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At 10kg, it’s one of the heaviest home vacuums we’ve reviewed.

All the components also snap back into place with a satisfying click.We wish all vacuum cleaner brands were like this!.

also usually come with clear manuals that are easy to understand.If you’re not sure how to remove a part or use a certain feature, the manual will almost certainly help..Step 3: Check for Visible Clogs or Dirt.

Use a torch to take a look through the hose.Can you see any noticeable clogs or dirt build-up that could be affecting the vacuum’s performance?.

If a large object is blocking the hose (such as a sock), then you may be able to use a broomstick handle to dislodge it.

Don’t use anything sharp for this though, as you could cause a hole in the hose exterior.. For clogs caused by a dirt or grime build-up, you’ll need to use the next step to clean the hose more thoroughly..Of course, the small nozzle does limit how large a job it can handle, so don’t expect to clean a whole floor with it.. A downside is that we found that it struggled to clean carpets.

It was ineffective at picking up dust and other debris when using the main nozzle, but immediately stuck to the carpet fibres when using the crevice tool.You’ll need to use the softer brush for carpets – and even then the performance was poor.

The good news is that it performed much better on hard floors and other hard surfaces..Car interiors are often the reason people buy a handheld vacuum cleaner.