Powerful bagged canister vacuum cleaner with ERP Class A#B6213

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Trademark:OEM, ODM

Packing:Gift Box / Export Cartons

Standard:CE, GS, CB, EMC

Origin:China

Q: Why are my dogs afraid of the vacuum? One of my dogs runs from it, and the other trys to attack it...why?: All of the dogs in the world are scared of vacuum cleaners. lol Even my dogs try to assault it and they sometimes bark at it XD It's normal and if you watch them how they act you'll actually laugh

Q: I have 4 dogs and 4 cats and they constantly are shedding! What we are vacuuming is cat litter off laminate floors and dog hair off the carpet. I have tried a bunch of different vacuums but haven't found the best one. I would like an bagless upright vacuum, but if one is outstanding I don't think I'd be opposed to look at it at this point!: check out dyson vacuum cleaner I have one its very good it might be a little expensive but you can find a cheap one it's worth it.

Q: Why don't they make gasoline powered vacuum cleaners?: They make them for outdoor use.

Q: I'm looking for a vacuum that is less than $200, Upright, bagless, HEPA, can clean pet hair, and reliable/durable. If you know any other vaccuum brand that fits into ALL of my requirements above, feel free to tell me. I did some research and narrowed my list down to two. So my questions are:1. Which one should I buy? 2. What are the pros and cons between the two?: get a dirt devel i like those they last a while i had my over 3 years i had eureka and it only last 3 years but its a good vac

Q: Which is better: bagged or bagless VACUUM cleaners?: bagless is the best,, and you can wash out the container with bleach water

Q: 1. Are they really better than any other vacuum cleaner on the market?2. Does the performance justify the price?3. How much maintenance do they need?Thanks: I bought this thing because of their exceptional advertising. I hated this ridiculously expensive vacuum so much that after 3 months, I went out and bought a Kenmore for less than $100. This vacuum works 100% better and the chord has a button and retracts into the machine. I love it and am getting rid of the Dyson. *** I wouldn't buy it.

Q: I have one of those Roomba sweeper robots which I really like since it saves time, but my mom doesn't seem to like it for some reason that I don't know. Does anyone here have one, and how do you think it does?: Roomba is good in theory but doesn't work as well as other vacuum cleaners. It's suction is much weaker.

Q: This questions is about a nephew. He is 5. I have 3 children ages 5,3 and 18 mo and the two older ones have never seemed to know so much about 1 toipic and talk so much about it. Is this typical or abit on the autistic specrum of my nephew. He's been like this about vacums since he was about 4.: It can be very normal depending on the child and the situation if that is what they hear about that is what they'll know. Also the child may just like something and want to learn about it. Who knows your child might grow up to be very proficient in that kind of stuff.

Q: I have looked virtually everywhere and I cannot find an easy, cheap way to clean my desktop computer's insides. I have come to the conclusion that:1. 'Canned air' is expensive and toxic2. Vacuum cleaners will use static electricity to destroy computers3. Blowing on the components will add moisture to them and destroy them.Will a bicycle pump work?Please, I am getting desperate.: Compressed air is best option. You can buy it on the internet very cheap, although buy more then one can at a time as they don't last very long. Just use it in a well ventilated area. Normal vacuum cleaners cause static, you can get special computer ones that don't. A bicycle pump isn't very powerful.