Stick Vacuum Cleaner with Standing Rack

Vacs: Your Leading powerful cordless vacuum Cleaner Supplier

Suzhou VACS Electrical Co., Ltd. is specialized and has strong capabilities in the research, design, mould, injection, and assembly of super-silent rechargeable vacuum cleaners, pet grooming combs, mite-removing brush heads, electric and non-electric floor nozzles, storage racks for vacuum cleaner, etc.

Quality Assurance

Our company has 10 years of experience in R&D and production of household vacuum cleaners. And all our products comply with multiple certifications such as CCC/CE/ROHS/CB/ETL/PSE. Our company's factory has 7 production lines, with a monthly output of up to 40,000 units.

Strong R&D Capabilities

So far, we have successfully developed a pet grooming comb and obtained invention patents from China, the United States, and Japan. At the same time, we also designed an ultra-quiet cordless vacuum cleaner to match the grooming comb. As experts in this field, our products are even better than some top vacuum cleaners.

Cooperation with Well-known companies

Our cooperative customers include: Canada's Trovac, Germany's Bosch; Britain's Numatic; South Korea's Catchwell; Turkey's Arnica; Mexico's Turmix.

Professional Engineers and Advanced Equipment

Our company has 5 highly qualified R&D and production engineers and more than 10 quality control personnel. They are all worked at vacuum cleaner industry more than 15 years. We have professional laboratories and abundant experimental instruments to conduct safety and functional testing of vacuum cleaners and accessories.

Features of Vacs Vacuum Cleaner

Add convenience to your cleaning routine with Vacs Vacuum Cleaner. The features of the Stick Vacuum Cleaner which make it a must-have appliance at home include.

High-Efficiency HEPA Filter – The washable & highly efficient HEPA Filter reduces air pollution with lower dust discharge making your surroundings hygienic.

Advanced Cyclonic Technology – The technology creates a fast-spinning vortex at a high speed that removes dust particles of almost any size for effortless and effective cleaning.

Bagless & Cordless Vacuum Cleaner – The bagless design helps easy disposal of dust & the cordless design makes it incredibly convenient and is capable of cleaning higher areas of the house. The cordless design prevents tangles making cleaning your home a hassle-free experience.

Rechargeable Vacuum Cleaner – The Vacuum Cleaner gets completely charged in 4-5 hours and can subsequently run for 30 minutes continuously ensuring thorough one-time cleaning of the house.

For Car Cleaning – The Cordless Vacuum Cleaner can be carried to the car and is equipped with a 2-in-1 crevice tool for cleaning difficult-to-clean areas such as the gearbox, dashboard, and area around the steering wheel. The motorized floor brush can clean car seats, mats, and boot space.

Multi-Functional Vacuum Cleaner – It has a variety of accessories, such as a Multi-Nozzle Operation for cleaning curtains, carpets, and sofas. The 2-in-1 crevice tool removes dust from areas behind the sofas & beds, and the motorized floor brush can clean expensive carpets, sofas, upholstery, and hard floors.

 

 

 

 

 

Portability

 

Top 10 uses of vacuum cleaner for home use

Cleaning carpets and rugs: Vacuum cleaners are ideal for cleaning carpets and rugs, as they can remove dirt and dust that is deeply embedded in the fibers.

Cleaning hardwood floors: Many vacuum cleaners come with attachments that allow you to clean hardwood floors without scratching them.

Removing pet hair: Pet hair can be difficult to remove from carpets and furniture, but vacuum cleaners with specialized pet hair attachments can make the task much easier.

Cleaning upholstery: Vacuum cleaners can be used to clean upholstery, removing dirt and dust from sofas, chairs, and other furniture.

Dusting surfaces: Vacuum cleaners with dusting attachments can be used to clean surfaces such as bookshelves, tables, and countertops.

Removing cobwebs: Vacuum cleaners can be used to remove cobwebs from ceilings, corners, and other hard-to-reach areas.

Cleaning curtains and drapes: Many vacuum cleaners come with attachments that allow you to clean curtains and drapes without damaging the fabric.

Cleaning car interiors: Handheld vacuum cleaners are ideal for cleaning the interior of cars, removing dirt, dust, and debris from seats and carpets.

Cleaning air vents: Vacuum cleaners can be used to clean air vents, removing dust and debris that can accumulate over time.

Cleaning tight spaces: Vacuum cleaners with crevice tools can be used to clean tight spaces such as between cushions, along baseboards, and in other hard-to-reach areas.

 

 

Choosing the right type

Vacuum cleaners can be simply categorized into two types. There are vacuum cleaners with removal bags which store dust, while the others don't. Both have their own advantages and disadvantages.

The bagged ones usually have larger capacities, and all the dust and dirt is contained in bags which can be easily disposed-off. These bags also have additional filtration to prevent allergens from escaping. These bags have shorter life span and needs replacement which will be a recurring cost.

The obvious advantage of a bag-less vacuum cleaner is that you don't need to spend on replacement bags. You can easily clean these containers and you'll be good to go. These vacuums cleaners have smaller capacities so they get filled easily and some dust usually escapes while emptying them.

While most of the vacuum cleaners support dry-dust cleaning, there are also few models which support wet cleaning. These models can be really helpful while cleaning kitchens.

Choosing the right size

The canister vacuums (one with wheels) comes in medium to large sizes. These models generally have great suction performance and can be perfect for cleaning floors, stairs and under furniture. The hose and the nose of the canister vacuums are usually thick, making it difficult to clean narrow spaces.

The smaller handheld vacuums are lighter and easy to carry around. They are easy to reach narrow areas with the help of attachments. They have a decent performance to clean light dust, but don't expect it to use them to clean the floors.

While most handheld vacuums are wired, there are also some battery models that work on battery. They are good for small spaces or even cleaning your car interiors, but their suction power is comparatively lower.

Choosing the right power and capacity

Vacuum cleaners are equipped with motors that are essential to its functioning. Depending on the type of cleaning you do, these motors and their performances may vary from one model to another. A deep cleaning vacuum generally have a higher capacity motor which ranges between 1300 to 1800 watts. They consume more energy and can be noisier than smaller alternatives.

The capacity of a home use vacuum cleaner can anywhere start from 2 litres which can go all the up to 10 litres. Hand-held vacuums have smaller capacities due to their compact sizes, while the capacity on canister ones is higher. The models with dual (wet and dry) cleaning support and have separate compartments to store wet water waste.

Choosing a model with the right attachments

The use of a vacuum cleaner can be tedious if not coupled with the right attachments. It's always a good idea to check the attachments that come pre-bundled with the vacuum cleaner.

A canister vacuum cleaner usually comes with crevice brush, upholstery brush with additional floor and carpet brushes. Some models are also bundled with a multipurpose brush which can really be helpful. A handheld vacuum cleaner also comes with a bunch of accessories which includes different types of nozzles and extension pipes for better reach.

When we talk of extended reach, it is equally important that to have longer length wires. The wire length ranges anywhere between 5 meters to 8 meters depending on the type of vacuum cleaners you want to choose. You can also opt for extended wires if needed.

Choosing a model with the features you need

If you have different floor surfaces in your home, carpets of different thickness, then you should definitely look for a vacuum cleaner with variable suction types which can be easily pushed over these surfaces. The best models generally have an adjustable dial which lets you set the desired suction pressure. Cheaper models may rely on vents which can be opened or closed either on the floor head or suction tube.

The position of the controls also matters a lot. Pricier ones have the most controls on the handle while budget ones have them on the machine's body. There are also a lot of variations in the type of filters vacuum cleaners use. Some of them can be washed while some of them needs to be replaced periodically. These filters prevents fine dust particles and allergens from escaping back into the environment while cleaning.

 

 

 

 

Q: What is the working principle of vacuum cleaner?

A: A vacuum cleaner is basically a device dependent on a fan, a fan forces the air in one direction, creating a low pressure on one side and a high pressure on the other side. The low pressure side is a partional vacuum, this is connected to a suitable nozzle held in close proximity to the area you want to clean, the air at atmospheric pressure, rushes to fill this partional vacuum, in doing so, it picks up dirt particles, that are transported along the device to a collection container, where a filter, allows the air to escape but capturing the dirt particles.

Q: How many types of vacuum cleaners are there?

A: Cleaning is an inescapable task and becomes quite tiring in a busy schedule. A vacuum cleaner is a quick solution to this. Purchasing the right vacuum cleaner will make your work easier, but you should know what kind of vacuum cleaner you need.

Types of vacuum cleaners:

Canister Vacuum Cleaners - It is an all-purpose cleaner and comes with a bag for dust collection. It has wheels and can be carried to different rooms.

Handheld Vacuum Cleaners – It is light-weight and is bag-less for collecting dust. They function on an in-built battery and do not have wires that can entangle.

Upright Vacuum Cleaners – This equipment prevents bending while cleaning since it stands upright. It is a bit heavy so offers less mobility. It cannot clean curtains, ceiling fans and under furniture but does exceptional floor cleaning. It is foot-operated and has a pedal to change directions.

Stick Vacuum Cleaners – It is quite similar to the upright vacuum cleaner. They have run on batteries. It is easily manoeuvrable and can be used to clean areas where upright cleaner is unable to.

Q: What are the motors used in vacuum cleaner?

A: There are two main types of motors used in vacuum cleaners.

Brushless direct current (BLDC) motors: These motors use electronic circuitry to control the speed and torque of the motor. They are considered to be more energy-efficient and durable than traditional motors, and they also tend to be quieter and produce less heat.

Universal motors: These motors use a combination of AC and DC power and are less efficient than BLDC motors. However, they are less expensive and are typically found in lower-end vacuum cleaners. They tend to be less durable than BLDC motors and are known to be noisier.

Some of the high-end vacuum cleaners use a technology called digital motor, it is a type of brushless motor that uses digital technology to create a stronger suction and improve energy efficiency.

Additionally, there is a type of motor called Dual Motor vacuum cleaners, it uses two motors, one for suction and one for the brush roll, which makes them more powerful than single motor vacuum cleaners and more efficient in cleaning carpets.

Q: What vacuum cleaners are best for allergies, pets and carpets?

A: If you suffer from allergies or have pets, it's important to choose a vacuum cleaner that effectively removes allergens and pet hair from your carpets and flooring. Here are some vacuum cleaners that are known for their performance in these areas.

HEPA Vacuum Cleaners: HEPA (High Efficiency Particulate Air) vacuums are designed to trap small particles, including allergens, pet dander, and pollen. Look for a vacuum cleaner with a HEPA filter that has been certified to trap at least 99.97% of particles as small as 0.3 microns.

Upright Vacuum Cleaners: Upright vacuums are a good choice for carpets and pet hair, as they typically have powerful brushrolls that agitate the carpet fibers and lift dirt and debris. Look for a vacuum cleaner with an adjustable brushroll height that can be set to match the pile of your carpet.

Canister Vacuum Cleaners: Canister vacuums are versatile and can be used on a variety of flooring types, including carpets and hard floors. They are also good for cleaning up pet hair and are easy to maneuver around furniture and other obstacles.

Robot Vacuum Cleaners: Robot vacuums are a convenient and low-maintenance option for cleaning carpets and hard floors. They can be programmed to clean at specific times, and many models come with HEPA filters to trap allergens.

Stick Vacuum Cleaners: Stick vacuums are lightweight and easy to maneuver, making them a good choice for quick clean-ups and spot cleaning. Some stick vacuums are equipped with HEPA filters and are specifically designed for pet owners.

When choosing a vacuum cleaner for allergies, pets, and carpets, it's also important to consider factors such as suction power, filtration, dustbin capacity, and weight. Additionally, look for vacuum cleaners with attachments and tools specifically designed for cleaning pet hair and removing allergens from carpets and upholstery.

In conclusion, the best vacuum cleaner for allergies, pets, and carpets will depend on your specific needs and preferences. Consider factors such as HEPA filtration, suction power, and cleaning attachments when making your choice.

Q: How often should I clean or replace the filters in my vacuum cleaner?

A: The filter cleaning or replacement frequency depends on the specific model and usage. As a general guideline, cleaning or replacing filters every 1-3 months is recommended. However, more frequent maintenance may be necessary if you have pets or suffer from allergies.

Q: Can vacuum cleaner noise be completely eliminated, or are there models with significantly reduced sound levels?

A: While complete elimination is challenging, manufacturers like us offer models with innovative features like quiet modes to minimise operational noise for a less intrusive cleaning experience.

Q: Can ongoing maintenance costs, such as filter replacements, significantly impact the overall expense of owning a vacuum cleaner?

A: Regular filter replacements contribute to ongoing maintenance costs, and users should factor in these expenses when considering the long-term ownership of a vacuum cleaner.

Q: What are the Uses and Purpose of Vacuum Cleaners?

A: Vacuum Cleaners are apparatus that remove and clean many kinds of surfaces by means of sucking and removing dust and small particles, and it is powered by electricity. The removed dust particles and materials are deposited into a dust bag or cyclone inside the cleaner. They are majorly used to remove dirt and dust from upholstery, carpets, velveteen furniture and floors made of hardwood and many varieties of floors, including laminated floors. They are also used to clean cars and stairs.

Q: How do I choose a good vacuum cleaner?

A: Choosing the right type.

Choosing the right size.

Choosing the right power and capacity.

Choosing a model with the right attachments.

Choosing a model with the features you need.

Consider reliability and life of the product.

Q: How to clean the dust container of my Vacuum Cleaner?

A: If your Vacuum is equipped with a dust container and you would like to know how to clean it, please follow these step-by-step instructions.

Empty the container in the bin of your Vacuum.

Remove the filter from the container (if it has one).

Clean the inside of the dust container with a moist cloth (do not put it in the dishwasher and do not immerse it in water).

When the container is fully dry, place the filter back in it.

Place the container back into your Vacuum.

Q: Why My Vacuum Cleaner has low suction power?

A: If the suction power of your Household Vacuum Cleaner is not as good as expected, there can be several reasons. Discover how to simply solve this yourself in the following lines.

The dust bag or container is full

When the dust bag or container of your Vacuum Cleaner is full, the suction power will be lower than usual.

In this case, check the dust bag/container, and if it is full, replace it (or empty if that is indicated for your specific vacuum model).

The hose, tube or nozzle is blocked

The hose, tube or nozzle of your Vacuum Cleaner may become clogged or blocked. Also, the brush could be blocked by entangled hair. The suction power will become affected by this and the device might not be able to pick up dirt as expected since air cannot go through as easily as it should.

Check if any of these parts are blocked, and remove the blocking elements.

The filter is dirty

A dirty filter will prevent air from flowing as it should do under normal circumstances. This may decrease the suction power of your Vacuum Cleaner. As a result, the device might not be cleaning well or as expected.

Depending on your vacuum model, it will have a motor protection filter and/or an exhaust filter.

When the motor protection filter is dirty

Usually, the motor protection filter can be found behind the dust bag or dust container.

This filter should be cleaned every 4 to 6 weeks (depending on the model you have).

Also depending on the specific vacuum model, in some vacuums, this filter should be cleaned by tapping it over a bin/brushing the dust, and in other vacuums, it can be washed with water. Please check the indications for your specific model.

When the exhaust filter is dirty

The exhaust filter is located at the back of your Vacuum Cleaner, behind the motor.

This filter should not be washed or cleaned: it should be replaced once a year (unless the filter in your vacuum model is not replaceable)

The lid of the dust container has not been placed correctly

If your Vacuum Cleaner comes with a dust container, please make sure the lid of the device is placed correctly.

The suction power setting is set too low

Some Vacuum Cleaners come with a suction power setting.

This suction power setting contains similar icons to the ones shown in the image below. Usually, you should be able to find it located on the remote control, the handgrip or the vacuum itself.

If the device comes with this setting, check if it is set to the desired suction power. If it is not, you can increase the level.