High performance cordless hand-­held vacuum cleaner Using the attachments on a traditional upright vacuum can be a real pain. Dragging it round from plug to plug; the hose never seems to reach far enough, not to mention the heavy weight. We’ve designed the Gtech Multi to make all those problems disappear: It uses the attachments you're familiar with from your upright vacuum, and combines them with the cleaning performance to complement the AirRam, all rolled into a cordless hand-held vacuum. The Gtech Multi lightweight hand-held vacuum is specially designed to clean the hard to reach places in your home, with a powerful motor and the high airflow needed to make short work of edges, stairs, upholstery or even the car interior.The Power Brush Head makes clearing pet hair from carpets and upholstery a breeze, as well as taking the hassle away from cleaning the stairs. Cordless technology means that cleaning isn’t limited to the length of a power cord or hose. With a 36cm (14-inch) extension tube‡ and concealed flexible hose, the Gtech Multi handheld vacuum cleaner gives you the freedom to clean from floor to ceiling and the flexibility to reach into nooks and crannies.

The Gtech Multi handheld vacuum cleaner comes armed with a full set of attachments. A crevice tool, dusting brush and flexible hose are all conveniently stowed away in the body of the vacuum. The Power Brush Head tool allows you to make short work of stairs, sofas and car interiors. Press the power button and the Multi’s integrated lights illuminate the target cleaning area, leaving nowhere for the dirt to hide. The Multi’s power comes from a professional-grade 22V Lithium-ion battery.One 4-hour charge delivers up to 20 minutes of cordless vacuum cleaning; a 1-hour charge will deliver a burst of additional run-time.∆ A 4-stage LED display indicates how much charge is left in the battery. Don’t bend down to clean skirting boards. The Multi comes with a 36cm (14-inch) extension tube. View the Multi Technical Specifications You can download the full product manual for more details and specifics on the product. 4-stage LED charge indictors Read more independent customer reviews

Free UK Delivery applies to all UK addresses, including islands and Northern Ireland. If anything goes wrong with your Gtech Product over the next two years, as a result of faulty manufacturing, we will fix it or replace it. If you aren’t happy with your Gtech product we will happily either exchange it or give you a full refund within the first 30 days.≠Skip to main content area The 5 BEST steam cleaners of 2017: Bring the power of steam to your home!carpet cleaning machines brisbane Xbox, PS4, Nintendo to choose fromcarpet cleaning services pune Vacuums & Steam Cleaningcarpet cleaning for allergies Tops brands including Dysonsteam cleaner reviews 2013

New items added daily Sound Bars, Speakers & Headphones Great offers on audio Kettles, Toasters, Coffee Machines & MixersMany of the best vacuum cleaners will be taken off the market from next month when a new EU rule comes into force banning the most powerful modelsHouseholds that need a powerful vacuum cleaner should ‘act quickly’ before all of the models currently available sell out, consumer watchdog Which? From September 1, manufacturers will not be able to make or import vacuums with a motor that exceeds 1,600 watts.carpet cleaning adelaide hire Floored logic: Critics say the new regulation will not save energy because households will only vacuum for longer to reach the same level of cleanlinessBut Which? steam cleaner carpet tilewarned that many of the best models, which appear in its Best Buy tables, have motor sizes that exceed this.

Of seven awarded ‘Best Buy’ status since January 2013, five have motors of more than 1,600 watts, it said.The maximum wattage will be lowered even further to 900 watts by 2017. Current cleaners boast an average of 1,800 watts.The move has angered manufacturers, who say it will do nothing to make cleaners more environmentally friendly and will simply reduce efficiency in the home. Five of top selling vacuum cleaners on Amazon.co.uk that will be banned when new regulations come in Numatic HVR200A Henry A1 Bagged Cylinder Vacuum Cleaner. 1,200W. Vax W90-RU-P Rapide Ultra 2 Pre-Treatment Upright Carpet and Upholstery Washer. 1,000W. Vax U90-MA-R Air Reach Multicyclonic Upright Bagless Vacuum Cleaner. 1,200W. Sebo X4EXTRA Automatic Upright Vacuum Cleaner. 1,300W. Hoover Smart Pets SM1901 Bagless Upright Vacuum Cleaner. 1,900W. Critics say cleaners satisfying the new rule may use less power, but householders will have to use them for longer so they are likely to use the same amount of electricity in the long run.

For the first time, vacuum cleaners will have ratings from A to G for energy use, cleaning performance on carpets and hard floors and dust emissions.But manufacturers will create their own labels and will be self-regulated. warned that it is unclear whether the ratings will be tested at all by an independent third party. Specification: A sample of the label that manufacturers will put on all vacuum cleaners (Source: European Commission)It added that manufacturers that give themselves A ratings across the board often don’t do so well in its own independent tests, while those that do not score as highly often do better in the Which? only offers its list of ‘endangered’ Best Buy vacuum cleaners to its paid subscribers. But popular cleaners still on sale at the moment which would be outlawed by the new rule include a Bosch Power All Floor Bagged Vacuum Cleaner, a Miele S6210 2000 Watt Bagged Cylinder Vacuum Cleaner and the Panasonic Bagged Upright Vacuum Cleaner Black 2000w.Despite his company not producing any vacuum over 1,400 watts, Sir James Dyson, the billionaire entrepreneur who pioneered ‘bagless’ vacuums, is also angered by the proposal. 

He says the eco-labels will be misleading because they will not take into account the cost and waste of vacuum bags and filters and will give an advantage to competitors who use ‘bag’ technology.He is seeking a judicial review of the proposal at the European Court of Justice. As many as 126 million vacuum cleaner bags were sent to landfill last year alone, according to Dyson, assuming that all the bagged vacuum cleaners use one bag a month. But the cost to households and the environment is not factored in to the new EU labelling. But the European Commission believes the new regulations will mean better vacuum cleaners for consumers.‘As a result of the new EU ecodesign and labelling regulations, consumers will also get better vacuum cleaners,’ European Commission spokeswoman for energy Marlene Holzner said in a blog.'In the past there was no legislation on vacuum cleaners and companies could sell poorly performing vacuum cleaners. ‘Now, vacuum cleaners that use a lot of energy, that pick up dust poorly, emit too much dust at the exhaust of the vacuum cleaner, are noisy or break down pre-maturely will not be allowed on the market anymore. 

'This means a better cleaning experience and less time and money spent on vacuum cleaning.’The new measures will be extended to other appliances, including water pumps, water heaters and tumble dryers. THE SURPRISE 'ENERGY GUZZLERS' HIDING IN YOUR HOME Beware of frosty shelves: An inefficient freezer can be a drain on households' energy consumption The European Commission is set to enforce rules that it says will make vacuum cleaners more energy efficient. But could you have other surprise energy guzzlers hiding in your home? Here are a couple of common culprits: A frosty freezer: When was the last time you defrosted your freezer? Unnecessary frost forces the freezer to work harder and so can push up energy bills. It won’t add much on a daily basis, but it can add £100-£200 to bills over a year. Spotlights: We often think nothing of covering bathroom and kitchen ceilings with spotlights, but they can add a significant cost on to energy bills. One reader Kim Fox-Johnson discovered a few halogen spotlights in her kitchen were costing her almost £100 a year to run.