English: Small vacuum cleaner
English: Small vacuum cleaner (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
If you are a keen shopper who keeps an eye on online news rather than rely on printed national newspapers, then you may know the fuss and nonsense of the new EU law that has come into force for lowering vacuum cleaner motor watts to a maximum of 1600 watts and then in 2017 lowering it further to just 900 watts. If you are in the U.S or Canada, this kind of news may not apply to you since the U.S and Canada have an entirely different voltage system to the UK and Europe.
However, despite the voltage differences, worldwide vacuum cleaner brands have forever used "high suction power" as a leading and promotional sales tactic to grab a sale. Now, with the new EU law, "high suction power," as a product promise will be a thing of the past.
But, whilst the EU bean counters would like to think that all future buyers who require a vacuum cleaner are going to take heed and believe "all" in the poorly constructed EU energy tags that now accompany every vacuum cleaner on sale, the EU laws have excluded any hand held or cordless vacuum cleaner - making it most appropriate for some established brands to release cordless vacuum cleaners based on current designs – and using uprated power of volts – as a high selling promotional tactic.
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A robotic vacuum has its pros and cons, though successful and slow to work at its own pace, it isn 't exactly the answer to a complete vacuum cleaner in the home when you can 't take it out to the car and clean up, or clean ceilings with it. Similarly when you want a small amount of dust to pick up when in-laws or family are about to call around, the cordless Roomba won 't be able to detect dirt straight away compared to a conventional vacuum cleaner that you will use there and
English: Small vacuum cleaner (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
If you are a keen shopper who keeps an eye on online news rather than rely on printed national newspapers, then you may know the fuss and nonsense of the new EU law that has come into force for lowering vacuum cleaner motor watts to a maximum of 1600 watts and then in 2017 lowering it further to just 900 watts. If you are in the U.S or Canada, this kind of news may not apply to you since the U.S and Canada have an entirely different voltage system to the UK and Europe.
However, despite the voltage differences, worldwide vacuum cleaner brands have forever used "high suction power" as a leading and promotional sales tactic to grab a sale. Now, with the new EU law, "high suction power," as a product promise will be a thing of the past.
But, whilst the EU bean counters would like to think that all future buyers who require a vacuum cleaner are going to take heed and believe "all" in the poorly constructed EU energy tags that now accompany every vacuum cleaner on sale, the EU laws have excluded any hand held or cordless vacuum cleaner - making it most appropriate for some established brands to release cordless vacuum cleaners based on current designs – and using uprated power of volts – as a high selling promotional tactic.
Cordless Vs Corded …show more content…
A robotic vacuum has its pros and cons, though successful and slow to work at its own pace, it isn 't exactly the answer to a complete vacuum cleaner in the home when you can 't take it out to the car and clean up, or clean ceilings with it. Similarly when you want a small amount of dust to pick up when in-laws or family are about to call around, the cordless Roomba won 't be able to detect dirt straight away compared to a conventional vacuum cleaner that you will use there and