Vax Mach 4 U90-M4-C Complete Bagless Upright Cleaner Features

• 150 air watts.
• Ideal for pet hair.
• No loss of suction.
• Length of hose 4.2m.
• Stretch hose for staircase cleaning.
• Capacity of dustbin 2.5 litres.
• Anti-bacterial.
• HEPA filtration.
• Washable filter.
• Manual on/off control.
• Adjustable floorhead.
• Includes crevice tool, dusting brush, turbo tool and upholstery tool.
• On-board tool storage.
• Plastic extension tubes.
• Suitable for carpets and hard floor.
• 9.3m power cord.
• Weight 9.2kg.
• Manufacturer’s 6 year guarantee.

Vacuum Cleaners Terms

Bag Full Indicator – a bagged cleaner will let you know when the bag needs replacing

Bagged – any vacuum cleaner that collects dust and dirt in a disposable bag

Bagless – any cleaner that stores the dust in a removable container for emptying

Beater Brush Bar – a revolving brush on upright cleaners that picks up hard-to-get hairs

Cord Rewind – featured on cylinder vacuums, the mains cord is withdrawn into the body of the cleaner after use. This allows for compact storage.

Cylinder – small, manoeuvrable cleaners especially suitable for hard floors and confined spaces

Edge to Edge cleaning – the ability of a vacuum to clean all areas of a surface

Filtration – the process through which a vacuum retains unhygienic particles before pumping back out the air

HEPA – (High Efficiency Particulate Air) A method of S-class filtration that emits air which is safe for allergy sufferers

Lifetime Filtration – filtration which does not require a change of filter throughout the lifetime of the vacuum cleaner

Microfiltration – a form of standard filtration which can retain the finer particles

On Board Tools – tools for a number of cleaning purposes contained within the main body of the vacuum

S-Class filtration – a manufacturing standard for anti-allergenic filtration

Self-Adjusting Head – a cleaning head that remains in close contact to the surface regardless of the angle the vacuum is at

Stair Cleaning – an attachment for upright cleaners allowing them to be used to clean stairs. The vacuum unit itself should be stood at the bottom of the stairs for safe cleaning

Standard Filtration – a filtering system on less expensive models

Telescopic Tubes – a range of attachments that can be adjusted to the length required

Upright – a traditional cleaner that uses a rotating brush as well as suction. Especially suitable for large floor areas

What to Look For In a Canister Vacuum Cleaner ?

If you will be vacuuming a lot of solid flooring, especially hardwood, make sure your canister vacuum comes with a good quality floor brush that works well on bare floors.
For homes with pets and/or large amounts of carpeting, you’ll need a good power brush, or consider purchasing an upright vacuum.
Most canister vacuum cleaners are fairly lightweight and similar in size. If you have a multi-level home and will be carrying the vacuum up and down stairs, get the lightest weight vacuum you can find. Read the rest of this entry »

Lindhaus HF6 Hepa Vacuum Cleaner Features & Review

The HF6 Canister offers multiple filtration options, standard on-board tools (which are conveniently located under the top lid), an extremely low sound level and a classic design. The Lindhaus HF6 is also available in 12″ and 14″ power head bases.

Watt power max: 1050 W
Amp Usage: 9.7
Water lift (inch): 88
CFM: 126
Electronic power control: standard
Electronic soft start: standard
Watt power min.: 500
Amp usage min.: 4.6
Thermal/amperometric motor protection: standard
Full bag indicator: standard
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