escape! I can see how they may be able to survive the process of being sucked up and that eggs can still hatch, but can they really find their way out of the bag and down my long henry hose and back out into the outside world?I'm hoovering nearly every day and it seems ridiculous and expensive to replace what is actually a pretty empty bag.I'm putting a sock over the hose and securing with one of the attachments to be on the safe side but what does everybody think?: The OSU study, partially funded by the Royal Appliance Manufacturing Co. and detailed in a recent issue of the journal Entomologica Experimentalis et Applicata, involved vacuuming up groups of 100 adult fleas at a time, as well as groups of 50 pupae and 50 larvae, from a tightly woven kitchen-type carpet. Six tests on the adult fleas killed an average of 96 percent of adult fleas, and the three tests of pupae and one test of larvae resulted in the deaths of all the fleas. Study team member Glen Needham and his colleagues are researching non-toxic ways to kill insects, because though bug bombs have sent fleas on the run, the fleas could develop resistance to these chemicals. Needham thinks that the brushes, fans and powerful air currents of vacuum cleaners are what's responsible for killing the itchy insects. Needham and his colleagues have suggested that the vacuum brushes wear away the cuticle, a waxy outer layer on fleas and most insects that holds water in and keeps them hydrated. Without this protective layer, the adults, larvae and pupae probably dry up and die, Needham said. We didn't do a post-mortem, so we don't know for sure, Needham added. But it appears that the physical abuse they took caused them to perish.

Q: My mom is looking for a new vacuum cleaner and can't decide between an upright or canister. She has a lot of carpeted areas and bare floor as well. What would you recommend? Can you suggest good vacuum cleaners that aren't too expensive and especially, aren't too heavy or difficult to maneuver?: I agree with Scorpio, a canister is more convenient for multiple floor types as well as dusting walls, window sills, stair banisters, books, etc. Actually I have both, I like the upright for just carpets; easy to maneuver and store. But when it's time for serious cleaning, out comes the canister.

Q: What are the categories of washing machines?: European style Also known as "barrel type" or "drum", can be subdivided into "front exposure" and "top off", mostly automatic models. Front exposing style: as the name suggests, the front washing machine door is opened in front of the fuselage, and more transparent, you can see the situation directly inside the laundry bucket. Top off type: top off washing machine, machine door is open above the fuselage, but few transparent machine door model, but the two machines washing principle.

Q: We are looking into buying a new vacuum, I are newly married I really don't know what a good vacuum is since I don't have much experience taking care of a home by myself.Our price range is $0-$200. We live in apartments so the carpet is low grade and we don't have much storage. I wanted something compact, has a hose so I can vacuum around the sofa. I also don't really want to buy online since most vacuums cost $20s in shipping.What is your opinion is the best vacuum and is there any other features that I might want that I don't know I want? lol.Thanks a bunch!: I am in the home cleaning business. I have tried many vacuums. Kirby's are very heavy, expensive and somewhat challenging to use since you have to take off the power head part (the part of the vacuum that sucks up the dirt) to add on a hose to vacuum upholstery. Plus they have bags that need to be changed. Oreck's are light weight but expensive and don't have attachments, plus they have bags that need to be changed. Dyson's work well, they are bagless and have attachments on the vacuum itself. They can however become clogged easily, but I still recommend this one. If price was no object, hands down the Rainbow is my choice. It is bagless, but traps dirt into a water bowl that you then have to empty. Has washable hepa filter. The attachments are on board but it does have a couple different hoses (one for dirt and one for water, for those wet messes that sometimes occur or for shampooing carpet). There are many more that I have used but I'm sure you don't want me to list them all. So all in all, go bagless, have attachments on the vacuum, have floor height adjustments, hepa filter recommended (which helps to prevent dust from getting into the air) and a long cord.

Q: 17th century chemist and physicist Rober Boyle discovered that sound won't travel through a vacuum.Then why is my vacuum cleaner so loud?: it's not so much due to the vacuum than at the other end, the fan has to keep making fresh vacuum and expelling the excess air. Add to that the noise of revolving carpet brushes and the sound of millions of dust mites biting the dust, and you got a lot of noise. And the term vacuum cleaner is a bit optimistic. Most only reduce the air pressure by a PSI or two at best, so they're more like 1/8 of a vacuum cleaners.

Q: I read some where that vacuum cleaners with a rotating brush can scratch hardwood floor. Is this true?: there is a chance but vacume cleaner brusher are usally soft. i would opt for a swifty from johnson johnson.

Q: I have bought several vacuum cleaners for wood floor and carpet. But non satisfied me. It seems like I just push the pet hair around the room floor with my vacuum cleaner. Please help me which brand is the best for pet vacuum cleanaer?: shop vac

Q: We are moving to a house that has tile in the kitchen and dining room and since I don't want to be just pushing the dust around with my broom anymore I wanted to know which of you use those stick type vacuum cleaners that you use on tile floors and thin carpet. Which work good but are still inexpensive ?? Either corded or cordless .: I think the Miele brooms are the best in the world. Very strong, quiet and can be used for bare floors or rugs.

Q: I am slow to put my sweaters away for the summer and out of the way of moths. It's possible a moth already found them and layed her eggs on them. I shook them all outside carefully, have placed them in a zipper bag and will add some mothballs. Will that kill the eggs that might be in there???P.S. I am not going to wash them all because some were washed and others are not soiled.: Lavender is a much nicer scent--- and it will also ward off moths. Another thing to try is to use the new big Ziploc bags to store them in the Summer-- then you can minimize the damage by storing them separately....then hopefully not all sweaters will be damaged.

Q: They look the same to me besides color.What am i missing?: The Dyson Animal picks up all pet hairs from anywhere i know because i have used it.

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