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60W Power Rechargeable Vacuum Cleaner

60W Power Rechargeable Vacuum Cleaner

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Rechargeable vacuum cleaner

Features:

Rechargeable vacuum cleaner ,Portable Vacuum cleaner, Cordless vacuum cleaner

a)Rechargeable vacuum cleaner for cordless operation;

b)9.6V and 60W power for long time powerful cordless using;
c)With Crevice nozzle and furniature brush;

d)Store easier charger base with multifunction;             

e)With decorative light for luxury design 

 

 

Power:90W

Output voltage:9.6V DC

 

Net weight:2.7KGS

Grosss weight:3.4KGS

 

Loading quantity:720pcs/20' 1696pcs/40'HQ

 

 

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Q:Hans Klobber sells vacuum cleaners. He gets to keep one eighth of his sale as a commission. How much must he sell in order to earn $1000?
He must sell $8000 because if he kept one eighth of it, he would have $1000
Q:For a school project, I need to know the most common and annoying problems that you people are facing with vacuum cleaners. Try to be creative and just write whatever comes to your mind. Thanks ppl :D
Stuff will get stuck in the belt of the vacuum which makes the vacuum have a burning smell.
Q:Are there any vacuum cleaners that have a charcoal filter? If so, what's the cheapest one?
not that i know of . and it would be better to get one with a hepa filterthey trap more dirt than regular filters and that means less allergys and irritants in the air for you.
Q:?? Poll: When you were wee little, were you afraid of vacuum cleaners?
Nope. Viking vacuum cannister on chrome sled rod. I could ride it and it sounded like a jet and looked like a torpedo. Later versions had invented the wheels. and became more breadbox like or saucer like. Not as much noise or sparks coming out of the exhaust as now instead of being directed behind, it was blown down onto the floor. Not enough power for lift off.
Q:Any advice, anyone?
I had the same question a couple of months ago when my vacuum cleaner broke. Fortunately Consumer Reports had recently had an article on vacuum cleaners, so after reading the article I bought a Bissell Powerforce bagless at Wal-Mart for about $50 and I'm very pleased with it. It picks up pet hair and dirt much better than the old one, which cost twice as much.
Q:How would you rate the Rainbow vacuum cleaner? Please only responed if you have used it or own one. Thank you.
I have been in the cleaning business for 20 years and have had some experience with vacuum cleaners. I think you could have an excellent vacuum for around $300-$400. (Panasonic, Sanyo, Sharp) After seeing the Rainbow demonstrated, I just don't think they are worth the money. I also don't get how they clean the air. Basically, they are passing the dirty air over some water (not through it). and call this cleaning the air and filtering out the dirt. Check out some of the above vacuums online and save yourself some Christmas money. I just recently bought a Sanitaire SC6600 for our house and we really like it. Paid Approx. $325.00. It is commercial, 2 motor system, tools and stretch hose on board, carpet or hard floors (your can turn the beater brush off and just have air flow). Hope this helps.
Q:Currently I have an Electrolux 2 in 1 Pronto but I am not satisfied with this vacuum cleaner because I have to leave it plugged in for hours to charge and recently it has not been picking up the dirt very well.. I use it to clean a linoleum floor. Can anyone suggest a good vacuum cleaner for a linoleum floor that does not have to be plugged in? Thanks.
I have a Dyson vacumn cleaner..I always had such problems with all my vacumn cleaners until I bought this Dyson...I had to buy one about every 2 yrs..for some reason or another...I got so tired of it one day ,I went and splurged on this one...I have it over 4 yrs now and NO problems ever...I don't need to replace bags or filters....The cord is extra long...It is very strong,,(In fact the first time I used it ,,I knocked it down my cellar steps and I thought it broke on the concrete..I did come apart, but I put it back together ,no problem...I talked my sister into getting one...We both swear by them... It was well worth the extra money.. Good luck.
Q:Vacuum Cleaners? What is better bagless or bags. What can I get for $100.oo?
Definitely bagless. I have a Dyson, the most amazing vacuum I've ever had but also the most expensive. In the $400 range. My sister got one just like mine on Craigs list for $75 !! Have a look
Q:which upright is best out of the department store brands? (Oreck, bissell, dyson, eureka, etc?) Recommendations should be for less than $500.
My all time favorite was a canister type called Rainbow. It used water for the filter and far surpassed all other brands. I could pick up water too which was great for an emergency spot cleaning. The filter was reasonable ;-) and it's design far superior as no contaminants were redeposited in the air like others. I like bissel and eurika and any unit that has a good hose for reaching along the baseboards and drapes, good filtration and maneuverability.
Q:The motor turns ok, and my husband couldn't find where the hose was clogged.. we just can't get any suction.It is a Dirt Devil. Upright. Approx 7-8 yrs old.
Vacuum cleaners are simple machines. They only NOT work because the intake line is clogged, the bag is full, the motor doesn't work, or the exhaust vent is clogged. If you can start unhooking hoses and vents, find out what works, then re-attach hoses and vents until something doesn't work. If the motor spins and the bag is replaced, I'll bet you've got a clog in the intake hose. Disconnect it from the rest of the cleaner and jam a garden hose down the length of it. You may dislodge a wad of yuck or a golf ball or sock or something.

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