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Electrolux Mondo 1 1150E

Newest Review: ... for this cleaner are very cheap to buy ranging from £1-99 and upwards for a pack of 5 bags from Electrolux. The capacity of ... more

... these bags volume is 3 litres. ** Filtration Levels ** The basic 1150 model has a 3 stage filter fitted as standard for the exhaust filter. This is located at the base of the machine where the cord storage hole sits, but it isn’t always plain sailing in removing the cover and putting it back. I have found that once you undo the filter cover, which thankfully is easy to remove thanks to its push in and pull out nature and design, the cover reveals a long rectangular felt which has been pleated in several layers to c...more

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Electrolux Mondo 1 1150E: Mondo Mania (2454 words)
by - written on 05/05/07 (Very useful, 395 readings)
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This Mondo vacuum by Electrolux appears to have been a hit and miss product amongst reviewers on Dooyoo, but I’ve owned and used my Aunt’s model since 1992 when she bought it brand new from Comet for £49-99. This model in particular still exists but with an auto cord rewind function in the U.S under the brand name “Eureka,” as well as Electrolux’s commercial brand. It is however no longer on sale on the high street unless private electrical shops sell these basic machines reconditioned. Originally, the Mondo came in at least 5 versions, the basic 1150 E Silencio /1151 E model which this review relies on featuring very little and made do without an ... Read the complete review

Mondo very poor (153 words)
by - written on 04/01/03 (Somewhat useful, 120 readings)
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The 'onboard cable stowage' on the box sounds tidy but when I opened it I realised it should have been more accurate and stated 'stuff the hand coiled tangled cable into a tapering recessed compartment, so when you stand it up it spills the cable out again" - poor design. The swivel hose connector that is supposed to rotate (cheaky enough to state "360 degree rotation" proudly around neck) as you pull the body around soon jams and the body is nearly always on its side blowing out dust if you attempt to gently drag it about the house. This is caused by cheap plastic hose collar rubbing on more cheap plastic neck hole leaving a scoured finish ... Read the complete review

Electrolux Mondo 1 1150E: OK for the price. (274 words)
by - written on 15/06/01 (Very useful, 154 readings)
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I have this vaccum cleaner - it was given to me in December 1998 as a present. I have mixed feelings about it - it has some good points and some bad, but I know I wouldn't buy one if I need a new vacuum cleaner. So, it is 2 and a half years old and it is still running. It is neat, compact, colourful and easy to manoeuvre. It is perfectly adequate for those of us who have small houses. The "tuck away cord" function is nice - no more tripping over wires. The nozzle clips nicely onto the back of the cleaner so it is easy to carry around and store. Bag changes are a doddle. Sounds good so far, yes? My problem with it is the nozzle ... Read the complete review

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