Bosch BGS5SIL2GB Power Silence 2 Bagless Cylinder Vacuum Cleaner, 3 L - Black [Energy Class A]DetailsBosch / Siemens 6900445741 Universal Turbo Brush (Original Number 445741) Black FREE Delivery in the UK. Product Dimensions31 x 32 x 47 cm Annual Energy Consumption27 Kilowatt Hours Per Year Special FeaturesBagless^Cord Rewind^Corded^HEPA Filter^HEPA Filtration^Integrated Tools 30,917 in Kitchen & Home (See top 100) Date First Available4 Jun. 2014 1 x Bosch BGS5SIL2GB Thanks to the sensor-controlled performance monitoring system, this technology not only ensures a high level of cleaning performance — it also keeps maintenance to a minimum. Easy to remove and empty 3 L dust container. Long cable for a 10-metre operating radius, reduces the need to change sockets. Four castors for extra manouevrability and rubber coated for protection of hard floors. Quattro Power system: Bosch's performance technology for better cleaning results with low energy consumption.

SilenceSound system: Innovative insulation materials, motor suspension, optimised airflow and sound reduced accessories result in an extremely quiet operation of 66 dB(A). Class A for cleaning performance on hard floor, for energy efficiency and dust re-emission according to Energy Label (EU No. 665/2013). Complete C2 Cat and Dog Power Line Bagged Cylinder Vacuum Cleaner, 4.5 Litre, 1200 W, Red Mr. R. M. Lowe NICE VACUUM CLEANER ,VERY QUIET PLENTY SUCTION AND VERY LONG LEAD.Quiet and efficient vacuming are plus points. It's a heavy item though, very bulky to do stairs with, for example. Good points:Excellent suction - adaptable for all types of floor (not found it lacking power on carpets as some have reviewed)Easy to emptyExtremely quiet I... Light, powerful and quiet.Very reasonably priced too.Nothing else to say. After buying this product I stoped trusting good reviews the product is awful. The tube large and rigid.Little bit disappointing that I have to buy different turbo brush (around £40-extra) Standard cleaner head supplied with the Bosch GS-50 vacuum...

Seems a good product. Unfortunately I find it very heavy to lift and to push around. This is the second one of these I've bought .......... nothing wrong with the first one ........ was just so impressed with the cleaner, the best one I've ever purchased. I find it very clumsy and heavy compered with my previous one, ( a Dyson) although much cheaper. It works very well but don't buy it if you have a lot of stairs. Breeze Cyclonic Bagless Upright Vacuum Cleaner Automatic height adjustment switches from carpet to hardwood Cyclonic filtration separates out fine dirt particles Onboard tools include extension wand, dusting brush, crevice tool The Dirt Devil Breeze bagless has an updated body design with single stage cyclonic technology to thoroughly clean your home. A powerful 10 AMP motor provides suction power for your carpeted surfaces and on board tools to help clean above floor. A wide cleaning path covers more ground and the bagless design allows you to easily empty dirt and dust directly in your trash.

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The Bissell PowerGlide Deluxe Pet Vacuum proved to be a contender alongside the $399-plus models we tested, even though it boasts a sticker price of $179.99.Originally, I expected the Dyson vacuums to outperform the pack by large swaths. I have since come to see Dyson vacuums as status symbols more than anything. They perform well, certainly, but they cost an arm and a leg and with the exception of pet hair on hard floors, the only Dyson to outperform the Bissell was the $649.99 DC41 Animal Complete. For far less, this Bissell vacuum consistently tested as one of the best. It is simple to use, feels reliably constructed, and offers welcome features like a removable canister and well-designed extension wand.Given its consistent, competitive performance and affordable price, the Bissell PowerGlide Deluxe Pet Vacuum would be a welcome addition to your lineup of cleaning appliances. Design and features The Bissell PowerGlide Deluxe Pet Vacuum weighs 16 pounds and features a dustbin with a 1-liter debris capacity.

It is not a lightweight vacuum, but it weighs less than the 17.1-pound Dyson DC41, the 20.7-pound Eureka AS1104A SuctionSeal Pet, and the 17.2-pound Electrolux Precision Brushroll Clean vacuums. Even though it is one of the lighter models in this test group, this Bissell feels sturdy and durable, due to the fact that it's made of a plastic that feels thicker and more reliable than the plastics of other models. The power cord measures 27 feet long, which is generous and gives you more than enough slack to vacuum the vast majority of rooms, if not more than one without switching outlets.Considering basic aesthetics, the Bissell isn't as attractive as other models. It's not flashy and its purple coloring isn't as vibrant as other models' like the DC50 Animal. This didn't really matter for me, however. After all, my vacuum at home lives in the linen closet. I'll grant that whether your vacuum is stylish or not is a matter of personal preference. Suffice it to say that if you want a vacuum that looks like a futuristic spaceship, the Bissell is not for you.

I would caution you not to be fooled by the Bissell's humble exterior; it comes loaded with options that even the most expensive Dyson can't match.At first glance, you might think that the Bissell is a bit of a one-trick pony, only able to move back and forth like more traditional models. You would be wrong. Similar to the Oreck, the Bissell has a pivoting hinge that makes for easy maneuvering. Another hidden bonus comes with the handle. For those challenged vertically, be it high or low, this model offers an adjustable-height handle, a feature that we especially appreciated about the Electrolux. Perhaps my favorite feature about this Bissell is the fact that it is a convertible vacuum, meaning that you can remove the canister from the body and use it independently. This gives you the freedom to vacuum stairs or baseboards without needing to cart the whole vacuum body along. I know that my own canister vacuum is indispensable, especially for tasks like vacuuming my car. The fact that the Bissell removes the necessity of using two machines makes life easier.

The only other vacuum we've tested with this convertible capability is the Shark Rotator Pro Lift-Away, which not only converts to a canister, but also includes a wheeled caddy for easy transport.The Bissell's extension hose measures 6.5 feet from the canister and I appreciate that the wand is not only easy to access, but features a handle as well. Like most vacuums, the Bissell comes with attachments for the wand. You will find a standard crevice tool, which comes in handy for vacuuming baseboards, car seats, or upholstery. In addition, Bissell includes the Pet TurboEraser Tool, which is designed to collect pet hair from fabrics and upholstered furniture. Both are highly effective, but I was particularly impressed with the TurboEraser, which uses plastic blades on a roller to scrape pet hair into the vacuum. It worked well and was easy to use, just don't get your fingers in the way. Usability Overall, I found the Bissell easy to use. As with the Oreck Touch Bagless, you recline the top portion by stepping lightly on the base and then leaning the handle backward.

The vacuum I grew up with required you to pull a side lever to recline it, and on the other end of the spectrum, the new Dysons require a rocking movement that is hard to get used to. I like the Bissell because it uses a hybrid of old and new gestures.Once you recline the vacuum, you need only press a button to begin vacuuming. Like the Dyson models, the Bissell functions by two primary buttons, a power button and a brushroll button, which you use to activate the brushroll for carpets and deactivate it for hard floors or delicate rugs. The interface is simple and intuitive overall, though the power button felt unresponsive from time to time and required a solid press. Still, this was not an inconvenience and happened less frequently as I acclimated to the vacuum.Other buttons include the lift-off button, which allows you to detach the canister from the vacuum base, and the handle height adjustment button.The cord wraps around two hooks on the side of the vacuum body, and keeps the cord sufficiently out of the way, which helps make it easy to remove the canister.

The Bissell pivots similarly to the Oreck, both of which give you better turning and maneuvering capability than traditional, fixed-axis vacuums. It will navigate easily around your furniture and features lower clearance on the front, so it can sweep 5 inches under your couch, as long as the lip of the couch is higher than 3 inches. In addition, the 12-inch brushwell cuts a broad swath through dirt. Like other bagless vacuums, the Bissell collects debris into a dustbin, which empties easily via a gray latch near the bin's bottom. At times I found the bin difficult to close and often pressed it down onto the countertop to ensure that the latch caught. It was certainly more of a hassle to empty than the bin on the DC40 Origin, which empties seamlessly, and closing the bin required me to come in contact with some of the collected debris. I wish it had a mechanism like the Oreck's bin, which opens and closes via the same lever, requiring no contact with dirt or dust.You will find that the Bissell moves well on both hard surfaces and low-pile carpet, though it is, at times, hard to push on high-pile carpet.