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Robot Vacuum Cleaner For Wet And Dry

Robot Vacuum Cleaner For Wet And Dry

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Robot vacuum cleaner (NRX803B-20L)

Product Description

 

Technical DataNRX803-20L/25L/30L
Power1000/1200/1400W
Power supply220-240V/50HZ
Capacity20L/25L/30L
Vacuity>=18Kpa
Hose length1.5M
length of wire cord3M
Air flowerate96L/S 106L/S 110L/S
Noise80dba
Net weight6.1/6.5/7.0kg

 

 

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1. OEM/ ODM are welcome.

2. Professional manufacture, nearly 10 years.

3. Good quality and reasonal price.

4. Fashionable and useful design.

5. For the long way shipping, guarantee the out look in original look.

6. Customer can buy whole set or seperate pc.

 

 

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Q: I am planning to start working for Rainbow vacuum. Any warning that I should know about? Any helpful hints? Anything?
The vacuum cleaners are hard enough to sell in a normal economy. In a lousy economy like what we have now, the job is vene more difficult. Folks don't buy a $1300 vacuum just because. They have to be fully convinced it is worth the money. It is very heavy, especially with the water in it, and you should not try to dismiss objections about carrying it up down stairs - that is really not recommended, and not to be advised because of the risk of injury. They either empty the unit of water, and refill on the second floor, or they buy a second system for the second floor - and you can double your sales! If you every find such a customer, give them a good discount on the second system, OK? Good Luck; but in case things are slow, I suggest you have another part time job ready.
Q: I have acctually been asking this question for a number of years and have to admit that I am more interested in peoples reaction to the question than in a prosaic answer. However I wouldn't be oppossed to a definative answer from someone who builds the things. Just because I find it a silly place for a headlight doesn't mean theres not a valid reason for it being there.
so if you have darker carpet you can see the dirt that the vacuum is picking up?! sounds pretty good to me
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!
Get an Oreck vacuum. It's light weight and doesn't cost much. As far as the hardwood floors...I would just use the 'Swiffle Mop' cleaner. Uses no electricity ( saves you money ) and is very easy to use. It picks up the dust, dirt, hair and other small things without blowing them around....better than any vacuum.
Q: I'm looking for a vacuum that is less than $200, Upright, bagless, HEPA, can clean pet hair, and reliable/durable. If you know any other vaccuum brand that fits into ALL of my requirements above, feel free to tell me. I did some research and narrowed my list down to two. So my questions are:1. Which one should I buy? 2. What are the pros and cons between the two?
Bissell. We have a Bissell and it works like magic. Eureka vacuum cleaners don't seem to last as long.
Q: where do sea cucumbers live and where are they found in the marine environment?
they are the vacuum cleaners of the ocean. they live primarily on the bottom and can range to several miles down! very slow moving, and even have the ability to purge their entrails when threatened! In some asian countries they are eaten as raw and as pickled, as well as being used dried like a fish base. having no bones they are rather like hollow tubes of thick flesh that just sucks up what ever it can find.
Q: Why do dogs get so freaked out by vacuum cleaners?
Dogs have sensitive hearing, so something as loud as a vacuum will scare them. Dogs hear at a wider range of frequencies than humans. The low end of the range is similar, but dogs hear noises up to 45 kHz, while humans only hear sounds up to about 23 kHz. This means that they could be hearing and responding to sounds that we can't hear at all. Cats can hear sounds as high as 64 kHz, bats up to 110 kHz and porpoises up to 150 kHz! Younger people and animals generally have more acute hearing than older ones. Deafness is not uncommon in old dogs and some have hereditary deafness. At the high and low ends of the frequencies that we hear, sounds must be louder, or more intense in decibels, for us to hear them. So, a dog could hear a siren farther away than we could. Pain results from sounds that are much louder than our threshold of hearing. Dogs could feel pain from sounds that weren't painfully loud to us. Very loud sounds can hurt the ears and if a sound seems too loud to you, it is probably more so to your dog.
Q: Are Roomba's good vacuum cleaners?
They aren't vacuums. They are carpet sweepers that are move around by themselves.
Q: I know they're like vacuum cleaners but is there anything they absolutely cannot have, aside from chocolate?
Grapes, raisins, avocado skin/pit, onion, cooked bones (exceptions are bones in sardines, canned salmon etc), fruit seeds/pits, anything with xylitol, coffee/anything with caffeine, walnuts, macadamia nuts, large amounts of garlic, yeast dough, alcohol.
Q: I have two upright Vacuum Cleaners, a 1997 Hoover Turbopower 2, and a 1979 Electrolux 502S, and was wondering how long the drive belts usually last ? On the Turbopower, I had to change the original belt about 3 months ago, as it was starting to slip, which means its belt lasted about 14 years. Is that normal ? Or was it incredibly lucky to last so long ?As for the Electrolux, it obviously doesn't have the original belt, and since I only got it 2 days ago, and didn't ask the previous owner when she last changed it, I have no idea how old it is, only that it still works fine.
At least 6 months to a year.
Q: If I sweep up a million of them and vacuum the last 100, will my vacuum be happy?
I would use a broom. If you have a shop vac that would work but those peanuts will clog your every day house vacuum.

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