Stainless Steel Cleaner for Kitchen

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Latest Hot-selling Vacuum cleaner With Bag

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Product Model	1250B	Rated Power	1200W/1400W
Capacity	15L/20L/25L	Normal Frequency	50HZ
Rated Voltage	220~240V	N.W.	5.2KG/5.9KG
Vacuity	≥15KPA
Measurement	355355510MM 330330490MM 330330580MM
Accessory
1. 1pc short nozzle
2. 1pc long & square brush
3. 1pc 1.5m hose
4. 2pcs plastic tube
5.1pc sponge filter .
Article Description: 1.Dry & Wet Vaccum Cleaner； 2.Safety Valve Design , An Guarantee of Waterproof Motor； 3.Multy -Layer Filters to ensure a High-Level Air Purification； 4.Accessories storage jack Design. Convenient to place accessies. 5.Wheeled Omnidirectional Mobile Vacuum Cleaner；

Stainless Steel Cleaner for Kitchen

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Q:Dyson Vacuums?: I have the purple dyson animal 07. I love it for the most part. You wouldn't believe how much that thing picked up the first time, and still picks up. That being said, I got a special deal on mine or I wouldn't have bought it. It was on sale at Kohls for $450, and then I got about $100 Kohls cash back when I purchased it, and a $100 Kohl's gift card by mail, making the Dyson about $250. It's a good vacuum, but not worth $500. There are comparable vacuums out there in the $200- $300 range (Oreck IS NOT one of them, don't get an Oreck). It's very easy to empty, but here's the thing, no matter how good the suction is, the roller still gets clogged and tangled with hair. I have long hair, and we have a golden retriever, so I'm cleaning that roller about every other week. And it makes a really bad sound when it gets too tangled. But I think that would be the case with any vacuum. It is easy to use, and pretty. I think the attachments are also a little pricey. I do like the cleaner, Zorba, that comes with it.

Q:My 5 year old is scared of the vacuum is this normal?: I think all kids have some sort of weird phobias. My 5 year old is terrified of most toilets. She hates the self flushers. I have to sit on it behind her so it doesn't flush while she is going. I would suggest getting him one of those toy vacuums from the toy store. My daughter has one that actually picks up some things. If he can learn to help mommy vacuum with his own, he may not be afraid of them anymore.

Q:Best Vacuum Cleaners For Allergies?: Dyson are really good and around $400-$500. They are bagless and they really pick up the dirt. Target carries them for sure. Good Luck

Q:Vacuums!????: Yes, they only work decent on wood floors,and it takes them a very long time to do the job, you can do it yourself in a fraction of time compared to how long it takes the robot to do it and some time it won't get the whole area, justs keeps on cleaning the area it just went over, I think they are worthless, just a novelty devise.I'll sell you mine if you really want one (LOL) oh... and they are worthless on tiled floors.

Q:Vacuum Question?: buy a Dyson. my sister has one... and it is THE BEST... ok, so i think you are a little confused with terminology in terms of calling something bag-less versus canister. a canister is not an upright and a bag-less is just a vacuum that does not need a bag. as far as upkeep is concerned, it all depends upon the specific model. look into the price of filters and availability before you buy. reading consumer reviews is always the most helpful. Reviews say canister vacuums are best for those who have a combination of hard wood and rugs, as well as those who plan to vacuum stairs, upholstery, drapes and other above-the-floor items. Uprights, on the other hand, are best for homes with lots of carpeting Upright vacuum cleaners are best for carpet, say reviews, although most upright vacs can also clean bare floors. If you mostly have bare floors with just a few rugs, however, a canister vacuum is a better choice. Canister vacuums are also easier to carry up stairs or to the garage, though they tend to be more expensive than upright vacuum cleaners.

Q:Please recommend a good & cheap vacuum for carpets and rugs.?: The best vacuum I have ever bought is my Oreck. It's light weight and I can carry it anywhere and the suction is great. I bought it used on Craigslist and I see people selling them all the time on that site. Give it a try and if there aren't any for sale put an ad in the Wanted section and state that you'll pay $50.00. Good Luck

Q:Why are electric vacuum cleaners so loud and electric cars are so quiet?: in vehicles,provided a silencer for reducing noise.the fact that Electric motors are very quiet than IC engines used in vehicles.Now a day many companies make quiet vaccum cleaner.

Q:bagless vacuum cleaners?: I've had both types and will never go back to bags! I have an older Bissell I use upstairs that takes bags and I'm saving money to get rid of the silly thing. My reasons: 1. Bag less have much more suction. Most of us empty them after every use because you can see the dirt/pet hair and such or at least right before we use them so you're always getting maximum performance and suction. 2. Cost and availability of the bags. 3. One would go broke if you changed bags every time you used the sweeper! And after about the first 5 minutes of a fresh bag, the filter paper is partially clogged and there goes your suction down the tubes. 4. Because we empty them more, stinky sweepers are much less likely. How I empty mine to minimize the dust issue is to place is all but in the bottom of a 13 gallon trash can I keep on the enclosed back porch just for that purpose. It was an extra I had hanging around. I keep a trash bag in it also. I pop the latch and the high sides on the trash can keep a large part of the debris right in there. And filtering technology has changed a lot and gotten a lot better over the old bag vacuums. Several manufacturers are doing the cyclonic thing now. Dyson, of course, but Bissell has their version for 1/2 the price. This action spins more of the dirt out of the air stream moving through the machine, deposits it in the collection cup and your suction stays much more powerful. Nope, ain't going back to that hassle or additional cost all the time.

Q:Why does my dog hate vacuum cleaners, broom and dust pans, mops, iron, ironing board, and mixer?: Most dogs are afraid of common household cleaners, especially the vacuum. The vacuum's noise might hurt the dog's ears or frighten the dog. Try to keep your dog outside or in another room while you clean. Dogs don't like cleaners. It probably reminds dogs of the vet or bath time, which lots of dogs find unpleasant. Good luck, I hope this helps!

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