2-in-1 stick(HEPA filter ) cyclonic vacuum cleaner

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Model: S00

Feature:

2-in-1 stick VC (HEPA filter )

Specifications:

400W-600W nominal power

Cord length 5m

Dust bag capacity 0.8L

Product size: 240*130*1050mm

GB size: 680*115*135mm

Master carton size: 690*245*285mm

Load qty (20'/40'/40H'): 2200/4660/4960pcs

Q: My husband has really long, really strong hair. We've killed quite a few vacuum cleaners with his hair (the hair wraps around the spinny thing and inevitably breaks the motor). Because of this, I'm assuming I can't get that kind of vacuum cleaner: stand up vacuum with the spinning brush. What type and/or brand of vacuum should I get?: What ever brand you purchase, take a little responsibility, trim the hair from the roller brush on occasion, with a scissors, and yank it out.

Q: But I don't want to spend a lot a lot. What should I look for ?: Type in the search bar:Affordable vacuums?

Q: I am aware vacuums absorb dust from the carpet but does their force also cause dust to be blown into the air? Please respond and thanks!: in spite of a hepa clear out vacuum cleanser, you will get some airborne dirt and dust debris too small for the clear out to seize, so sure you will get a number of the belongings you're attempting to hoover and seize returned into the room air. utilizing the hepa inspite of the shown fact which will make issues lots extra ideal. I stay in a house with hypersensitive reaction victims and because going to 3-M electrostatic filters interior the air handler and getting hepa clear out vacuum cleanser, issues are lots extra ideal all around. i'm referred to as OCD for all time, yet I understand that i'm now not, yet basically a touch compulsive; inspite of the shown fact that i'm completely responsive to the concern and know which you will possibly be depressing and on occasion immobilized, so attempt those issues and spot in the event that they might help you.

Q: Someone knocks. You open the door. It's Jesus selling vacuum cleaners. Do you let him in for a demo?: Umm, no. If he's selling vacuum cleaners he must have lost his original job and powers. He therefore gets treated like any other door-to-door salesman.

Q: Does your self-satisfying involve vacuum cleaners?: i ttried it once and it hurt super bad...my suggestion dnt do it

Q: I live in an apartment and my vacuum broke a couple months ago. Where can i rent a vacuum for 2 hours? Thanks!: Try the White House I hear it has an Obama and it really SUCKS. He-he. Actually barrow one from a neighbor, if it were me I would loan you one. Or you can rent a carpet cleaner at most grocery stores and they vacum also.

Q: I know that most cats are afraid of the vacuum cleaner, but when we vacuum our adult cat will hide for hours on end. We have dark carpet so we vacuum almost every other day. It took him 4 hours to come out from behind our table, and when I coaxed him to me, he just sat frozen next to me and stared at the vacuum that was across the room. He was literally shivering at the sight of it. When I went to put it away, he went back under the table. I cannot get him to come back out. I've tried leaving him in another room while I vacuum, but he knows how to open doors and hates being shut up in our room or the bathroom. Last time I tried, he opened the bathroom door and then bolted under the table. I'm not sure what to do at this point. I have to vacuum frequently, but I feel guilty when I do because he is so afraid. We have had him for about 2 weeks and are still trying to figure him out. Is this normal cat behavior, or are most cats simply bothered by vacuums?: Two weeks isn't long enough for him to get used to the new sites and sounds. Let him hide where ever he wants when you vacuum. Let him come out in his own time, but talk to him and let him know you are there for him. Patience is very important, it may take a year, or he may never get used to the loud sound. Do your normal activities and don't be quiet, this might help him get used to normal everyday things going on in your home.

Q: So I went on a trip, and I put my clothes in SpaceBags to save space. Problem is, there's no vacuum in the hotel for when I'm repacking to go home. I only brought one bag, and there's a one-bag limit. No carry ons. What do I do about it?: Hotels have vacuum cleaners. Ask the maid if their hotel has vacuums with a hose and if you can use it briefly.

Q: Why do dogs get so freaked out by vacuum cleaners?: Maybe he sees the vacuum cleaner suck up things and is scared. It might not necessarily be the sound.