Powerful bagged canister vacuum cleaner with ERP Class A#B6213

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Packing:Gift Box / Export Cartons

Standard:CE, GS, CB, EMC

Origin:China

Q: What is the working principle of a vacuum cleaner?: The internal pressure is much lower than the external pressure, the pressure difference effect, dust and dirt with air into the vacuum cleaner barrel, and then after the dust bag filter, dust in the dust bag, purifying the air can pass through the motor to escape into the room again, the cooling of the motor and the air purifying function

Q: have headlights?: I don't know about the vacuum cleaners but the lights on the mower are so you can get home from the bar safely!

Q: I live with 2 kids and 1 cat so my home is heavily travelled and I can not seem to find a vacuum cleaner that works for more than 5 times. I have a Eureka right now which I was told was great for catching pet hair.It sucks. I need a good vacuum that will pick up cat hair, pine needles from the Xmas tree, etc. One that does not break the bank.: Problem isn't the vacuum, it's the bags. You have to change the bag often if you have a lot of dirt and pet hair. The alternative is a bagless unit.

Q: I just got a dyson ball vacuum. What happens if it runs over a nail or something metal, will it screw it up? Or can it handle it just fine?: Hi okorder and click 'Support'. If you'd prefer to speak to someone in person

Q: Is going door to door like a cheap vacuum cleaner salesman the best way to spread the eternal word of god?: To offer an answer to your question, I'd say going door-to-door spreading good things for others but otherwise leaving them alone is the way. Any religion that teaches otherwise seems very damaging. Do you know what a hobo is? When I was a boy, the hobos went door-to-door, looking for handouts or food or clothing. But they would WORK. They would till the garden, cut tree limbs, even repair the old screen door, then leave. They had better manners and sense than the door-to-door xtians!

Q: My 2 year old Yorkie Terrier HATES vacuum cleaners. A couple of days ago I was vacuuming and noticed that Tom, my Yorkie, chipped his front tooth. The tooth is chipped almost right down to the gum. It doesn't seem to bother him, but I don't want my dog to be in any kind of pain. Should I take him to the vet? Even if it doesn't seem to bother him? And what will happen if they take the tooth out?: Go ahead and take him to the vet to make sure nothing was damaged. If they take the rest of the tooth out, it won't bother him. We rescued a Katrina dog that had a lot of teeth problems and had to get his teeth pulled and it didn't make him think twice about eating and chewing on stuff after. Of course, right after, he'll be a little uncomfortable, but he'll be fine. He'll adapt in no time!! If he doesn't have to get his tooth pulled and everything's fine, at least you checked to make sure.

Q: I'm going to college and I have a little apartment by myself with beige carpeting. I don't have a vacuum, but i do have a swivel sweeper. Can I use clean-then-vacuum cleaners? Or isn't it powerful enough? And, if not, what could I use to help keep my carpets cleaner than they currently are?: You could always use a broom and dust pan.

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