• Bagged vacuum cleaner with big capacity#B91 System 1
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Bagged vacuum cleaner with big capacity#B91

Bagged vacuum cleaner with big capacity#B91

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Model No. B91
FEATURE:Nice bagged model
Specification:
* Unit dimension445*260*175mm
* Color Injection/Spray
* Input voltage100V-240V 50/60Hz 
* Nominal power 1200-1400W
* Dust tank capacity4.5L
* Cable length 5M
* Speed control OPTIONAL
Packing:
* Gift box: 490*325*230mm
* Master carton: N/A
* Quantity/GB: 1pcs/GB
* Packaging material: Double corrugated cardboard
* loading qty (20'/40'/40H'): 810/1670/1835pcs

 

Airflow(m³/min):2.0-2.2

Vacuum (Kpa):18-20

Noise(dB(A)):78-80

 


 

Additional Info.

Trademark:OEM, ODM

Packing:Gift Box / Export Cartons

Standard:CE, GS, CB, EMC

Origin:China


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Q: Every dog I've ever owned (of at least four different breeds) reacted to vaccum cleaners oddly. They bolt in terror at the first sight of it, and sometimes bark hysterically. Surely other people notice similar trends.
Dogs are scared of vacuum cleaners because the vacuum cleaner is louder than the dog. I have a quiet vacuum and the dogs aren't scared of it. Dogs are programmed to respect and/or fear loudness. This is why they bark at dogs or people they feel threatened by. When two dogs meet on the street, if they don't like each other, usually the louder one wins and the other one goes away without a fight.
Q: ok so i was cleanin my room today. i ran the sweeper under my desk and my comp froze and crashed and the screen looked like a video game when it crashes. and i rebooted it and it was fine. and i ran the sweeper under my desk again and same thing happened. but its fine when i'm not running the cleaner under my desk. wtf does that mean? do vacuum cleaners emit somekinda fequency that comps just dnt like? it never happened at my old house and when i had win XP. i have win 7 now.
did you check your plugs? makesure all are plugged in right or you might have a bad wall socket,a loose wire or ?move computer away from desk and try again
Q: I need a good one that has edge cleaner, easy to maneuver, not too heave (under 20lbs) and quality. I like the bag-less type. Thanks for your input.
Dyson hands down. Had mine for 6 years and still runs like champ. All filters a lifetime warrenty and are washable. Just price shop around for an older model.
Q: I essentially am looking for a carpet/floor upright vaccum cleaner. I was looking around in stores and found a lot of choice however. I notieced the following things about various brands.1. Bissell = Seems to be the cheapest and offers more features for it's price but looks kind of flimsy. Is this a good brand. Offers 1 yr warranty.2. Dirt devel = Cost a little more and looks better. Offers 2 yr warranty?3. Hoover = I know this is a well known brand but all I was able to see was the steamvacs. My mom had one and it's about 4 yrs old. Its very good still cleans up.Also I noticed Canaster Vacuum cleaners. What are the advantages of these? What is the purpose of having a canaster? I just don't want to get a habbit of purchasing a vacuum every 1 year because it breaks....
I bought a bagless one and it was a huge mistake. The damned thing overheats and gets plugged up with dog hair and I hate it. However, my used cheap kenmore I bought at the local thrift store just powers on and on forever. But out of the brands you mentioned, Hoover is probably the best...at least my mom's Hoovers over the years lasted a long time. But again, if you have heavy stuff like dog hair to clean, be careful with the bagless...in my experience, anyway, it just didn't do the job. Oh, yeah, my bagless is a Eureka boss. Looks great, works like crap.
Q: Does any store sell steam cleaners that you can use yourself instead having someone else come to your home every time you need to touch up the floor?
Wall Mart, K Mart, Meijers, just about any store carries them. I would get the one with attachments os you can get into corners and do the furniture if you decide too. You can also get the little green machine for touch up jobs
Q: i was wondering what kind of vacuum you have and if you like it or not...or if you know of any good ones with good suction for a good price.. thanks so much.
Apparently, the Dysan ball upright is one of the best on the market. I haven't used one, but it gets really good reviews.
Q: are Henry Hound vacuum cleaners any good for getting dog hairs out of carpets?
I do not know about the Henry Hound but the DYSON Animal is great. I think it could suck the paint off the wall if I left it there long enough.
Q: Every day I meet a black woman she asks me what kind of vacuum cleaner I have. How can I tell them that there is more to conversation than vacuuming? Please help, this is driving me nuts!
the first answer is dumb it's not true i see you just want attention
Q: On a scale of one to one dozen, how do you rate purple vacuum cleaners?
A dozen less one... (I never give a full dozen)...
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.
I would go with one attached to your furnace. Most thermostats have a setting that will make the fan run continuously, not just when heat or ac is called for. I think that would be cheaper to buy, run and replace filters for than trying to run several small portable units. We had a Hoover upright with HEPA filter that seemed to work pretty well for a mid-priced vacuum. Bert

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