Newest dust capacity electric ash vacuum cleaners for washing carpet cleaning

Newest dust capacity electric ash vacuum cleaners for washing carpet cleaning

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Loading Port:: Guangzhou

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 200 PCS

Supply Capability:: 30000 PCS/month

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Type:	Vacuum Cleaner	Place of Origin:	Guangdong China (Mainland)	Brand Name:	LORD
Model Number:	CV-LD102-4	Size:	165.114.92 Inch	Material:	PC,ABS,OTHERS
Power:	75W	Weight:	1.2KG	Technique:	Precision Plastic Injection
Rated Voltage:	12V DC	Heavy Outstanding:	Latest Research Strong Motor	Guarantee Period:	1 Year
Export Products:	ISO Standard	Filtration Precision:	Up to 0.3um	Hot Sale:	Handheld Vacuum Cleaner
Big Suction:	11inch H20

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Detail:	Qty/20'FCL: 3300pcs/1 fcl/550cartons(6 pcs/carton)
Delivery Detail:	Within 20 to 45days after payment

Specifications

1,As Seen on TV Items Vacuum Cleaner
2,Portable Using
3,Guarantee quality,CE,RoHS
4,Lower Noise
5,Unique

As Seen on TV Items Handhold Vacuum Cleaner 75W Vacuum Cleaner Cost

Newest dust capacity electric ash vacuum cleaners for washing carpet cleaning

Q:Who makes the best vacuum cleaner - DYSON or ORECK? and why?: To be honest I have an Oreck and although I do love it, I had just vacuumed my floors when a salesman from Kirby came to my door and it was incredible the amount of dirt that it picked up, AFTER I had just vacuumed with my Oreck. i don't have any experience with Dyson although the turnoff with that for me was the fact that you have to send it out to have any repairs on it, including the belt changed. I think if you can afford it the kirby is your best bet, if not then the Oreck. Also just a tip. If you do go with the Kirby, talk the salesperson down, they went lower with my twice with interest free financing for a year after I kept saying that I couldn't afford it. Unfortunately I wasn't lying so I didn't buy it but would if I could.

Q:All of the quot;vaccum uprug cleaners say to quot;use with a fresh bag in the vacuumDoes that mean they are not appropriate for use with bagless vacuums ? Have any of you out there tried it ? I'd hate to ruin my bagless vac, esp. since it's a pricey Dyson.: I would Not use the bagless vacuum, I'm thinking the particles from the spray my get lodged in the intricate parts of your vacuum and do something to it. If the particles are trapped in a bag no damage is done. I'm just guessing.Good luck.

Q:Are they good?: For No Bags - no bags to buy, can see if needs emptying, better suction. Against No Bags - dirt flies up when emptying into bin, have to wash hands and half way up arms, makes you cough, have to clean the dirt collector, looks disgusting when full of dirt.

Q:It also needs to have a good hose on it for vacuuming our sofas and be able to handle pet hair as we have a cat. Bagless is preferred: In my experience, NONE of the mass market vacuums are much good. They are full of bright colors and features but as actual cleaning appliances they are merely fair. Worse than that, they are all prone to failing at a relatively young age. Spending more money on a Dyson is not a good investment. Its main gig is the gimmick of the bagless design. At work we use Sanitaire SC vacuums. SC is a commercial model but don't let that stop you - the goal is to get dirt off the carpet. Sanitaire used to be a division of Eureka, but Electrolux bought them out. Don't worry, it's still the same design they've been building since the 1960s. No joke. 1960s. I guess when you come up with something that works, you don't screw it up by changing it. Anyway, I have homeless workers helping clean the place up with these things. Being homeless volunteers you could reasonably expect them to be tough on the equipment, and you'd be right. But some of these vacuum cleaners are about six years old and still going strong. You can get parts easily on the internet (OKorder has just about everything) and most of the repairs, when repairs are needed, only require a screwdriver. Belt changes are done in seconds. Emptying out the bag takes two minutes, tops - less if you don't spring for the slightly more expensive, reusable cloth bag, but then you have to keep replacement bags around. Not a big deal and the bags are available everywhere. Sanitaire SC series vacuums are available around the $100 level. I've been using them for decades - no exaggeration - and have tried many other machines. I keep coming back to Sanitaires. Good luck with it.

Q:how to make a vacuum cleaners?: Go to Walmart and buy one, or go to a yard sale and buy one. To produce a custom vacuum means custom parts and custom pieces... so It will be very expensive...

Q:I have a 1,200 square foot house and a dog that sheds a lot. I used the Swivel Sweeper 360 G2, and it sucks! I used it on rugs and my hardwood floors. I have hardwood floors throughout my house and some rugs in some of the rooms. I know attachments would help for the small areas like under the desks and TV stand. I need to find a good vacuum to buy and use for my house. I have no ides what is the best for my needs, there are so many to choose from. Please any advice would be very helpful!!!: My floors are similar to yours. I bought a Dyson when I have carpet in all rooms and now that I in the living area, carpets in the bedrooms and some mats the Dyson still does an excellent job.wood. One trick I use on the wood floors is something my g'mother and mother did. They lived in duty parts of the country and vacuum cleaners were very basic. They would soak a large rag/towel with kerosene, roll it up and leave it for a few days to let the kerosene soak in well. They then would sweep the floors with ths cloth under the broom. Kerosene is slightly oily and the cloth held onto the dust. I do the same thing but use a floor mop instead of a rag prior to vacuuming. I am able to get into corners and dust the skirting boards at the same time.

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:does anyone own a refurbished Dyson vacuum cleaner? do they work well or break down within months?: Personally I would stay well away from ANY Dyson vacuum cleaner refurbished or not! I had one and it was the worst cleaner I've ever had. Dyson's 'no loss of suction' claim is just not true, it got easily clogged up and I was forever taking mine apart to get it to suck properly. There were so many bits of pipe you had to unclip to do this it was a real chore. It also had a sponge filter which would affect the suction when it had the smallest amount of dust in it. The motor went in mine after 2 years, it cost ?80 to replace but it never really worked properly afterwards. I threw it out eventually and bought a Henry which is really simple to use and sucks like a demon all the time.

Q:Just today, one nearly ate me alive! It's a conspiracy I tell ya!! The vacuums have been specially engineered to kill off a third of the worlds population!!!! AND THEY ARE STARTING WITH ME!!!!: Thank God someone else has caught on to their diabolical scheme. Were it not for the keen perception of my two guard dogs, Nicky 8 pounds and Toby four pounds,I would have been ambushed in my own home. It was just luck I had a loaded rifle in my hands, Nicky and Toby were putting up a good fight but there's only so much they can do to defend me from an 80 pound maniacal vacuum cleaner. The government is behind this, you know.

Q:I had never heard of Kirby until the other night when a couple of Kirby salesman came to my door asking if I wanted to have my carpets cleaned for free.: Don't buy one from the Kirby door-to-door salespeople. Their markup is 3-4 times what the real value of the machine is. Plus, they're very high-pressure and will try to shame/intimidate/push you into a sale. Don't even let them in the door unless your sales resistance is cast iron. Instead,go to any used vac store and you can find a used Kirby for a really good price. They ARE really superb machines, and do an excellent job cleaning the dirt from deep down in the bottom of your carpet. It has the best suction of any vac I've ever had. Pulling a carpet slightly up doesn't hurt it. I've had 11 vacs in the 30 years we've been married, and my 5 year old Kirby will be the last vac I'll own. Things I don't like about my Kirby; It is heavy, though it self-propels well. You have to do some complicated switching to use any of the attachments. The bags can only be purchased from Kirby, though I got some from an OKorder seller for a much lower price.

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