Review on Philips FC8294 PowerGo Vacuum Cleaner Deep Black by Boyan Chukov ᠌

Calm, and effective at purging cat hair It's time to upgrade to a new vacuum. The concept was conceived thanks to the input of two fluffy kittens and eons of dust. The FC8294 bag vacuum cleaner by Philips was my final decision. I was drawn to it since it looked nice, had sufficient power, was somewhat quiet, was easy to move around, had a sizable bag, and a Super Clean Air filter with a full-bag indication. The weight of the case turned out to be relatively low, at only 4.3 kg, making it easy to carry with either of the two provided handles (one on top and one on the front). Plastic wheels make rolling a breeze. A six-meter cord will allow you to effortlessly reach every part of this room and the next. Only the standard, universal, and slotted nozzles for restricted spaces have been used so far. There includes a furniture nozzle, a Turbo Brush for picking up pet hair, and a very tiny nozzle-brush "2 in 1" (folds, bristles within) that is located on the vacuum's main body. Turning the power dial to its minimum setting, I vacuumed. The dust was gathered perfectly, and the noise level was low enough to be relaxing rather than distracting. The primary nozzle was what I utilized, with the brushes hidden inside. There was a lot of dirt, crumbs, and cat hair on the carpets. Two passes, front to back, and the carpet is spotless. It's quick and easy to use. My old vacuum cleaner went into power-saving mode on its own, so it stopped sucking and collecting dust. I had to take the nozzle off and use a tube to do my dust collection. The Philips FC8294, when set to its lowest power setting and equipped with its hose and nozzle, is an excellent dust-collector. Strange and unsettling emotions. The 3L garbage bag has a larger capacity, making it more durable. It's simple to insert and remove. The fill indication is nice to have but not essential. When the bag is full, nothing can be hidden from view. It's also wonderful that you can buy a Super Clean Air filter, which, according to the producer, can trap 99.9% of dust. In reality, after running the vacuum, the area was clear of dust and stink.