• Vacuum cleaner with uv light for bed and mattress sofa System 1
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Vacuum cleaner with uv light for bed and mattress sofa

Vacuum cleaner with uv light for bed and mattress sofa

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Guangzhou
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Min Order Qty:
200 PCS
Supply Capability:
30000 PCS/month

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Product description:

Power:300W

Voltage : 220V 50HZ, 300w

Noise:≤85db 

Cable & plug : 4M VED Plug

Suction:≥8Kpa

Certification:CE,RoHS,PSE

 

Feature 

 

1.UV Bed Vacuum cleaner with vibration pad

-UV 99% bacteria killing

-Dual suction entries patented

2.No telescopic tube, just for bed and sofa use only

3.Killing mites & bacteria through UV light

4.Universal wheel pneumatic to brush, It's easy to operate,nowhere for deep dust to hide 

 

 

Q: If you have first hand experience with these units, please advise. The idea sounds great; turn it on, leave the house, come home and the whole house is vacuumed, and the unit is back in its port being recharged. Do they do a good job? Do they miss areas like around the chair legs at the dining room table? Do you reccommend a particular brand?Please share your experience.
Mine does a great job. I have a Roomba Scheduler. Love, love, love it. I hardly ever have to vacuum the edges or anything because the dirt never makes it there because it vacuums everyday. So worth it.
Q: I am looking to buy a vacuum cleaner, but I want a small and light one. However, I saw that it doesn't have a bag in it, and the other one has a bag but it look kinda big. Can someone please advise me any vacuum that is light, less dirty (maybe by using the bag), and cheap?
Hoover Windtunnels are the best vacuum I have found. If you want one with good suction it has to be sort of heavy. Look on OKorder they have better deals than walmart!
Q: Does any store sell steam cleaners that you can use yourself instead having someone else come to your home every time you need to touch up the floor?
Wall Mart, K Mart, Meijers, just about any store carries them. I would get the one with attachments os you can get into corners and do the furniture if you decide too. You can also get the little green machine for touch up jobs
Q: why are some dogs afraid of vacuum cleaners?
I always thought my dog was afraid of the vaccuum sweeper but as it turns out he thinks it's a toy. A big noisy toy! He'd bite and bark at it visciously for the first 2 years of his life and I swore daily at the breeder because I knew full well they'd chased the pups with their vaccuum.We got another pup then and for the first year and 1/2 of his life he'd watch happily while the older dog attacked the sweeper.This one was born and raised in a kennel till he was 8 weeks old.He'd be right there wagging his tail and looking at me like he wanted to be in the middle of the fun but was confused as to what the fuss was about. Then one day after all that time he decided to join in and bark and bite the sweeper too.i've never been able to so much as get close to the thing without it setting my older dog off.Now I have both doing it.I tried hard to only vaccuum when the dogs were outside and they'd sit and cry at the door the whole time it was running. Then one day as they were both attacking my sweeper as I tried to use it I'd had it.All I said was Enough and both stopped immediately and left the room. I was really amazed.After that I let them attack the sweeper for a minute after I turn it on and then say enough I shared and they go lay down.They just have to show that thing whose boss before I touch it or they are'nt happy.
Q: Don't men vacuum too?
Who do you think makes the purchasing decision for the vacuum cleaner in most cases? Men are not really the target audience for those advertising dollars. It would be a very poor investment. I'm sure some women use power tools, too, but I have yet to see a Craftsman commercial for Mother's Day.
Q: I want to clean my carpet with one of those foam spray cleaners, but I have a bagless vacuum. I know they use to have a disclosure of quot;not for use with bagless vacuumsquot;. Is this still true?
Yes, I think that is still true.
Q: I have noticed that some vacuum cleaners are rated in quot;Airwattsquot;. Now, if you multiply a volume flow rate by a pressure, you get units of kg.m2.s-3. Which are equivalent to Watts:Flow rate = m3.s-1Pressure = Pa = N/m2 = kg.m-1.s-2Product = kg.m2.s-3 = J.s-1 = W.So if you multiply the volume flow rate through a vacuum cleaner by the pressure change it creates, is that the rate at which work is being done to move air through the machine? Is this what quot;Airwattsmeans? And if you then divide this by the power being supplied to the motor, is this giving the efficiency of the machine?
I believe it is similar to mechanical horsepower, which takes into account both speed and torque. In the case of airwatts, it would be the available power to do work, taking into account both the pressure and volume of the airflow, outside of the vacuum motor's fan.
Q: would the world be sucked up and disapper.
No but the carpets would be clean :)
Q: This will be my first purchase of a quot;realvacuum cleaner and have no knowledge of brands or anything like that. I know I want a baggless. and I want something powerful, but I also want to the best value for my money... Can anyone give me any insight? Or suggestions for other vacuums?? I have around $300 to spend on a target gift card.
Alyssa hands down. Lexi is a juvenile nickname. It's cute when the full name is Alexandra or Alexis, etc.. but to only have the only option of Lexi her whole life? It's too limiting. What if she wants to be some high powered lawyer? or.. a congresswoman? Lexi is so informal and babyish. Alyssa is at least a formal, nice, female name. It will go a long way.
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?
Bring their own, plus if you have a vac already why don't you do it yourself, are you disabled or injured? or just lazy?

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