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£70, SAVE £100Braun Series 3 350cc Rechargeable Wet & Dry Foil Electric Shaver; £49, SAVE £90See a selection of the best UK deals and news in our Flipboard magazineHouseholds are scrambling to get hold of powerful vacuum cleaners before they are banned by the EU, retailers have revealed. told This is Money it had its best ever day for vacuum cleaner sales last Friday as customers picked up a model with a power rating above 1,600 watts before they are outlawed by the EU. Sales were up 40 per cent last week on the same period last year.Tesco also saw sales rocket by 44 per cent over the past two weeks as panicked customers rushed to get their hands on popular 2,000W models. The Cooperative Electrical shop reported a similar rise of 38 per cent. Boom: Powerful vacuum cleaners are flying off the shelves of some retailers ahead of the EU banThe sales boom comes as its was revealed the EU has also set its sights on banning the most powerful hairdryers, lawn mowers and electric kettles in an effort to cut energy consumption.

A ban on dozens of energy-sapping electrical devices could be introduced next spring to meet targets set by Brussels.A European Commission report has identified up to 30 electrical devices that could fall under the EU's Ecodesign directive outlawing high-wattage appliances.s1001 vacuum cleanerCurrent legislation covers televisions, washing machines, refrigerators and vacuum cleaners but not most smaller electrical appliances. hardwick's cyclone vacuum cleanerThe EU has set binding targets to reduce energy consumption by 30 per cent by 2030. beldray stick vacuum cleaner reviewsMiele Bagged Cylinder – S6220 2000W2. Bosch Bagless Cylinder - BGS5SILGB 1200W3. Vax Bagless Upright – U-86-PM-TH, 1600W4. Hoover Bagless Upright – SM1901, 2000W5.

Dyson DC25 Animal Bagless Upright, 1200W...and the best selling models at Tesco1. Dyson DC25 Animal Bagless Upright, 1200W2. Hoover Smart TSM2110 2100W 3. Hoover Breeze BR2306 2300W 4. Hoover Smart SM2018 2000W Pets 5. Hoover Sprint TSBE1805 1800W Pet Tesco said it expects no let-up in the vacuum buying frenzy as the ban looms. category planning manager at Tesco said: 'We've seen huge sales increases of vacuums and we expect the high demand to continue over the next few days before the ban comes into place.'Leanne Beswick, head of small domestic appliances at online electricals , said that although the ban comes into force on Monday, there is no need to panic buy – and that lower watts doesn't necessarily should also be aware that the only clause in the legislation regarding the removal of these models from the market is that manufacturers can no longer bring these vacuums into the UK,' she said. 'If there are models already sat in manufacturers' warehouses, and they can prove this, they

are well within their rights to continue selling them to retailers.The EU could be looking to cap the wattage of other small electrical appliances, including hairdryers and lawn mowers 'This means that as long as there is stock in the supply chain, we can continue to sell out old high wattage cleaners without a time period limitation. there's no need to rush!' week consumer watchdog Which? warned that many of its best models, which appear in its Best Buy tables, will be taken off the market when the new EU rule comes into force.Of seven awarded 'Best Buy' status since January 2013, five have motors of more than 1,600 watts, it said. Changing rules: Manufacturers will not be able to make vacuum cleaners with motors of more than 1,600 wattsThe move has angered manufacturers, who say it will do nothing to make cleaners more environmentally friendly and will simply reduce efficiency in the home.Critics say cleaners satisfying the new rule may use less power, but householders will have to use them for longer so they are likely to use the same amount of electricity in the long run.

Cylinder vacuum cleaners are usually smaller and lighter than uprights, making them ideal for use in smaller homes. They can be easier to manoeuvre around your home and store when you're not using it. These vacuums can be used on carpets, hard floors and stairs, and can often clean harder to reach places easier than other vacuum cleaners. They can be bagged or bagless, and some models are specially designed to allow you to vacuum stubborn pet hair from surfaces around your home. Bagged cylinders tend to have a larger capacity, collecting dust and dirt in a bag, which should be disposed of when full and replaced. Some bags seal the dust away for cleaner disposal whilst some bagless cylinders use powerful cyclone technology to remove bacteria and allergens from the airflow and trap dirt in a chamber. These models are better for asthmas and allergy sufferers. Bagless cylinders are cost effective and kinder to the environment, as you don't have to replace bags which reduce the suction power as the bag fills.

View our range of bagless vacuums View our range of bagged vacuums The greatest cleaning power is provided by 'no loss of suction' (NLOS) technology, which uses multi-cyclonic action to prevent the filter from clogging, keeping the suction power at its maximum. The new Dyson Cinetic models feature cyclone technology that mean no maintenance of the filter is required. New EU energy legislation introduced on all new corded vacuums from September 1st 2014 rates each vacuum on it's performance at picking up dirt from both carpets and hard floors. A rating from A to G is given and the higher the letter, the better the performance. A low rating doesn't mean the vacuum performs poorly, in fact it could still perform better than your current vacuum! Pet hair can not only be difficult to remove from your carpets and other areas around your house but also leave odours. Some cylinder are Pet models, which are specially designed to lift hair and fluff from surfaces. These use a combination of high speed brush bars, which pull pet hair from carpet pile, and strong suction power.

They can also include accessories which can be used to lift obstinate pet hairs from your upholstery. These are known as mini turbo tools, and feature brushes that help to lift and remove pet hair without damaging your furniture. Most cylinder vacuums range in weight from 4.3 kg to 8 kg, which makes them easier to move around your home than upright vacuums. Their compact size is an advantage when moving them, and some include handles so you can easily carry them to where they are needed, so you can move them from downstairs to upstairs without struggling. Many have features such as soft wheels that do not damage floors, and as the suction head is away from the main unit, it is easier to clean awkward spaces such as under furniture with legs. Longer hoses can make it easier to clean large rooms, and are useful when you are cleaning stairs, letting you leave the main unit at the bottom of the stairs. The dust capacity of vacuum cleaners is measured in litres (l), ranging between 1 and 4 litres.