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ABS black Vacuum Cleaner Dust absorption power：60W/90W DC：12V Power line：2.5M Material： ABS

ABS black vacuum cleaner dust absorption power 60W/90W

Q: I hate vacuum cleaners and my dad vacuums all of the time. Does anybody know of a silent vacuum cleaner?: Built-in central vacuum.

Q: I am apparently having some media trust issues--commercials are DESIGNED to get us to Buy their products, and the company , if called up on will say the BEST things...so I depend on consumer experience to decide upon a number of items! I interviewed at least a dozen folks when looking for my car, at grocery lots and gas pumps, and when 100% were thrilled with their automobile, that did it for me and what the salesman said was just confirmed by my own research.Over the years I have had a dozen electric floor sweepers, and none of them have been the 'cat's pajamasquot;! So, has anyone actually HAD a Dyson, ball rolling mechanism cleaner and if so, has it justified it's $400.00 dollar price tag in your estimation? How as the suction performed and has it stayed reliable? Any details will be helpful!Thanks!: I had 2 dysons, the first the plastic hose cracked and the dust bucket bit, second one the motor went on fire. Each of them I had for 3 years, the sucking power on them to start with was great but as time went on I found they lost some of the sucking power. On a good note was when I did have to repair it I could take it apart with a spoon, since all the bits come out easily and go back together like that I had mine repaired several times. I got a vax and fell in love with it, still have it 5 years on and not one problem with it. I personally would not go back to a dyson.

Q: Why are sewing machines and vacuum cleaners always repaired at the same shop?: It's because they're very similar machines with a lot of commonality in their potential client base. Both have small electric motors and often drive belts, so the tools and expertise needed to fix them is pretty similar and like someone suggested, there may not be enough demand for a shop than only works on one or the other in your area. Bearings, brushes, and belts wear out or loosen and knowing which to replace or service is the key, as well as having the manuals needed in order to order replacement parts. Modern sewing machines have a lot of electronic controls and make fancy stitches, but at the heart of the machine is a small, but efficient electric motor that has brushes, bearings, and belts that can wear out, just like a vacuum cleaner. Electric can openers, mixers, hair dryers, and blenders, in addition to all sorts of power tools, have the same type of motors, but they are often not worth the cost of a potential repair, especially for cheaper consumer products. Questions that start with Why can often be at least partially answered by looking at who is trying to keep, amass, save, or steal money, and this is no exception because there is a strong economic aspect to the answer.

Q: Our old Dirt Devil is on its last leg and I was looking for a top-notch replacement vacuum cleaner for under $300.Any suggestions, opinions or reviews on vacuum cleaners that may be right for the money?: Get a used Kirby. Pretty cheap and reliable, durable AND long-lasting!!

Q: How can a vacuum cleaner take out the dust?: The vacuuming capacity of the vacuum cleaner is related to the pressure difference between the inside and outside of the cleaner. The greater the pressure difference, the stronger the vacuuming capacity

Q: I HATE dysons and I don't mind buying bags my options r Oreck Pilot, Eureka airspeed Bagged, Hoover Windtunnel Bagged and Shark Navigato lift away pro I have 3 dogs English Bulldog which shed all year round, Boston Terrier, Chihuahua and don't recommend any other vacuum cleaners I just need to know which one is the best: Dyson ball

Q: Every time I vacuum in my house, my dog comes running over, apparently all excited because I brought out the vacuum cleaner. But then if you bring it within 2 feet of her, she backs away. She always seems half afraid of it, half interested in it. I'm pretty sure a lot of dogs behave strangely when there's a vacuum cleaner around. But why?: It's probably the loud noise combined with the movement. After lots of training, my dog has finally learned to just stay away from it while it's on, instead of jumping in front of it and barking :)

Q: I got this book on spiritual housecleaning and it says to remove any object that may be associated with the devil - and I have a dirt devil brand vacuum cleaner - is this evil and do I need to remove it from my home? The only thing I do with it is vacuum the floor - and I don't have any other use for it.: Cover the word devil with duct tape and replace it by writing vacuum with a sharpie on the tape.

Q: who buys commercial used vacuum cleaners dallas, tx?: Pretty much anyone who needs one but can't afford a new one.

Q: I have a one-year old and lots of crumbs on my floor that our vacuum won't pick up. We currently have a bag less Bissell and I hate it. We've replaced all the filters and cleaned it but it still hardly picks up a thing. It leaves little hair balls on our carpet and kicks dust back in the air. I have to open the windows every time I vacuum so we can breathe!We're looking to get a new vacuum and I am interested in any brand and reviews you can recommend. My parents have had an Electrolux for 10+ years and it works great. However, the price tag ($500) is a little much for me. I'd also rather not go bag less again. Any suggestions?: I have a Dyson and wouldn't recommend it. Lots of money for a cheap piece of plastic. The brush doesn't get into the carpet, just skims the surface. As far as suction goes, I have a kenmore that does a better job and contains the dust. The Dyson dust catcher is messy to empty and dust flies wherever you empty it. Also, the Dyson requires constant maintenance in removing pet hair attached to the brush and through the chambers. Hair and dust don't always make it to the chamber. If you have any problems with the Dyson, (mine broke after 6 months of use) you have to send it off and wait 4 - 6 weeks for it's return. My suggestion to you is buy a hepa filtered vacuum with or without bags. You'll save money and get a better built product.

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