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Wet and dry drum vacuum cleaner with inlet sponge or HEPA filter#YLW6201-12/18

Wet and dry drum vacuum cleaner with inlet sponge or HEPA filter#YLW6201-12/18

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Loading Port:
Shanghai
Payment Terms:
TT OR LC
Min Order Qty:
400 unit
Supply Capability:
10000 unit/month

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Model: YLW6201-12/YLW6201-18

 

Specifications:

1200W nominal power

Plastic barrel(12L), 1pc 1.2M hose,Cord length 2.3M total(2.1M outside),3pcs plastic tubes,1pcs floor brush,1pc nozzle


Airflow(m³/min):1.8 

Vacuum pressure(Kpa):18

Noise(dB(A)):77

Tank Material:

12L plastic/metal

18L plastic/metal


Material:Dermatoglyph finish 

Tank Material:

10L plastic

18L plastic


Product size:

12L:317*330*430mm

18L:317*330*527mm 

Carton Size(L*W*H):

12L:345*320*425mm

12L:370*370*425mm

18L:345*320*520mm

18L:370*370*520mm 

G.W./N.W.:

12L:6.5/5.8Kgs

18L:6.9/6.1Kgs 

Load quantity(20'/40'40'HQ):

12L:605/1310/1425pcs

12L:490/1040/1115pcs

18L:485/1025/1185pcs

18L:400/825/925pcs


Key Feature:

Wet&Dry use,Blow fuction,with Hook,Dustbag(Optional)   


Additional Info.

Trademark:OEM, ODM

Packing:Gift Box / Export Cartons

Standard:CE, GS, CB, EMC,

Origin:China


Q: I'm looking to buy one, but don't see any quality reviews, so let's see what the yahoosers say.
Bissell have a very good one.
Q: Do you like the way it cleans? Will they work well on tiled floors?
I have a lot of wood floors and I like it. Gets into spots I forget about like under the furniture . But I do use my Dyson several times a week because I have two dogs.
Q: I have long hair and it gets all over the carpet. The vacuum cleaner is meant to be a good strong one but it can't manage the hair. At best it will put it into clumps. I have to pick it up manually and it's very annoying. Why won't the vacuum cleaner work? Will another one work or am I doomed?
its not your vacuum cleaners fault. its the fact that your hair sticks to the carpets fibre so well. i have this same problem and my vacuum isnt good enough to do the job. what i do, is a get a broom. it must be very strong and have strong brissles. dont use the pathetic soft broom. the broom i use, is kind of like a scribbing broom used to scrub tiles. so basically just use it like a vacuum cleaner, and it will pick up all that hair from your carpet :)
Q: I am looking for two vacuums... One so I can clean around the house, and a hand held with a hose for the stairs. I don't want to pay a fortune, and I would rather not pay over $50.00 for a handheld. I would like to stay in the range of $150.00 for the regular vac. Thanks.
I am so glad that you asked that question. I had been looking for myself a vacuum cleaner until a few weeks ago. I think I have bought the best vacuum cleaner ever. Its a Eureka Altima Turbo bagless that has the attachments for stairs and also includes a self cleaning duster. I purchased it at my local Wal-Mart for 78 dollars.
Q: Why are Dogs afraid of Vacuum cleaners? ?
A vacuum is just a loud new object. Dogs don't know what it is, all they know is that there is a big growling thing in the house.
Q: Why are sewing machines and vacuum cleaners always repaired at the same shop?
Are they? Not around here. But if they do that where you live, maybe it's because there aren't enough of either to make a profitable business.
Q: It also needs to have a good hose on it for vacuuming our sofas and be able to handle pet hair as we have a cat. Bagless is preferred
In my experience, NONE of the mass market vacuums are much good. They are full of bright colors and features but as actual cleaning appliances they are merely fair. Worse than that, they are all prone to failing at a relatively young age. Spending more money on a Dyson is not a good investment. Its main gig is the gimmick of the bagless design. At work we use Sanitaire SC vacuums. SC is a commercial model but don't let that stop you - the goal is to get dirt off the carpet. Sanitaire used to be a division of Eureka, but Electrolux bought them out. Don't worry, it's still the same design they've been building since the 1960s. No joke. 1960s. I guess when you come up with something that works, you don't screw it up by changing it. Anyway, I have homeless workers helping clean the place up with these things. Being homeless volunteers you could reasonably expect them to be tough on the equipment, and you'd be right. But some of these vacuum cleaners are about six years old and still going strong. You can get parts easily on the internet (OKorder has just about everything) and most of the repairs, when repairs are needed, only require a screwdriver. Belt changes are done in seconds. Emptying out the bag takes two minutes, tops - less if you don't spring for the slightly more expensive, reusable cloth bag, but then you have to keep replacement bags around. Not a big deal and the bags are available everywhere. Sanitaire SC series vacuums are available around the $100 level. I've been using them for decades - no exaggeration - and have tried many other machines. I keep coming back to Sanitaires. Good luck with it.
Q: Of all the Miele Vacuum cleaners out there currently which Miele Vacuum is the best, why is it the best, and where can I get it at a good price?
Being okorder /
Q: I need one for home, but i dont want to spend $50. Any ideas??
I okorder
Q: Vacuum is the absence of matter. From my understanding, vacuums work by fans and air currents....I don't understand.
It's a name, it's not that important. You can call them suction cleaners if you want. .

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