Review on Vacuum cleaner Thomas Quick Stick Family, orange/grey by Mateusz Zjc ᠌

Name: Vacuum cleaner Thomas Quick Stick Family, orange/grey
Item: Vacuum cleaner Thomas Quick Stick Family, orange/grey
Rating: 3

May 26, 2023

I should have looked for better, I spent my money on a mediocre product.

The tip of the pipe should be cut at a slight angle, as in car vacuum cleaners, so that the pipe collects debris. And reduce the diameter of the pipe so that heavy debris is sucked in more strongly. Run the wire through the pipe not from below, but from the side or from above. I removed the brush from the old vacuum cleaner by standing on it with my foot, no circus with a bunch of buttons. It would be convenient to add a long handle so that you can put the vacuum cleaner without a pipe on the brush and vacuum while standing, since the weight of the vacuum cleaner simply rests on the floor, and you do not turn it in your hand. And I need a regular brush about 18 cm wide, not a turbo brush, to collect crumbs after the baby. I would be ready to suffer with a dust collector, I think you can adapt. Although the dust collector is much better in a banal car vacuum cleaner, it is easier to clean.
PS! I got used to it! I rake up the garbage with a wet mop with an Auchan sponge. All small debris ends up on a sponge and is washed off with water, otherwise what I pick up with this vacuum cleaner without a wire is very convenient. And then it is easy to clean, there is only large garbage. I use only one nozzle, so there is no problem with difficult unfastening. She removed the pipe, it is difficult to turn the vacuum cleaner with it. I found a shelf in the center of the house and the vacuum cleaner is always at hand. It turns out my favorite wet cleaning and easy garbage collection! I am pleased.

Pros

Powerful enough, beautiful, quiet. For cleaning wool and, probably, any garbage, if there are no kids at home, it fits well. Good dust filter, clean air flies out.

Cons

"Turbo brush" does not pick up corn flakes. You start to remove it, for this you need two hands, you need to press the disconnect button. When the turbo brush was finally removed, there remains a pipe with a built-in wire and it must be twisted in order to somehow aim at the corn flakes. The pipe of an inconvenient shape also does not pick up garbage from the cracks. The vacuum cleaner is quite heavy, and it must be constantly "tossed". To put on the turbo brush, again two hands must be turned over and put on. Cleaning is also not a gift. Pressing the buttons does not always lead to opening, again two hands, you turn this vacuum cleaner . I have a second very convenient vacuum cleaner, like a car vacuum cleaner, very small, but with a wire, here it is perfect. I wanted to get rid of the wire. PS I DESCRIBED. Waste bin cleaning procedure! It is necessary, using TWO hands, to press the button and pull the pipe to unfasten it from the container and you can aim at the garbage bag. FURTHER, you better sit next to the trash can, put the vacuum cleaner on your knees and pull the button on the container lid with one hand, and pick off the lid with the other. After that, you can aim at the trash can and throw off large debris. All the small debris stuck to the mesh, to clean it further, you have to press another button. With resistance, the cylinder leans back, and in the other hand there is a vacuum cleaner with a fixed mesh, garbage is pouring from all this in all directions . The mesh should come unfastened from the vacuum cleaner! Everything that concerns garbage should be unfastened and shaken out separately from the body of the vacuum cleaner itself . It was developed by a person who himself cleaned only a clean vacuum cleaner, apparently, he had three hands to hold it all . Now I'm thinking of looking for a brush 10-15 cm, maybe from something old will do or you can buy it . Vacuuming a sofa with a three-centimeter brush does not work . This vacuum cleaner seems to be good, high-quality . and at the same time it makes you strain and adapt . Constant inconvenience and the question of who designed it all . .