Are you in Kenya. Call 0722760655 to place your order. This Week Get 20% Early Bird Discount on Valentines Day Gifts Queen of my heart on Offer Ruby Red Water Bouquet Tamu Tamu Care Package Mamamikes Cake - 1 KG Black Forest -... Mamamikes Cake - 1 KG Vanilla - Special Offer Handcrafted Floral Valentine's CardThanks to the new age and all the inventions it has brought us, there are now so many things that have been made easier to do. Gone are the days of doing absolutely everything manually, there is almost an equipment that can do any home chores you want to do. This helps to save us a lot of time when we do our house chores, and at the same time, reduce the stress we normally have to go through to get it done. Imagine coming home after a long day at work, and having to start making dinner from the scratch every day, just because you do not have a refrigerator. But with a refrigerator, you can always make food over the weekend, store it in the fridge and microwave or warm it over the stove or gas cooker whenever you need it.

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United States, Europe, Canada, Australia Apply Now - opens in a new window or tab See Terms - opens in a new window or tab Any international shipping is paid in part to Pitney Bowes Inc. Learn More- opens in a new window or tab International shipping and import charges paid to Pitney Bowes Inc. Learn More- opens in a new window or tab Any international shipping and import charges are paid in part to Pitney Bowes Inc. Learn More- opens in a new window or tab International shipping paid to Pitney Bowes Inc. Learn More- opens in a new window or tabSee details - opens in a new window or tab Get the item you ordered or get your money back. Covers your purchase price and original shipping.Buying any home appliance requires some research—especially an appliance you expect to keep your home clean and household healthy. Vacuums now come in a variety of shapes and sizes, and often have added capabilities, beyond just removing floor dirt and debris.

Vacuums can usually be found at lower prices online these days, which means you don't have a sales assistant to explain different options and advise you on the best purchase. And vacuums vary greatly price, so it's not always clear what makes one device more expensive than the next. Before you buy your next vacuum, here's what you need to know. Size, Height, and Density of Cleaning Space Consider the layout, density, and height of items within your home. Rooms with vacuum-tolerant furniture will require an upholstery tool, which is an interchangeable flat head that removes dust from cushioning. Rooms packed with many items and less floor space leave small, tight corners that require a crevice tool, an interchangeable narrow nozzle that removes dust from hard-to-reach areas. Rooms with tall wall shelving require both a crevice tool and a telescopic wand that lets you reach high surfaces with ease. Rooms with window blinds or curtains could use a dust-brush tool head, which is a softer brush that picks up dust without scratching or damaging material.

Also take into account how many rooms have carpeting, and whether there are different carpet pile heights. Carpeted areas will usually require a beater-bar attachment, which is a power rotating brush that can stir debris from the bottom of pile carpeting and suction it up. Basic Specs There are three key specifications to look for in any vacuum to determine how powerful the machine is and how well will perform. In the early days of vacuums, peak horse power was the standard unit of measurement, but this rating has since faded out and is now replaced by more technical and detailed power measurements. Wattage (the input power) refers to the amount of electrical power consumed by the vacuum motor, but does not take into account the efficiency of the motor. Some manufacturers use amps rather than watts; however they are not equivalent measurements to compare cross-brand. Amps measures the amount of electrical power consumed by the entire machine, which includes the vacuum motor, power nozzle motor, built-in lights, and more.

Airwatts (the output power) correlates to how much airflow the vacuum produces and relates to the motor efficiency of the machine. Next, consider suction performance by looking for the airflow and sealed suction ratings. Airflow, displayed as a CFM rating, measures the flow of air produced by the motor that picks up external debris and moves it in. It's a good measurement of cleaning ability, because it factors in both vacuum motor power and resistance of the filter system, although it doesn't take into account interference from attachments. Another key specification is sealed suction (or 'water lift'). Sealed suction measures inches of water lift, and indicates the maximum suction produced by the motor when measured with no airflow. The more sealed suction power, the easier the machine will pick up debris. Then there's maneuverability—which leads us to the different vacuum types. Upright vacuums can clean deep down, but are difficult to use on stairs or narrow spaces.

Barrel and handheld vacuums are easier to maneuver and are better choices for small, narrow spaces. Regardless of the type, it's best to stick with manufacturers that use name-brand parts, and to look at the warranty, as longer warranties usually indicate higher-quality products. Vacuum Types Canister vacuums were once popular, but their usage is declining as new options become available. With many multipurpose attachments, they typically cater to a variety of tasks and are relatively easy to move. Unfortunately, many tend to malfunction and easily become clogged. Upright vacuums are the most common type, and are used both residentially and commercially. The easy-to-operate, erect design aids in suction power, which usually makes them better for heavy-duty cleaning. Uprights have some downfalls with design, as they are usually bulky, heavy, and not as maneuverable. Handheld vacuums are conveniently small and often battery operated. They feature portable, cordless designs, making them easy to maneuver.

While they triumph in usability, handheld vacuums are usually less powerful and durable. Robotic vacuums are the newest types that operate automatically. They are easy to set up, and help you save time and energy. While they are useful and trendy, right now many models still lack the ability to clean thoroughly, don't function as well on uneven areas or stairs, and carry a higher price tag. Vacuum Features Every vacuum will have unique features that meet different needs and influence price. On average, vacuums with more features jump in price, compared with standard, more generic models. It's smart to think beyond the price tag of the vacuum itself. For example, bagless vacuum cleaners may cost more, but do not carry ongoing costs of replacement bags. Add-on cleaning tools may make one vacuum seem like a better deal, but nowadays most vacuums already come with some type of upholstery brush, dusting brush, and tool for narrow areas. Currently, filters are popular selling points for many manufacturers that claim their models trump the rest.