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Lakeland Hand-Held Turbo Vac
 Lakeland Hand-Held Turbo Vac ... flex as standard. Just imagine how much easier life will be when vacuuming a flight of stairs, or giving your car a thorough ‘valet’. Features include a powerful 730W. motor; rotating turbo brush head; transparent dust ‘pod’ (no bag required); HEPA allergen-reducing filter; and built-in extension tube with upholstery brush and crevice tool.Newest Review: ... can start at the top and work my way right to the bottom without having to change sockets. There's no automatic cord re-wind ... more ... or even anywhere specifically to store the flex and it ends up looped around the body, which looks untidy. Nor is there a clip on the flex to hold the plug secure, so when you're carrying the machine you have to hold the plug or the flex unravels. I'm not unduly worried about the storage of the flex, but a clip would have made life easier and cost only a few pence.
In operation there's a choice of using the motorised brush or the hose, which operates with the crevice tool or the dusting brush. The motorised brush oper...moreMore Lakeland vacuums
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Lakeland Hand-Held Turbo Vac: Dishing the Dirt (1198 words)
by - written on 13/02/06 (Very useful, 1414 readings)
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With a bad back and problem hands I needed some way of vacuuming the stairs without having to resort to our weighty and cumbersome Dyson. I wanted a handheld machine which I could use to clean up small problem areas or which would allow me to get to those places which the bulky Dyson found impossible. I needed something which would effectively swallow all the dog hair and dirt which accumulates in our car - and I didn't want to spend a lot of money. There was an added complication too - one of our dogs has an allergy to house-dust mite, so I needed a machine with a HEPA filter. A HEPA filter is the one that removes most of the pollens and dust motes from the air rather ... Read the complete review
| Processing/Quality: |  75% |
Reliability: |  100% |
| Ease of use: | 75% |
Cleaning/Maintenance: | 75% |
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