Wet and dry drum vacuum cleaner with inlet HEPA filter#YLW6208-10/18
- Loading Port:
- Shanghai
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 470 unit
- Supply Capability:
- 10000 unit/month
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Model: YLW6208-10/YLW6208-18
Specifications:
1200W nominal power
Plastic barrel(10L), 1pc 1.2M hose,Cord length 2.3M total(1.8M outside),2pcs plastic tubes,1pcs floor brush,1pc nozzle,HEPA filter,
Airflow(m³/min):1.4-1.6
Vacuum pressure(Kpa):16-18
Noise(dB(A)):78-80
Cable length(total):2.3m (outlet unit 1.8m)
Type:HEPA
Air inlet:Sponge
Air outlet:Sponge
Material:Dermatoglyph finish
Tank Material:
10L plastic
18L plastic
Product size:
10L:321*347*367mm
18L:321*347*478mm
Carton Size(L*W*H):
10L:345*320*365mm
10L:380*355*365mm
18L:345*320*465mm
18L:380*355*465mm
G.W./N.W.:
10L:5.5/4.5Kgs
18L:6.0/5.0Kgs
Load quantity(20'/40'40'HQ):
10L:665/1425/1660pcs
10L:570/1185/1380pcs
18L:550/1170/1295pcs
18L:475/985/1090pcs
Key Feature:
Wet&Dry use,Blow fuction,with Hook
Additional Info.
Trademark:OEM, ODM
Packing:Gift Box / Export Cartons
Standard:CE, GS, CB, EMC,
Origin:China
- Q: They are so dangerous. Vacuum Cleaners with cords are dangerous becauseYou can trip over the cordYou can get suffocated by the cordYou can lose extremitiesOr even worse...DeathI wonder why vacuum cleaners with cords are still being made. They are very dangerous, and it takes forever to vacuum with them because they cause people to trip or get caught up in the cord. There should be a law that makes it so that no more vacuum cleaners with cords can be manufactured after February 17, 2009-just like the DTV law. What do you think about these death trap vacuum cleaners?
- its not that bad,.........but they do get annoying.
- Q: I want a vacuum cleaner that will pickup pet and human hair and not clog up. Which one of these would be the best?
- A better Bissell is the Healthy Home. It's got a suction technology very similar to Dyson but for 1/2 (or less) the price of a Dyson. HEPA filtration will help keep the dirt where it belongs and not back into the air. I recently bought a second one; and moved the unit that was downstairs to the upstairs. Old house, steep stairs and carrying a sweeper up and down the steps is just plainly a pain. The new one is just as powerful as the older one and hubby thinks it's a little quieter. It is lighter, a little bit. If you watch, you can get it on sale for around $170. Keep an eye at Lowe's; that's where I bought mine newest one. We have 3 dogs and 4 cats in the house so I know pet hair. We vacuum every other day most of the time and either Healthy Home unit has done a great job! I hated the sweeper we had upstairs and would have hubby carry the Bissell upstairs 90% of the time anyhow.
- Q: everytime i turn my vacuum cleaner on ,my dog gos nuts starts barking and trys to bite it, ?? why they do that
- My GSD is very socialized, but when you turn on the vacuum cleaner, the lawn mower, hair dryer, etc...it's on. He will attack it unless I command him to stop. This is an anxiety disorder, your dog does not have to be teased as someone suggested, it can just be in the dogs disposition.
- Q: I am planning to get a now dog. Preferably a small breed, and it will be indoors allot. My house is really big. MY question is , will it be a problem if my house is almost always messy? there is allot of trash lyeing around all over the place, bits of paper,cloths hangers, cloths, other trash, toys. Will this is a big deal. I assume it would, but exactly how clean should I be for the new dog ? What kind of stuff is a absolute must to avoid having lying around in the dog's reach ?
- Puppies are like little vacuum cleaners, in their minds everything is edible until proven otherwise. It will be very dangerous to a puppy if there are all kinds of random objects lying around. It's difficult enough to train a puppy not to chew on stuff that's not his, let alone do it when he's surrounded by what looks like Toys 'r Us to him! I'd definitely recommend that you get a crate, so that the pup (and your stuff) is safe when you're not supervising him. Also, clean up at least one room, so that there's nothing lying around that he can swallow. Use a baby stair gate or something similar to block off the doorway, that way he has some more space, but is still safe. If your yard also contains a lot of 'stuff', make sure you protect him by supervising him there too. The website below is specifically for new puppy owners, you will probably find it helpful. Best of luck.
- Q: The answers seem to be ads for this company
- Shill. I wasn't sure exactly what it meant so I looked it up. Yes I am an enthusiastic customer. I do want to help this company. Why? If you dealt with them you would know why. They went out of there way to talk to me and explain which machine would be best for me. I have had friends call and they to were impressed by their service. I guess since lately everywhere I go I get NO service and NO help I wanted to let people know there is a company that cares. I have spoken to both Joe and Lisa and they both are very nice people with 7 kids (they just had one). I guess I am blown away by them. I mean they have all those kids plus they run a great company. So yes I am enthusastic because not many are doing as them and my hat is off to them. I will continue to tell as many people as I can about them because they to me represent my American dream and I am happy to help them. I would hate the big box stores to destroy what makes America great, companies like them.
- Q: I need a new vacuum cleaner for my home. We DON'T have pets. I'd prefer a lightweight vac. We had the CR magazine issue with the reviews a few months back but I must've lost it or thrown it out. Any help will be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance!
- I'm impressed with Dyson. It's not too heavy to drag around and it has no bags to empty. You just remove the top section and chuck out the dust. It does a brilliant job.
- Q: My roommate is allergic to cats, and when I got my kitty I told her that if her allergies got too bad, I'd send him to live with my dad, but I do NOT want to do that and am trying to find a good vacuum for someone with allergies. I'm looking for something with a HEPA filter. Can be bagless or have bags. I'd really prefer an upright to a canister. Looking in the price range of $60-$200, but willing to hear suggestions for more expensive models. MUST HELP REDUCE ALLERGENS!!
- Most bagless vacuum cleaners have HEPA filters. You should be able to just go to your local target/wallmart/sears and pick one out. Another thing you can do to help is buy an air purifier for your roommate's bedroom. Most styles are basically a fan that pulls air through a HEPA filter. It would do a lot of good because allergy symptoms are usually worst in the morning right after someone wakes up since the person has been laying down sleeping which makes them prone to congestion.
- Q: I live in a townhouse area that is only separated from the other houses by walls. Almost everyday I hear my neighbour's vacuum cleaner for about 30 minutes at a time. I know that nobody could have carpets dirty enough to require that much vacuuming. I just hope it is nothing sexual. What do you all think?
- hmm.......creepy....im sure he/she isnt vacuuming becuz like u said, nobody's carpets need to be cleaned that much maybe it IS sexual? ask ur neighbors maybe, but then that would be kind of nosy i guess ur just gonna hav to wait until one day u find out! its a mystery yet to be solved! lol
- Q: how to make a vacuum cleaners?
- You'd be better off buying one, if you just want one for your own use. The money it would cost to assemble the things necessary would be more than the price of a new vacuum cleaner. If you want to go into manufacturing them, the smartest thing is to first work for a vacuum cleaner company, or a vacuum cleaner manufacturing company. That way you will find out what is needed and how much it costs and how it is marketed, and other things you will need to know. Then you can start your own company with knowledge.
- Q: I'm shopping for a Good-quality vacuum cleaner for my home.I'm replacing the worn-out bagless / upright Dirt Devil(r) unit that my sister bought for me sometime ago. lt;-I find that this unit simply does not CLEAN as well as I want / need it with the suction pulling-in from the side of the beater-brush. (I find that this unit only quot;cleansin 2-inch lines at the intake-side of the brush-head. :-(Considering my shopping (location) options and unit brands; I find HOOVER, DIRT DEVIL, and SHARK at my Wally World at a price-range of $49.00 -gt; 285.00I am considering to also shop / browse at my local KIRBY location.Am I correct to presume that a vacuum cleaner with suction from the Center of the brush-head cleans better than a unit that pulls from the side - or should I expect a unit with a stronger brush-head to clean my carpet and tile surfaces better?And how VALUABLE is a detachable hand-held pipe to my new vacuum cleaner when I have no indoor upholstery?
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Wet and dry drum vacuum cleaner with inlet HEPA filter#YLW6208-10/18
- Loading Port:
- Shanghai
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 470 unit
- Supply Capability:
- 10000 unit/month
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