Electrolux 168A Superbroom

A small 1.5 paper dust cup sucks and clogs with dust and that's your lot. Noisy motor, no rolling brush, its no more than a 140 watt dust buster on a stick - air watts are lower. A waste of £20 from Argos and similar outlets. Do yourself a favour and buy a Swivel Sweeper or a mechanical one. At least you can bet more dirt will be picked up! How could you Electrolux?

Having bought the Electrolux Superbroom for just under 20 quid at Argos, I didn't expect it to be wonderful. But, being a vacuum cleaner, I expected it to vacuum up dust. It doesn't. We are now going to buy something a bit pricier. The first time that I used the Superbroom it managed to clean the carpet of the living room relatively well. Then the bedroom, too. It looked at first like 20 pounds well spent. But after the second room that I vacuumed, it stopped picking up much dirt. I emptied it (it is bagless), and it began to work again. But only, I found, if I emptied it every five minutes. We have a very small house and ...  Read the complete review

A vacuum cleaner sucks up dirt. They all do it. So why do you want a Dyson? Because it sucks up dirt at the subatomic level? It's a con, a complete con. I had a dyson DC02 for about five years but emptying it became a pain, the bagless technology is all well and good, but the dust goes everywhere when you put it in the wheelie bin so all this greatness of how you have no dust in the house is fine, but it still goes up your nose when you dispose of it. So I went out to the shops to buy a new cleaner. And that's when I saw the Electrlolux Superbroom Stickvac Lightweight Vacuum cleaner. It's an upright cleaner, ...  Read the complete review