Panasonic MC-UL425 "Jet Force Bagless" Upright Vacuum Cleaner, Dynamic Blue & Black finish Panasonic "Jet Force Bagless" Upright Vacuum Cleaner MC-UL423, Orange Octane & Black finish 13.5 x 12 x 42 inches #955,849 in Home and Kitchen (See Top 100 in Home and Kitchen) #695 in Home & Kitchen > Vacuums & Floor Care > Vacuums > Upright Vacuums Would you like to tell us about a lower price?Showing 1-10 of 35 products £ low to high £ high to low A-Z low to high A-Z high to low Hitachi Bagged Cylinder Vacuum Cleaner Allergen:House Dust Mite and Pollen RRP:Prices ranging from $120 - $200 Allergen:House Dust Mite, Cat Allergen, Dog Allergen, Pollen and Fungi RRP:Prices ranging from €139 - €159 L'Ecologico Water Filtered Vacuum Cleaner Shark Navigator Lift - Away Upright Vacuum Cleaner Allergen:House Dust Mite, Cat Allergen, Dog Allergen, Grass Pollen, Ragweed Pollen and Mould Shark Navigator Professional Upright Vacuum Cleaner

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Fantastic little cleaner and would highly recommend it. Family and friends couldn't believe the difference in my carpet. Before and after pics have been taken. The asda handheld hoover has great suction , a simple but classic design. Its compact size is excellent for getting into those difficult corners. Easy to take around the house and car for quick cleaning n spillages . Also very easy to clean . I brought this product based on the review of other customers and I am very pleased to announce that I am glad I did. its a great product. Find Accessorise & Parts Robotic Square Vacuum Cleaner in Mirror Black with Dual Eye 2.0 Sensors Robotic Square Vacuum Cleaner in Navy Smog with Dual Eye 2.0 Sensors Robotic Square Vacuum Cleaner in Italian Red with Dual Eye 2.0 Sensors So powerful, they feel self-propelled A whole new way to deep clean from Oreck® A fresh take on cleaning the air Our connection is our customers. At Oreck®, we’re here to help every step of the way.

From helping you choose the best machine for you, to buying your next cleaner, we promise to not only provide the quality service you’ve depended on, but also give you the best reliability and performance that only an Oreck can give. It all began with one man and his revolutionary vision... Founded by David Oreck in 1963, Oreck Corporation began as a manufacturer of upright vacuum cleaners for the U.S. hotel industry. Today the company produces and sells vacuums, steam mops, floor machines, air purifiers and cleaning products for use in hotels and homes throughout the U.S., Canada and Europe.Product round-up The DIY market for power drills cracked going cordless years ago, but for domestic heavyweights such as an affordable vacuum cleaner, tripping over a six-metre mains cable has been a weekend tradition for most UK households. Really, how much R&D does it take to get a good cordless vacuum cleaner? Is the wait over yet? El Reg's domestic goddess Jennifer Newton finds out.

Assuming your home doesn’t have bedrooms in the double figures, going cordless may well be a realistic option, with smaller homes and urbanites more easily catered for. Robot vacs aside, there are two types we’ll be looking at here: uprights and handhelds. Dust busting the Dyson way The tech behind the latest cordless uprights (aka stick cleaners) has improved in recent years to deliver strong suction and a battery life of up to an hour, and let’s face it, who wants to be waving a vacuum cleaner around for longer than that in one stint? That said, manufacturers are desperate to add the word “ergonomic” claiming improved manoeuvrability and ease of use. On the whole, this hold true, as these stick cleaners are lighter to use and, thankfully, easier to store. Shaking the vac market this year was the announcement of new EU regulations that demand that vacuum cleaners, as of September 2014, need to be less than 1600W. This figure will be further reduced to 900W by 2017.

However, this directive won’t impact on the cordless market as the Wattage quoted on these devices is well below these ratings. Still, this raises the old question of why power consumption is still so relevant. As the deity of vacs, James Dyson, said: “High power doesn’t always equate to efficient cleaning”. Although, some still reeling from the EU’s regulations might add that it helps. Incidentally, when it comes to power ratings on cordless vacs, a lot of manufacturers are quite shy of quoting figures, preferring instead to show battery voltage, which isn't especially helpful. We’ve five handhelds and five uprights in this round-up and we've quoted prices you should expect to pay from retailers. Kicking off with the sticks, all five on test are bagless, with washable filters, motorised brush and use Lithium-ion batteries for consistent power with no fade-out – earlier generation cordless models could suffer from this. This selection is suitable for hard or carpeted floors with dusting and crevice attachments included in all except the GTech.

The now standard two-year warranty is offered apart from the Vax, which has a confidence boosting six-year guarantee. It’s the affordable designer choice that sits on a handy recharge stand looking über smart in its tungsten metallic livery and will look at home in any bachelor or urban pad. AEG has gone for European style: that is, a vac that looks good left out to grab at any moment for spot pick-ups without effort. The suction power lacked the oomph of the Dyson DC59 and Gtech Ram (see below), but as a second sucker in the home, it’s good with 35 minutes run time, but only 14 minutes on boost mode from a charge of four hours. On test, I found more dirt and dust bunnies, however, were vacuumed up compared to other cordless makes due to the bright LED lights on the nozzle revealing the fluff and stuff below. Noise level was average compared to all others on test with AEG saying it comes in at 73dB. The ErgoRapido lays flat to get under furniture and the 180-degree swivel head made awkward navigation of furniture easier to handle than a normal upright.