Got one today Roger - really Impressed with it on every level except the weight- it is amazingly heavy - I can handle a kirby on each hand if needed but this is a monster! But the pros outweigh the one con in this case so it's a thumbs up from Andy!
Interesting. Thanks for posting. On the subject of professional cleaners, I worked in electronics clean rooms and we always used Nilfisks either GM80CRs or IVT 1000CRs.
Performance of this Electrolux is just like my Professional Kärcher CV36/2 upright. It's a copy of Sebo BS36. Just a Kärcher covers. Very good at carpet cleaning, but not on the bare floors and attachment cleaning (short hose). Although the brushroll stops when hose is removed, it has no option to stop the brushroll when suction is diverted to the floor unit.
Just got one from a car boot sale looks like it hasn't been used much bit just a bit dirty like it's been stored a long time, all working but it is very heavy but can't complain it was £5.
@@Homepage. a friend of a friend had a huge husky and hadn’t had a vacuum for almost a month, so I agreed to lend it to her and she fell in love with, and asked if she could buy it, lol and I felt sorry for her and agreed to it 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️ bloody idiot, I really miss it, and now most of the time if you see them for sale they are battered and absolutely fucked right up, I’m such a twat
This machine has obviously never been used,look how new and clean the underneath looks, that beater bar looks like its never seen a carpet before, the problem with any and all dry filtered vacuums is that they loose most of there cleaning ability after about 10 minutes or so after use, M.I.T did a massive study on vacuums and proved this fact, also why would a vacuum need to have reduced odor filters if they weren't actually growing germs and bacteria, again look up M.I.T study on vacuums and the health risk to the public. Also notice that the only thing that came out of that bag was light and fluffy stuff, that's all a vacuum can pick up after its been mostly plugged up by the larger particulates, pay attention to the airflow coming from your vacuum, if there is very little airflow, then how can it pick up the heavy stuff like dirt, ever looked under the carpet in a house, that's right, lots of dirt found under there ha! Common sense question, if vacuums were doing the job they are suppose to do, then why is all that dirt sitting under every bodies carpet? the answer is obvious, they cant properly clean because they all use dry filtration, otherwise bags or filters that are full of millions of little holes that quickly plug up so they cant get any air flow and do any proper cleaning. If you want a machine that doesn't plug up or loose airflow or cleaning ability, then look up a wet or water based vacuum cleaner. they use a basin of water to filter out the dirt just like mother nature outside in a rainstorm, these types of machines are extremely efficient and they last a lifetime, never losing airflow, you cant get a cleaning machine that is any Eco friendly than that, cleaning the way mother nature does by drowning the dirt dust ect into a basin of water (wet dirt cant fly RIGHT?), also they are really good at getting the allergies out of the house as well as reducing snoring and headaches all of which are the result of dust in the home as well as dust mite infestation. Have a blessed day, oh ya! your welcome.
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Yes. In the USA this is still sold under the sanitare brand
Got one today Roger - really Impressed with it on every level except the weight- it is amazingly heavy - I can handle a kirby on each hand if needed but this is a monster! But the pros outweigh the one con in this case so it's a thumbs up from Andy!
Interesting. Thanks for posting.
On the subject of professional cleaners, I worked in electronics clean rooms and we always used Nilfisks either GM80CRs or IVT 1000CRs.
Performance of this Electrolux is just like my Professional Kärcher CV36/2 upright. It's a copy of Sebo BS36. Just a Kärcher covers.
Very good at carpet cleaning, but not on the bare floors and attachment cleaning (short hose). Although the brushroll stops when hose is removed, it has no option to stop the brushroll when suction is diverted to the floor unit.
I love vacuum cleaner its my favorite
It looked like that machine had really good airflow, did you see the electrolux picking up the carpet like a hoover senior would?
+Mark Ague Yes, it does lift the carpet up providing I have the height setting a bit higher.
Cor! That’s a bit of a beast!
Just got one from a car boot sale looks like it hasn't been used much bit just a bit dirty like it's been stored a long time, all working but it is very heavy but can't complain it was £5.
It sures sounds like an eureka I had an old eureka rug beater for are centeral vac system and sounded almost like that on the carpet
this is something I need is aggetaion feeling vibration in the floor if I don't feel that its Garbage to me I don't feel like its cleaning at all
10:50 it could be that the reverse pass was the second pass. You should try doing the reverse pass first to truly test it.
I think those are under the Sanitaire name. I could be wrong but it reminds me of a Sanitaire.
Greyt your videos super vacum cliner from electrolux,thenks .Goodbay form Pavle Dvornik.
In North America, this is a Sanitaire SC9180: www.sanitairevac.com/Cleaning-Products/Upright/SC9180B/
I think here in the states, sanitaire is the commercial line of Electrolux.
+Sam Brinkerhoff Yes, when AB Electrolux of Sweden bought Eureka Williams in 1974, it also acquired Eureka's "Sanitaire" Commercial Division.
what is better the Aeg Nimble or the Electrolux professional. what do you suggest I buy?
+Devin Jiang As both are discontinued you won't be able to get them brand new. I'd say the Electrolux cleans better, but the AEG is easier to use.
Mine is fantastic
I like to have the maytag vacuum u5131
But is it good to suck water from your sofa
I’m gutted I sold mine it really coped well with the hair from 6 very hairy cats and the dog
Why’d u sell it
@@Homepage. a friend of a friend had a huge husky and hadn’t had a vacuum for almost a month, so I agreed to lend it to her and she fell in love with, and asked if she could buy it, lol and I felt sorry for her and agreed to it 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️ bloody idiot, I really miss it, and now most of the time if you see them for sale they are battered and absolutely fucked right up, I’m such a twat
In the vidoe I saw it lift the carpet off the ground
brandon genthner g
can u get a robotic vacuum
Hi roger
that Electrolux cane be get under the name of sanitaire not eureka becouse eureka doesn't make commercial vacuums
not made nearley as well as the pro team vacums we use at work
This machine has obviously never been used,look how new and clean the underneath looks, that beater bar looks like its never seen a carpet before, the problem with any and all dry filtered vacuums is that they loose most of there cleaning ability after about 10 minutes or so after use, M.I.T did a massive study on vacuums and proved this fact,
also why would a vacuum need to have reduced odor filters if they weren't actually growing germs and bacteria, again look up M.I.T study on vacuums and the health risk to the public.
Also notice that the only thing that came out of that bag was light and fluffy stuff, that's all a vacuum can pick up after its been mostly plugged up by the larger particulates, pay attention to the airflow coming from your vacuum, if there is very little airflow, then how can it pick up the heavy stuff like dirt, ever looked under the carpet in a house, that's right, lots of dirt found under there ha! Common sense question, if vacuums were doing the job they are suppose to do, then why is all that dirt sitting under every bodies carpet? the answer is obvious, they cant properly clean because they all use dry filtration, otherwise bags or filters that are full of millions of little holes that quickly plug up so they cant get any air flow and do any proper cleaning.
If you want a machine that doesn't plug up or loose airflow or cleaning ability, then look up a wet or water based vacuum cleaner. they use a basin of water to filter out the dirt just like mother nature outside in a rainstorm, these types of machines are extremely efficient and they last a lifetime, never losing airflow, you cant get a cleaning machine that is any Eco friendly than that, cleaning the way mother nature does by drowning the dirt dust ect into a basin of water (wet dirt cant fly RIGHT?), also they are really good at getting the allergies out of the house as well as reducing snoring and headaches all of which are the result of dust in the home as well as dust mite infestation.
Have a blessed day, oh ya! your welcome.
Do you work for Rainbow?
URGH! I Hate "washable HEPA"! HEPA filter should be discarded.
Jeff Bourke HEPA filters filter up to 0.3 microns and most of the time they are not washable. If you don't have one your breathing in dust.