The first electric household vacuum cleaner with blower was developed by Axel Wenner-Gren, the founder of Electrolux. The first sled-vacuum cleaner is here! The first hand-held vacuum cleaner arrives on the German market. The first vacuum cleaner with:Protection against electrical shockUse of air streamMotor protection filter The first vacuum cleaner with:"Bacteria catchers" Dust level indicator Motor embedded in rubber Twistable connecting hoseRadio interference protection The first vacuum with:Conical hose (gives higher speed of current)Twist nozzle and tread lifterLiquid vaporizer for shampooingDevice for moth control The first vacuum with:The same record performance of 1350 mm WS using only 350 W Foot switchWall-hanging device The first vacuum with paper dust bags.(Replaces the need for the unhygienic emptying of the cloth vacuum cleaner bag.) The first vacuum with:Telescope tubeThread lifter on the floor brushSmall combi-nozzle (textile nozzle and dust brush in one)Rotating hose on both ends

The first vacuum with:The same record performance of 1500 mm WS using only 500 WLarger combination nozzleWheel runnersCable winding device 1966 Z 90 Luxomatic The first vacuum with:Automatic-closing dust bagDust alarmAutomatic cable winderAutomated safety feature 1972 Z 320 Jumbo-matic The first vacuum with:The same record performance of 2000 mm WS and 2,5 cubic meters per minute using only 800 WProgrammed vacuum performanceAutomated pop-open coverUsed Furniture For Sale Riyadh 1975 Z 325 Jumbo-maticViva Vertical Blinds The first vacuum with:Rotating furniture-cleaning accessoriesAutomatic breakdown function in case of missing dust bagChangeable automatic nozzlesPassenger Van Rental Florence Italy 1980 D 725 Sanft-o-matic

The first vacuum with:Energy-saving electronic and "Max" switchEffectiveness (energy) rate of 23%Official seal for quietness and energy-saving 1981 D 730 Logo-matic The first vacuum with:APC System (automatic power control)Constant vacuum performance in relation to the fullness of the dust bagEffectiveness (energy) rate of 25% 1988 D 770 Lux Royal The first vacuum with:LCD and electronically integrated max/min switchThe "can do it all" Turbo Clean! The first vacuum with: 9 m cableHepa-filter (special filter for fine dust particles) 1997 Lux 1 Royal The first vacuum with:Almost 100% air filteringPark positionClosable dust opening 2000 Lux 1 S Royal The first vacuum with:Silver/chrome Swedish steel coverOperating noise of 67 dbEffectiveness (energy) rate of 25,4%12 m working radius The first vacuum cleaner with:No loss of suctionIntelligence Power Control 5 stages filtration systemDouble HEPA filtrationHandle control system Like us on facebook

Please note that we have discontinued free in-home maintenance checks on Portable units as of 2 December 2015. For all sales, service and warranty enquiries please call 1300 659 481 Ships from and sold by Casa Vacuums. Royal Lexon S15 Household Canister Vacuum, Red Royal AR10125 Type V SR30015 Canister Vacuum Cleaner Bags 7pk + 1 Filter, Genuine Royal-Aire Bags… 12 x 6 x 27.3 inches 17.6 pounds (View shipping rates and policies) #577,340 in Home and Kitchen (See Top 100 in Home and Kitchen) #224 in Home & Kitchen > Vacuums & Floor Care > Vacuums > Canister Vacuums BISSELL Zing Bagged Canister Vacuum, Purple, 4122 - Corded Electrolux UltraSilencer EL6986A Canister Vacuum, Hose Length 6 Feet, Power 9 amps - Corded Bissell Canister Upright Vacuum Cleaner, with Cyclonic Cleaning System, Lightweight & Powerful Suction with Telescoping Wand, Multi-Surface Cleaning Nozzle, Extra Long Power Cord with Automatic Cord Rewind I bought it to replace a previous one that needed to be fixed.

I like this vacuum , had 1 already and got another so one on every floor. I purchased this vacuum cleaner from a local dealer 3 years ago. I have hardwood floors and short pile throw rugs. I really love this vacuum cleaner.The CNET Appliances team endured hours of prolonged vacuuming to bring you this list of reviewed upright models. Sure, our arms are tired, but it was worth it because we ended up with a lot of data and buying recommendations for anyone out there on the hunt for a new, luxury vacuum.Some of the results surprised us. For example, the design of the Dyson DC41 Animal Complete and the Dyson DC50 Animal left us a bit cold. Also, the $200 Shark Rotator Pro Lift-Away vacuum we threw into the mix for a budget comparison did as well as the $500 DC50. So, scroll through the models we've reviewed so far and keep checking back -- we'll be adding more as soon as our arms heal.Dyson DC41 Animal Complete Vacuum First, the good news. The Dyson DC41 Animal Complete was a standout in our performance tests, yielding particularly impressive results when it came time to clean up pet hair.

It isn't designed nearly as well as you'd expect from a brand like Dyson. The wand lacks a handle, the locking mechanism requires you to yank the vacuum to pull it out of a standing position, and when it comes time to put it back up, the DC41 falls flat. For a steeper-than-steep price of $649, we expected better.Read the full review of the Dyson DC41 Animal Complete Vacuum.Dyson DC50 Animal Vacuum This $499 vacuum boasts all of the design aesthetics that have made Dyson a household name. A cyclonic vacuum, it uses high-speed suction to collect debris into a clear, plastic dust bin. It comes with three attachments, such as the tangle-free Turbine tool. The DC50 utilizes Dyson's patented roller-ball technology for easy maneuvering. It performed well in most of our tests but wasn't a top contender in the group.Read the full review of the Dyson DC50 Animal Vacuum.Electrolux Precision Brushroll Clean Vacuum This upright vacuum cleaner sits squarely in the midprice range. For your $309.99 you get a very capable machine with features that you won't always find on more expensive models.

You can adjust the height of your vacuum to accommodate different types of debris and the brush-roll clean function will pull trapped particles from your brush to your vacuum bin for easy disposal. Also, the construction and design is top-notch -- no flimsy bits and pieces here. That's why this Electrolux feels quite, well, luxe.Read the full review of the Electrolux Precision Brushroll Clean Vacuum.Oreck Touch Bagless Vacuum Cleaner Oreck's newest vacuum is a distinct departure from the stark, utilitarian designs it's been championing for decades. We say this is a good thing. The Oreck Touch looks great, feels great, and performs great -- so much so that it gave the top-of-the-line Dyson DC41 Animal Complete a serious run for its money in our vacuum tests. At a price of $399 -- $250 less than the DC41 -- this reinvented classic was easily one of our favorite high-end vacuums.Read the full review of the Oreck Touch Bagless Vacuum.Shark Rotator Pro Lift-Away Vacuum This budget vac costs $200 and it performs as well as (if not better than) the $499 Dyson DC50 Animal.