Demonstration starts at 21:10 This video focuses mostly on the features and details of the vacuum. Also small demo of using all the included nozzles + my old turbo brush. Note that actual cleaning demos wil follow soon.
*The practicality of this cool little vacuum🌼 **allabout.wiki/Electrolux** from Electrolux is undeniable. This unit is very portable, has an ergonomic handle and a long hose so you will have no trouble getting hard to reach spots or using it in cramped or confined spaces like a car. The vac is lightweight and has a great streamlined shape that makes it very easy to store away. It is not bulky and awkward like a lot of shop vacs tend to be. Emptying the contents is quick and easy with the two side latches and the holding capacity is decent. The vacuum will run for a relatively long time on a regular 20v and having the option of plugging it in is absolutely a game changer. You have the best of both worlds with this tool and you will find yourself using it more often than expected because of how practical and to be honest FUN it is to use. The only "complaint" I have with this vacuum is that it feels a little bit underpowered in terms of suction and this is whether its running on cord power or battery. I feel like it could have had a little more oumph but oh well. All in all i am very satisfied in this tool and have found yet another reason to invest in Electrolux products.*
+Joe R Big mess test is coming soon. Yes cool thing about the bagless vacuums is seeing the dirt going to the bin. I might buy the original Electrolux turbo brush. It's same than what I had, but black and it has oval pipe fitting.
Thanks for your videos. How do you think this Electrolux will fair over time? I’ve been left with a negative view of Electrolux vacuums since I bought a cordless Electrolux 2 in 1 and I’m super disappointed with it as it has such crappy suction power. Can you do a review of some of the more affordable stick vacuum cleaners (both corded and cordless)?
I have owned several Electrolux vacuums. Avoid the cordless models. They aren't very good at all. Best mains powered Electrolux is the UltraOne. It's very good bagged vacuum.
Well I got one free, with a faulty power button. Fixed it with a $0.95 micro switch. Lesson learnt here is that HEPA filter needs maintenance, keep it clean and clog free, else a blocked HEPA filter will cause exhaust air to get into other compartment such as pcb, switch and cord winder, one thing is a faulty switch, another thing is faulty cord rewinder, as the cord stopper won't stop cord from rewinding due to dusty stopper roller.
I bought one for 90 euros ( brand new..) ...in a week end discount sale in a Jumbo supermarket in Portugal ..but mine is dark-red ...model ultraflex zupfparket...now I´m looking for the rear filter (hepa filter..) for it...
Can you please tell me where this Electrolux product made, and his exact model # (what you are showing in your video). I am seeing here in USA they do not have good reviews for some reason? Maybe sold in USA models made somewhere else? Thank you
Thx , i think my speed regulator is broken ...On your video we clearly hearing the difference when you turn it to the max. (at 22:35) ) ..But i don't know how repair. Someone who knows ?
Would you say this Electrolux vacuum with the Electrolux AeroPro Turbo head (ZE 014) would be a good choice to pick up cat hair from carpets? Or does the regular head it comes with does the job?
Beatriz Santos Turbo head is much better for pet hair. It is also much easier to use (doesn't glue to the floor). However it has one design flaw. Please check my video about it and how to fix that.
76 Db is quiet for a bagless vacuum. For example every Dyson is well above 80 Db. If you want a really quiet vacuum Electrolux UltraSilencer ZEN is only 58 Db. Hard to get quieter than that.
