1800W Hepa Cyclone Bagless Vacuum Cleaner Cs-T3301

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Power	1200W,1400W,1600W (1600W Motor Recommended)
Noise Level	70 dB (Under 1600W Motor)
Dust Capacity	1.5 L
Airflow	2.0m3/min (Under 1600W Motor)
Vacuum	> 20 Pa (Under 1600W Motor)
Suction Power	230W (Under 1600W Motor)
Filtration System	Hepa Filtration
Cord Length	5-6 m
Voltage	100V,120V,220V,230V,240V
Certificate	GS/CE/EMC/ROHS/REACH/PAHS/ERP

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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.: I think they are the best hing I ever bought. I just wish it could go up stairs.... but really worth it.and more good luck

Q:I saw a wide range of prices for vacuum cleaners...I just need a decent one, how much should that cost?: I recently bought a new vacuum cleaner and really looked into it before I bought. I have a lot of pets, including a very large, hairy dog and a small budget, so I needed something REALLY good for a low price. I got the Eureka Boss 4D, model 4893. It cost me $139.99 and in my opinion is it better than ANY cleaner I've ever used, including Dysons. It's heavy though, I'd not recomend it if you have any mobility problems like arthritis or similar.

Q:how to make a vacuum cleaners?: Get a job with a manufacturer of vacuum cleaners.

Q:My vacuum cleaner has recently lost all suction. I've cleaned out the filters, and made sure the tubes aren't clogged with gunk, and everything is pretty clear. Any other suggestions? I'd rather try to fix it then buy yet another new vacuum.: What type of vacuum do you own (make/model #)? If you could tell me the make/model then I could probably help you a little better. However, if the vacuum you own cost less than $100, then unfortunately it's probably time to buy a new one. Most cheap vacuums tend to loose suction over time, and repairing them can cost almost as much as a new one. It sounds like you have purchased quite a few vacuums, and are probably tired of doing so. Unfortunately, it seems that most vacuum manufacturers now days make vacuums so they only last 3-5 years (and some even less). However, there still are some good vacuums for less than $150 (if you do need to purchase one): the Shark Navigator is a great one and comes with a 5 Year Warranty, the Eureka Airspeed Bagless is another great one that doesn't cost that much. If you want to have a vacuum that will last 20 years, then you are going to need to spend a little more money. If you can do this, then I would recommend looking at a Miele - they have some great options, and are tested to literally run for 20 years, and come with a 7 year warranty. They are expensive, but if you take into consideration the cost of 5+ cheap vacuums, then it's not that bad in the long-run. Anyways, I hope this helps. Good luck.

Q:I need to buy a new vacuum because the dirt devil I have doesnt work. I would like some feedback before I buy a new one. I'm looking to spend around $100 dollars. Any preferred models or brands?: Buy an Oreck

Q:Have any of you had a newer Kirby vacuum cleaner (the one the representatives say cleans all the way to the bare floor) and could you compare it's performance to other quot;storebrands? I'm not really interested in value (I know they are terribly expensive) but want to know if they really do clean as advertised. I moved into a new house with some dirty carpets and a friend of mine offered to let me borrow her Kirby vacuum cleaner with built in carpet shampooer and I want to know how well it will clean. Is the shampooer equal to one I could rent at Wal-Mart or another store? Thanks for the help!: They are a good vacuum cleaner, but if a sales person does the test with the white filter and runs it over your carpet to show how much more the Kirby will pick up, you could put a white filter on your sweepe and still pick up dirt reguardless of what kind of sweeper it is. Kirby does hold up well and the belts are fairly easy to change, but I'm sure you can find other brands that are alot cheaper that will also do a good job. I have four pets, two great danes and two dachshuncs and I have a Phantom Thunder that does a good job. I have also heard that Dyson is a great vac too and I think that if my Phantom ever wears out that is what I will get....I like to use the rug doctor to shampoo carpets with as they do a great job and the carpets dry quickly. You could probably purchas a rug doctor on line and buy a Dyson and still be ahead cash wise as rug doctor sells refurbished shampooers on line....good luck with your choice.....

Q:*Is there: Blowing air into it is one way, but I took my vacuum and a brush attachment and sucked the dust OUT of it. Seemed more logical. I did the same with the innards that you can access with just a screw driver, because the were pretty dusty, too. When you blow dust around, it just ends up somewhere else, sucking it out is more foolproof IMO.

Q:I just moved into my first apartment and there is rug all throughout the house, I don't really know much about vacuum cleaners, but I need to get one, I want a good one but for less than $100, can someone please help me!!!: some at this web page .. .I am sure there are others out there just Google: VACUUM CLEANER FOR LESS THaN $100

Q:What are the best reasonably priced HEPA air filters out there? Is it best to get one that attached to a furnace (but then its only running when the heat or AC is on) or a few smaller ones and move them room to room?Also, I understand that it is imprtant to try and vacuum with a HEPA vacuum. Any advice on something out there that is reasonably priced (and reasonably priced filters).For both, I want to get something that is not too cheap (ie something that actually works) but not top of the line (I am not running a hospital.. just want to increase the quality of the air we breathe at home.: All vacuums blow debris returned into the air as they sparkling. If airborne dirt and dirt and allergic reactions are a component for then you you certainly will maximum actual prefer to purchase a vacuum that has HEPA Filtration. HEPA filtration advantageous factors a thoroughly sealed airflow device that removes ninety 9.7% of debris .3 micrometers in diameter or larger. i for my area might advise a Dyson vacuum, the two the Dyson DC15 The Ball Animal, Dyson DC15 The Ball All flooring or Dyson DC14 Animal Bagless. They paintings wonders and supposedly by no skill lose suction. in accordance to the Dyson shopper service guy that I spoke to, the air that comes out of the vacuum is 150X cleanser than the air that is going in.

Q:What makes vacuum cleaners work?: suction technology and vacuum parts

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