Vacuum Cleaner Product Guide

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Domotec Roomba 530 Vacuum Cleaner

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Put your feet up and let the Domotec 530 Roomba Vacuum Cleaner do all the hard work. This compact robot will happily take care of your floor cleaning duties at the touch a single button.It can handle 3 4 rooms on a single charge, getting into hard to reach areas like wall edges and beneath furniture all the time avoiding the stairs! A mobility platform allows the Roomba 530 to travel on thicker carpets while easily making the switch between different floor surfaces such as wood, carpets, tiles and rugs.Thanks to anti tangle technology the Roomba 530 can extract itself from tassels and cord tangles. And when the robot cleaner’s work is done, or it needs a top up, it returns to its home base to recharge. Emptying’s easy too, thanks to the removable bin and filters.

£199.00
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Dyson DC24 Ball Upright Vacuum Cleaner All Floors

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Motor wattage 650 watts, Suction power 120 air watts, Filtration HEPA, Weight 5.4 kg, Free 5 years guarantee, Dyson Ball Technology for easy steering, Lightweight compact with folding handle, Brushbar control for all floor types

from £183.39
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MIELE S4281 GRN HEPA

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Motor wattage 2000 watts, Suction power, Filtration HEPA, Weight 6.5 kg, On board tools, Edge to edge cleaning, Extension tube for hard to reach spaces, Suitable for all floor types, Cord rewind, 1.8m hose

from £176.09
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Before you buy

Changing a bag regularly improves suction

Look around your house and see what your vacuum cleaner needs are. Do you have carpets,, rugs, hard floors? What about awkward and heavy furniture? Are dogs or cats constantly in and out of your home? What about stairs, do you need a light weight vacuum cleaner or one that is more heavy duty?

There are a surprisingly large number of factors to consider that will determine which vacuum cleaner is best for you. Also, you shouldn't overlook running costs. Vacuum bags typically cost around £0.80 each and have a very short life in terms of vacuum efficiency - so perhaps a Bagless Vacuum Cleaner is a better option?

Secondly, particularly if you suffer from asmtha, you should look for HEPA filtered cleaners and again you can buy vacuums with lifetime HEPA filters that don't need replacing.

Dispose or recycle your old appliances

As per the new WEEE legislation, electronic goods have to be disposed of by specialist contractors. Many retailers offer a service to pick up large appliances and electrical items on a like for like basis,i.e. buy a new television and they will pick up your old one on delivery. The prices charged for this disposal service varies between shops.

The table below illustrates the disposal charges for the major high street retailers, and are an important consideration along with delivery charges:

Retailer	Domestic Appliances	Televisions	More information
Comet	£7.50	£7.50	Comet recycling policy
Currys	Free	Free	Currys recycling policy
Dixons	£9.99	£19.95	Dixons recycling policy
John Lewis	£9.00	£9.00	John Lewis recycling policy

Generally, the only condition for pick up for disposal of the appliance is that the appliance is disconnected, and in the case of fridges or freezers, also defrosted. In most instances, the pick up is arranged at the time of ordering the product and arranging the delivery time