Q:How electrolux differ from any other vacuum cleaner and what are the unique features?

I love an electrolux they last a long time and they really work. But they can be heavy so if weight is a problem, go with an Oreck. But I Love the way the lux has that long vacuum head. And a reset button if something gets stuck and you have to pull it out. its great. I would`t go bag less they just seem to lose suction over time. Unless your willing to invest in a dyson.

Q:My neighbor recently told me in secret that he got body lice (crabs) from a one night stand about 3 or so weeks ago at a party. The other night he asked to borrow my vacuum cleaner because he was having guests over and his wasn't working properly. Do you think if I get it back it will bring the crabs over to my house? His house is very messy and very dirty. What should I do? Should I just let him keep it for fear of the little critters moving in on me and my daughter? HELP!!!

I wouldn't let him use it. Tell him you have a child to keep safe and healthy.Or if you don't want to say NO give it to him if you can get another.I wouldn't want to take the chance.I don't really think they can live after being sweept up.Head lice die after you vacuum them up.I just think that it would be gross if it was mine.

Q:My roommate is allergic to cats, and when I got my kitty I told her that if her allergies got too bad, I'd send him to live with my dad, but I do NOT want to do that and am trying to find a good vacuum for someone with allergies. I'm looking for something with a HEPA filter. Can be bagless or have bags. I'd really prefer an upright to a canister. Looking in the price range of $60-$200, but willing to hear suggestions for more expensive models. MUST HELP REDUCE ALLERGENS!!

People okorder / okorder it has a six-layer filtering system (including the HEPA, germicidal UV, and active carbon filter) and odor, dust and allergen sensors which easily detect pet dander, dust mites, chemicals, pollen, mold spores and many more.

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.

I was going to say the same thing that Jim said. The vacuum cleaner is pulling too much current from the outlet, starving the computer for power, causing the shut downs. The system memory is probably losing power, and because computer memory is Volatile Memory, whenever power is removed, whatever data it is storing is lost. Written By WEOIII, NCT, NST Certified Network Technician

Q:i get really freaked out when i turn on a vacuum. especialy at night is that normal? how can i ummmm say overcome this fear of vacuum cleaners. give me some fictional fun answers. (i really am scared of vacuums so if u have any advice plz post it)

Desensitize yourself by placing the hose on your arm for about a minute with the power on do this each day until you can stand the noise the vacuum makes Good Luck !

Q:how many watts does a vacuum normally use?

If you mean a vacuum cleaner, it depends on model and manufacturer. I would doubt that most domestic ones use more than 750 watts, though. But there should be a nameplate with that information on it. Now, industrial vacuum cleaners can be a bit bigger and use more power - like hundreds of horsepower.

Q:We are researching buying one, an in one vacuum cleaner rather than having two vacuum cleaners. Is there a wood stove vacuum cleaner, and central vacuum cleaner multipurpose unit all in one unit ? Currently we already have an old central vacuum cleaner in the house and would rather buy a new central vacuum cleaner and a separate wood stove vacuum cleaner, hoping if anyone knows of a company and name of a vacuum unit that makes an all in one vacuum cleaner for both purposes ? Looking for the name(s) of a vacuum and company that may make a dual purpose central vacuum cleaner and wood stove vacuum cleaner, 2 in 1 unit ? Thank You For Reading My Question and Your Answers !

II wouldn't invest in a central unit because if you suck up wood ashes with a vacuum the house is going to burn down and the new central vac will go with it. Shovel out the ashes to a securely covered galvanized trash can. The can should be outside away from the house. Didn't your mama ever tell you not to play with fire? My brother made a good living off of people such as you, he was a fireman.

Q:I know that 'commercial' refers to business applications, so I'm not looking for general information but details). Are the terms used in accordance with industry standards, or are they unique to each company? One company, Aerus LLC (formerly Electrolux Corporation), mentioned that the only differences between its commercial and household vacuum cleaners is that the former have less warranty protection, have longer cords, and do not feature above the floor attachments or headlights. Nothing was said about construction materials being different.

they are bogus determines that have no specific meaning other than they will charge you more for what they claim is a better manufactured piece of equipment

Q:I have tried duct tape, bounce sheets, rubber gloves, lint rollers and vacuum cleaners. The only thing that has worked is picking out the hairs one by one. We recently moved and the owners gave us a game chair and its like the pet hair is embedded into the cover. (Its just the cover.) I'm afraid to wash it in fear of the hair transferring to the washer and dryer (prior experience) and the clips on the cover may tear it up.

customer comments expenditures a Riccar form because of the fact the wonderful for choosing up puppy hair ($350). The Bissell would do a great job-I actual have one that i exploit in my basement (the carry-Off Revolution), and am chuffed adequate with it...it does not have the suction that a Dyson does, inspite of the undeniable fact that it does a great job. i've got been making use of this one for 3 years without subjects. i'm plenty happier with the Dyson Animal, nevertheless...I even use it to hoover the canines-that's properly well worth the money.

Q:I have gone through three vacuum cleaners in the last 6 months because I vacuum all the time(3 children and one dog).I really want a vacuum that sucks up the dirt well as well as pet hair and can clean the stairs well.

I also work for a vacuum shop, and I would agree with the other person above about not going bagless. The hair will definitly clog the filters faster and makes for a real dirty mess. I honestly think it will be hard to find a good quality vacuum in that price range that will last. All vacuums are stong and pick up at first. The Dyson is horrible, simply put. Very heavy, clog often and noone wants to repair them. The Dirt Devil company has made better vacuums as of late, but I would would recommend a Sanitaire vacuum which will give you more longevity and eventually you will want to get a canister. Sanitaire vacuums are made for commercal use, but can be used in residential settings and are very strong and just above your price range. You can check out the source below to read up on these vacuums and compare prices.