Review on Vacuum cleaner Thomas TWIN T1 Aquafilter, blue/white by Micha Dbrowski ᠌

After a year of operation, I am rather dissatisfied with the purchase. The idea is good, but apparently this model is designed for frequent cleaning and a small amount of dust and dirt in the apartment, we don’t succeed, as a result, it’s easier to clean it manually. Different pros: The quality of wet cleaning is subjectively higher than that of hand washing or mopping. Significantly saves time and effort compared to manual cleaning: after some training, cleaning three rooms, a large kitchen, a hall and an entrance hall with a vestibule (carpet, laminate, tiles, total area of ​​​​about 90 sq. M) takes less than an hour and a half. With its cons: Dirty water splashes from the container inside the vacuum cleaner; there is a fear that splashes fall on the engine air filter. I don't know how bad it is. The suction power is subjectively not very high, although the dirt does not seem to let through. Debris particles larger than 3mm in diameter get stuck in the carpet/tile nozzle and optional AquaStealth wet cleaning nozzle for laminate flooring and have to be pried out. Or, before wet cleaning, be sure to do dry cleaning - also an option, but plus an hour and a half of time. Wet cleaning of hard-to-reach places (under / between pieces of furniture) is impossible; if it is critical, then we remember the rag. After wet cleaning, it is a little annoying to wash the body, accessories and nozzles of the vacuum cleaner, a lot of dirt accumulates, and the feeling of euphoria decreases slightly from picking it. During dry cleaning, the aquafilter quickly becomes clogged with dirt, as a result, water from it is sucked into the engine and escapes from the air outlet, it is necessary to rinse the aquafilter at least once during one cleaning.