Review on Vacuum cleaner Deerma TJ200, white by Ingrid Bolekova ᠌

Good vacuum cleaner, but there are a couple of nuances: 1) wet cleaning: The WET vacuum cleaner and the WASHING vacuum cleaner are two different vacuum cleaners. He does not water the water, but only collects it. 2) Waste bowl design: a lot of dust settles on the HEPA filter - this is a fact. What to do with it: I take the experience of using the Arnica VIRA vacuum cleaner (washing vacuum cleaner) At the expense of water, 2-3 cm to the bottom - well, yes, but no . Dust just sticks to the walls with garbage. You must understand that in order for the dust to really mix with water, the pipe or hole must go into the water, and not above the water - so to speak, seething, like in a hookah. In this model, the waste outlet hole in the bucket is at the top inside. Accordingly, this idea works at 20%. Probably it is necessary to somehow constructively, if you want. Just don't forget to install a splash guard. Also, moisture and dust, this infernal mixture, sticks to the filter so that you cannot wash it off with a jet of water. Such dirt leaves only if it is mechanically acted upon, for example, washed, but of course I do not advise you to do this. HEPA filters are not washable - read our and international GOSTs. The HEPA filter has only two cles H14 and H13 left, they have strict requirements for efficiency, but due to its characteristics, the cloth is not allowed to be washed. We conclude: this is not a HEPA filter, but something similar. So what to do - buy microfiber cloths, wet, wring out, put on top of the filter or buy garbage bags (disposable or reusable), cut a piece, put on top of or instead of a HEPA filter. The vacuum cleaner has plenty of power. Of course, I understand that this is , but if a person decides to buy a cheap vacuum cleaner, but powerful, then he should be prepared for the disadvantages of filtering.