Review on Vacuum cleaner Bissell 1474J, white by Gabriela Pawowska ᠌

The concept of a vacuum cleaner was described in detail in Buddhist monasteries long before people started building cities. The manufacturer probably got access to the secrets of the monks and created a great combination for self-pumping the soul and body. 1. Physical culture The vacuum cleaner has enough weight to train almost all muscle groups. Prudently inconveniently removed cable, constantly tangled in the wheels - delivers tilts and squats. Twisted long hose helps to master shuttle running. If you are lucky and have stairs at home, you will do a great job with the deadlift. The fingers will get stronger in attempts to change nozzles. Do not buy home any exercise equipment. One vacuum cleaner replaces a whole fitness club. At the same time, it also brings cleanliness. 2. Nervous system The very thought of approaching the day when you again need to vacuum the apartment with this vacuum cleaner trains the will to live. The weak in spirit have the opportunity to contact the helplines, do not be alone with suicidal thoughts! During the operation, all emotions will be pumped - irritation, anger, rage, despair and joy when you are done. 3. Agility Here you don’t have a Kalashnikov assault rifle complete assembly and disassembly. Everything there is iron. It is necessary to accurately calibrate the efforts before pressing, pushing, pulling, turning, etc. In medical academies, surgeons take exams on this vacuum cleaner, who cut out appendicitis through a couple of holes. 4. Let yourself The vacuum cleaner will always give you food for thought and meditation: How could I buy it? How to continue to live? Sell ​​or throw off the balcony? Do I have an enemy worthy of such a gift? 5 Rise Of The Machines Numerous films on this subject fell like a cornucopia when the first batch of these vacuum cleaners was brought to Hollywood. In many films, parts of this vacuum cleaner are used to make fantastic weapons, small robots and monsters spitting hot acid.