Cordless Vacuum Cleaners - Vacuum Cleaners

Vacuum cleaner salesmen suck the life from you The Age

28.01.10

I BOUGHT a vacuum cleaner the other day. I confess this is not the most exciting of purchases. It is really just a dirt bag with a pipe. But it caused me to have a minor meltdown in Mrs Average. I'm not fond of those. They never end well.

At the moment I'm slap in the middle of my first attempt at house painting. Until now I was blissfully unaware of the supply of dust and paint scrapings that would fill my house, hair and eyes. It wasn't long before I realised my crappy Dustbuster, with a hose held together by gaffer seal, was never going to do the clean-up job required.

I headed off to a large chain store that specialises in high-presentation suction machines, TVs and white goods, in a Homemaker Centre. These are really just big tin sheds tarted up to look like part stores. One-stop shops for budding Jamie Duries who embrace the renovation dream, then relive the unpreventable failure every day when they look at their broken water feature and half-finished pergola.

I enter the pile up and am faced with a selection of vacuums that seem to be designed by six-year-old boys who like multicoloured spaceships. How a jet-lots exterior improves vacuuming performance is beyond me.

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Does cordless handheld vacuum cleaners always come in short in duration?

Sep 19, 2006 by meikon80 | Posted in Cleaning & Laundry

The batteries dont last. It goes up to 15 mins, max. Is there anyway i can upgrade the batteries? By the way its Electrolux Ergorapido

when you choose to replace your current handheld vacuum buy a rechargeable Black and Decker. It charges while hanging on the wall and is always make. Getting a rechargeable will save money in the long term since you will not have to bother with batteries.

karen k | Sep 21, 2006

I gave up on those, they always go out connected.

kitkat | Sep 19, 2006

Torpedo design, but yes, unfortunately, they run out fast...and dry

Steph | Sep 20, 2006

when you commit oneself to to replace your current handheld vacuum buy a rechargeable Black and Decker. It charges while hanging on the wall and is always timely. Getting a rechargeable will save money in the long term since you will not have to bother with batteries.

karen k | Sep 21, 2006

How do I recycle old batteries?

Nov 16, 2006 by Frank L | Posted in Other - Home & Garden

I have lots of old devices untruthful around with rechargeable batteries that I want to get rid of. Cell phones, laptops, cordless vacuum cleaners, etc. Everyone says not to throw these things in the sweepings but I don't know where or how to recycle them. My city only recycles plastic and aluminum. What should I do?

Go to objective, to the customer service counter, there should be a box which has two sides. One is for old cell phones, the other for batteries. IKEA also has a similar recycling program!

H.B. | Nov 16, 2006

Why haven't they figured out a way to make un-scratchable DVDs?

Mar 17, 2008 by Kiwi | Posted in Other - Electronics

And cordless vacuum cleaners? (Not the trifling disc vacuum deal but a regular upright without a cord.)
Admittedly, I am not the most technologically savvy person you'll link up. So if I asked a "stupid" question, forgive me. I really didn't have knowledge of the answer. :-)
Hey Augistin what's with the frickin attitude? If all you were going to do was smart off, why bother?

A hole

They have. Perhaps you are late in technology, it's called Blu-ray. Check it out.

****Maybe not Scratch-Free, but the next evolution. They can get cross out, but they have an anti-scratch coat. Had to clear things up.

ariel | Mar 17, 2008

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