Two in one sweeper and steamer smart combination
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Two in one sweeper and steamer smart combination
Features:
Two in one sweeper and steamer smart combination.
30 seconds Instant steam ready
20 minutes steam cleaning after each water loading
Electrical protect design to avoid any damager
Vertical position auto cut-off design
Germs and bacteria killing 99% function
Magic steam pad leaves floors clean and dry
Technical Data:
Rated adaptor voltage: 3.6V/4.8V
Power: 20W
Dust capacity: 1.2L
Adaptor: 1.8M cord length, comply with ERP
Vacuum Kpa: 2-3Kpa
Injection color with highlight spray
Package:
1pc per gift box
Gift box size: 450*130*210mm
4pcs per export carton
Carton size: 465*425*260mm
G.W/N.W: 9.8/8.8kgs
20’/40’/40HQ: 2016pcs/4200pcs/4848pcs
- Q: In the last three months I have purchased two separate vacuum cleaners from Wal-Mart.....granted they were cheap...but they were also all I could afford. They have both stopped working...the most recent one I got worked great for about a week ( it cost 40 bucks)..and now it gets so clogged up every time I use it, that its pointless to even try...and it leaves black marks all over my carpet, I have to stop and unclog the hose after only doing half a room....plus it isnt even picking n e thing up!!! I am so fed up.....I can't afford an Orek or a Hoover....is there a cheap vacuum that wont quit on me??? Price range from 50-80 dollars????......Please help!!!
- There is no good vacuum you're going to get in that price range, sorry to say. I got the Eureka Boss SmartVac at Wal-mart for $138. I've had it for 4 years and it still works like brand new. It does a great job and it was so worth it! Consumer Reports rated it a Best Buy, better than Dyson. I know this is more than you want to spend, but you usually get what you pay for. Hope this helps. Good luck!
- Q: Explain how this fan causes dirt to be picked up by the vacuum cleaner.
- When the fan spins, it creates a region of lower than atmospheric pressure behind it and higher pressure ahead of it. The region of lower pressure is open to the area you are cleaning. This reduced pressure causes air (and hopefully what you are trying to pickup) to be pulling into the vacuum and passes through the fan and into bag or bin.
- Q: I just bought a Kirby vacuum cleaner and I was wondering if they are really that good or did I just get ripped off for 2 grand ?
- Of course they're not (in my opinion). They're just really good. The difference in value for the $1,200 over the competition seems a bit stiff. Did you get a cooling-off period?
- Q: Especially that guy who sells vacuum cleaners.
- I have always felt this way too!! I think it's because most Europeans are that way and brought up that way. Because not only do they sound that way...they are that way! Especially to Americans because they think we are so uncultured. Im so sick of Europeans acting this way. At least we do it fake! haha
- Q: How much did he earn last week if his sales totaled $3200?
- Call your uncle and just ask him what his check was for. OH!! This is a homework question where your uncle sells vacuum cleaners. I get it. (sarcasm) Just calculate what 8% of $3200.00 is. Then add the $200.00 that he earns weekly. That answer is how much he makes a week.
- Q: case in point: we have bought two vacuum cleaners in the last 4 years that have stopped working. i mean, we only vacuum once a week or so, and these were name brand vacuums like hoover and such for around $100 or so. they shouldn't have died so quickly. anyway, i bought an antique vacuum from the 1940s off OKorder and it works like a dream. i imagine if it has lasted 60 years, it will serve me well for many more. i am just sick of cheap products. anyone else buy antiques instead of quot;brand newquot;?
- I hate buying junk. Problem is by and large it's not cheap. If the vacuum you mentioned were, say, ten bucks you might not feel so angry. Then you would know it is cheap. But to pay a hundred bucks for a ten dollar vacuum wrankles me. Wally World strikes again! Always the low QUALITY, always!. Thanks for letting me vent.
- 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?
- Roomba Carpet
- Q: Every time I vacuum in my house, my dog comes running over, apparently all excited because I brought out the vacuum cleaner. But then if you bring it within 2 feet of her, she backs away. She always seems half afraid of it, half interested in it. I'm pretty sure a lot of dogs behave strangely when there's a vacuum cleaner around. But why?
- It's probably the loud noise combined with the movement. After lots of training, my dog has finally learned to just stay away from it while it's on, instead of jumping in front of it and barking :)
- Q: I am currently doing house cleaning and using my clients vaccums, but I am wondering if I should get my own, because they mostly have area rugs and their vacuum cleaners are just too strong, it's almost like the vacuum's are trying to eat the rugs! So I was looking at the Eureka, The Boss, and was thinking about getting that, because I just don't want to be liable for a ruined vacuum, or rug!What do you think?Would you rather have someone use your own vacuum which may be too strong, or their own which may be just right?
- I would not object to the person who did my housecleaning bringing their own vacuum cleaner. I would assume that they had a good one that was more suited to a professional than my own household one.
- Q: Can anyone please help me! I am soooo serious here...I have purchased two vacuum cleaners and they both SUCK. Bissel allergy one with the canister that you empty...It does not vacuum well at all, I can pick up stuff off the carpets better that the that. And then I bought a eureka vacuum from costco, not only is it hard to push, 4 months the screw came off the handle and is in the vaccum itself.....It is supposed to be industrial, and it is with a bag....and NEVER ever have I seen such scrap....I have new carpets so that is not the problem here...I also have pets....I do not want a tyson 3000 or whatever they are called...although they say they are good, and after what I have spent in these 2 vacuums I should have bought the tyson...So any suggestions or what you like would be appreciated...I am just fed up with picking up JUNK :PThanks you all..
- i bought a new vacuum when i had new carpets put in my house right after we bought it. with a 4 year old and a 1 year old and 2 indoor cats we needed something good with good filters. we bought a eureka boss smart vac. it was $130.00 and we bought a 2 year extended warranty. i have had it now for almost 2 years. it is a great vacuum. it is dark red. it uses bags, i get the filter bags. they cost more but they extend the life of the hepa filter. for hepa filter replacements i get the arm and harmer eureka filters. it really helps with odors. it works great on our light tan carpet, kitchen tile floors and bathroom tile. i even use the hose to clean my ceiling fans. any way here is the model #4870 type GZ.
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