Powersonic HH400 Cordless Handheld Vacuum Cleaner 400w Lithium Power 21.6DC 2500mAH

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And compared to the Karcher of the De Ville above this is about half the price, which for me is a big plus, but it depends how much you value convenience, if you wanted the convenience then either of those will also work great for a pellet stove. To keep your cleaner working effectively and giving the best possible suction we recommend that the duct container is emptied when it is 2/3 full and the filters are kept clean. To empty the dust box start by removing it from the cleaner by pressing the release trigger on top of the handle.

bash it against a wall before you take it inside too to get the worst of it off before you trail it through the house. To get the best suction power and prevent your cleaner overheating and cutting out we recommend that you keep your filters and dust box clean. Remove the dust box from the cleaner by pressing the release catch next to the handle. Place it over your dust bin or a bin bagand open the dust release flap. The small size does lend itself to those short on storage space, or to those who have an already full shed full of essentials that you couldn’t possibly get rid of.Only if you’re looking to break it on purpose as an excuse to get a new vacuum cleaner, otherwise I wouldn’t recommend it! To keep your cleaner working efficiently with full suction power and to prevent it overheating and cutting out we recommend that the filters are regularly cleaned. There are 2 filtersin your product: the hepa filter is found inside the dust box. Release the catch on the carry handle and lift the box out. Empty the contents out overyour dustbin by pressing theflap release catch. Once again the Appliance Hunter has been out scouring the lands, this time going through fields of ash trying to find the best ash vacuum cleaner.

Start by removing and emptying the dust box. Press the release button at the top of the dust container and take to your dustbin or a bin bag. Press the catch at the top and the flap at the bottom will open releasing the dust. Shake the container to remove all of the dust inside. Switch the cleaner on and press the brush control switch to 'on' - Push the buttonindicated in the picturewith the green arrow. (the brushes will only spin if switched on) Capacity - As a bagless vacuum cleaner, the Powersonic Upright instead uses a dust tank. The tank has a capacity of 2.5 litres. More specifically, anywhere between 18-25L is going to be more than big enough. While smaller than that will be fine for smaller fires and barbecues, you’ll just have to empty it more often. Hot ash vacuums, on the other hand, are designed to handle hot ashes, but this normally means up to about 50 degrees Celsius. So please don’t try and vacuum up ashes while they’re still on fire!Again, to be clear, please don’t vacuum up ashes as soon as you’re finished with the fire, wherever it is. Don’t vacuum up immediately after you’ve had a barbeque, or before going to bed as a way to put your wood stove out. Please don’t vacuum up ash that is still on fire, or is still smouldering, no vacuum can have a fire inside it. Hot ash vacuum cleaners can be used the next day when the fire has gone out but some areas are still warm. Warm so you don’t want to touch them but not so warm they will light a fire. They are just big metal canisters made with more durable and heat resistant motors and metal lined hoses. The ash gets put in the canister then the air that has to escape goes through one or two filters to get rid of any small dust particles before fresh air is expelled out the exhaust. The whole thing is nice and lightweight so lugging it out the cupboard is easy. Yet the suction is powerful and the HEPA filter allows for effective clean up with no fine dust getting sprayed around your room. Compared to the Karher or the Deville it doesn’t quite hold up, they have better filtration systems and more capacity but for the price I’m impressed. The listing is therefore incorrect which breaches the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008 (CPRs), which prohibits traders from misleading consumers by falsely describing products.