Q:During the post war period and up until around the beginning of the 1960's what are some things in technology or inventions that helped women's domestic roles at home? For example washing machine, vacuum cleaners and electricity?Thank you! :D

The best of men are those who are good to their wives.. I am lucky I have a good man. He helps me so much. He works 12 hours a day and will come home and help clean or cook etc... only thing I really have to do is care for my son..... When I am sick my husband will wake no matter what time and he never complains... Allah(swt) has surely blessed me with a wonderful partner.

Q:can anyone recommend a good lightweight vacuum cleaner for a fair price on the internet?

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Q:I was thinking of getting one of those as seen on TV, I am an allergy sufferer and need the most efficient to get rid of the dust mites, bacteria etc..

We had a rainbow vacuum when I was a kid. I really liked it. It wasnt heavy, and the dirt stayed in the water, not back into the air like most vacuums today. It finally died after about 20 years of use. Good Luck finding a vacuum today to last that long. I havent used a rainbow in years, but it was a great vacuum. I would love to have one now, but just cant afford it. You should see if there are any places that will let you use it on a 7 day or 30 day trial. Just to see for yourself if it works well.

Q:I have a dog who sheds like no tomorrow and my current vacuum doesn't cut it.

My Dyson is everything to me with four kids and two dogs that shed so much I am shocked they aren't bald. The first time I turned it on, the first thing I noticed was that it didn't shoot dirt and grit out the back like every other vacuum I have ever had. If you have pet hair on furniture though, the best thing to do is grab your textured cleaning gloves and rub in a circular motion. This action balls it up and you just pick it right off.

Q:Oke this sounds kinda dumb but i was wondering..IF i had a space suit which would make me able to ''fly'' just a few cm above jupiter, and i wouldnt fall in it. if i had a vacuum cleaner with me, HOW fast would it need to go to suck up some air of jupiter?ik gravity is terribly strong but still.. with the right speed it can be escaped right ?

Vacuum cleaners don't suck up air. Vacuum cleaners move a stream of gas through a filter. What you want is a gas compressor of some kind. There are compressor designs for widely differing gas pressures, and there is one for the conditions you may find above Jupiter at your unspecified altitude.

Q:so I am thinking buying vacuum for hardwood floor, there is eureka 2 amps motor vacuum with cord easy clean 2 vs the dirt devil cordless 15.6 volts accu charge vacuum, I don't care about cord or cordless I just care about power, which is more powerful for suction?

the electrical measure of the motor will not tell you how good the suction is. Two vacuum cleaners with the same motor type could have very different suction strength due to the motor design and even the design of the hoses. Honestly, I have never owned a Eureka, but the company has been making vacuum cleaners of high quality for a long time. If those are your two choices - go with the Eureka.

Q:Isn't that suspicious?

You're mistaken;-{ there are dozens of references: Job 37:9 Out of the south comes the whirlwind. Proverbs 1:27. 10: 25 as the whirlwind passes. Isaiah 5:28, 17:13, 21:1, 66:15, Jeremiah 4:13 His chariots... as wirlwind. Hosea 8:7 they shall reap the whirlwind. Amos 1:14 in the day of the whirlwind.

Q:My dog likes vacuum cleaners. Whenever I vacuum, he comes over and tries to chew on it. He doesn't really care that its a very strong one either. He doesn't even mind people vacuuming him on the back! He just sits there like he's being brushed. Anyone else have a vacuum loving dog?

its normal but no. my dog is pretty scared! like if its coming his way he starts running away and looking back. then he keeps looking back and runs into something!!! its so funny but even funnier cuz hes a black lab puppy!!! lol

Q:nuff said

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Q:what gas law is applicable to vacuum cleaners?

Boyle's law * for a fixed amount of gas kept at a fixed temperature, pressure and volume are inversely proportional (while one increases, the other decreases). PV = k P = pressure V = volume k = constant value representative of the pressure and volume of the system.