Review on Vacuum cleaner Kitfort KT-541-1, blue by Edyta Tulwin ᠌

It was bought to replace 515 Kitfort, who ordered to live for a long time, who worked for five years, being bought after repairs at a markdown and simply fell apart. The newcomer left a very pleasant first impression - very maneuverable, although it takes some getting used to; the brush winds much less hair around itself, so it will have to be cleaned less often; with the same battery it is lighter. Flexible hose included - fire! now you do not need to demonstrate miracles of strength and dexterity to remove dust on paintings, cabinet doors and other high-lying interior details. At the same time, there were also disadvantages inherent in older models: the design of the pipe was not thought out - there are plastic elements at its ends. Outside, everything is fine. but inside the pipe, these plastic parts create pockets that debris can get into. it is impossible to get it out of there, but you can clearly hear how the sand rolls inside the pipe (with the vacuum cleaner turned off) and it falls out from there (but not all of it) if you turn the pipe over. Not critical, but a little annoying. The plastic from which the parts are made has also remained unchanged. It is hard, gives the impression of being rather fragile (I didn’t break anything in the last vacuum cleaner, but I’m neat). you have to be very careful opening and closing the lid of the container, because if it breaks. Haven't tried the wall mount yet, but I think it's pretty handy.