Proaction SL208 Bagless Vacuum Cleaner

I bought this vacuum as I have just moved into a small flat which doesnt have a lot of storage space. This vacuum has an extendable tube which is good for fitting it in the small hallway I have by the bathroom. It came with a full instruction manual and also all the parts where in different plastic bags so I had to put it all together which took about 10 mins. It comes with a selection of different heads to put on the end. One is the standard wide one that has a setting for carpets and you flick the switch and then you can hoover on tiles and wood floors without scratching them. Very useful as my whole living room and kitchen is wood floor and its working very ...  Read the complete review

Proaction SL208 Bag-Less Cylinder Vacuum Cleaner After moving in to my new built flat and having limited space for things such as Vacuum Cleaners and such like the idea to get rid of the oversized old cleaner was of course my own and not the thinking of my rather thrifty boyfriend. We did however come to a compromise and instead of my idea to get a compact Dyson for a large amount of money we settled on a compact cheap vacuum cleaner from Argos instead. The idea of getting a bag less vacuum cleaner was really mine as I find the whole idea of having to spend money on bags, which seem to fill up in our house pretty quickly, ...  Read the complete review

Whilst Tesco may command the cheapest brand new cylinder vacuum cleaners on the market, Argos have been selling the Proaction SL208 cylinder for some time now, offering a competitive if not similar spec to mass brand name rivals. It is however priced fairly well just before £25 and for that, it may just be the key for consumers who are looking for a cheap vacuum to pick up dirt, or as a second machine in the home. ** This is a long review ** ** Nar's Quick Skip Product Review Spec: ** • 1200 watt maximum - NOT 1400 as Argos states. • Auto cord rewind button. • 2 Plastic extension tubes - shiny black plastic. • 1 universal ...  Read the complete review