Dirt Devil? ‘Fights Dirty’ With Revolutionary New REACTION? Vacuum
CLEVELAND (ContentDesk) March 3, 2006 -- When it comes to cleaning carpets, Dirt Devil openly admits they fight dirty.
Now they have introduced a breakthrough new vacuum the Reaction, with patented new technology that gives dirty carpets a knock-out punch.????The Reaction by Dirt Devil is the first vacuum cleaner to feature dual cyclone chambers. With two chambers, the air moves through the vacuum at much higher velocities, resulting in better dirt separation and stronger, longer-lasting suction at the floor nozzle where it is needed most. This new D2 technology not only creates more power, but sustains that power longer than any other filtered bagless vacuum, according to the standards established by the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM), the only industry-recognized organization for testing home appliances. The Reaction was designed for powerful, sustained suction at the nozzle where it matters most, said Rick Carpenter, vice president of product development for Dirt Devil. For consumers, this means the last room you vacuum is as clean as the first. The Reaction also uses bagless technology replacing inconvenient bags with a filter-free, bottom-release dirt cup. Since the filter is separated from the dirt cup, consumers avoid messy interaction with dirt when emptying the cup.
A simple push-button opens the bottom-release cup for easy dirt disposal.
Moreover, the filter is a washable, lifetime HEPA filter that traps 100 percent of common allergens. The HEPA filter makes the Reaction a must-have for allergy-sufferers and pet-owners, Carpenter said.With ultimate performance as its benchmark, this upright vacuum features a ready-to-use hose with comfort-grip handle that stretches nearly 10 feet, an extension wand, and on-board crevice tool to clean those hard-to-reach places.
The rotating Power Brush easily lifts pet hair or lint from upholstery and stairs.
The Reaction also has a convenient 32-ft cord, so consumers can clean from room-to-room without the time-consuming task of unplugging and re-plugging into different outlets.The Reaction also offers those elements that have made Dirt Devil a household name for years:"????Brilliant headlight"????5-position height adjust"????Scuff Guard? bumper"????Non-marring wheels"????Powerful 12-amp motorConsumers enjoy a worry-free 4-year warranty with the Reaction Vacuum and can register their warranty online at www.dirtdevil.com.The Reaction retails for $169.99 and will be available at K-Mart, Target, Wal-Mart, and Kohls.
For more information on this product, consumers can call 1-800-321-1134 or visit www.dirtdevil.com.Royal Appliance Mfg. Co., a subsidiary of Techtronic Industries Co., Ltd, headquartered in Glenwillow, Ohio, develops, assembles and markets a full line of floor care products for home and commercial use under the Dirt Devil?, Regina? and Royal? brand names..
Two New, More Powerful Cyclone Rake Lawn Vacuum Models Introduced
Two new, more powerful, Cyclone Rake lawn vacuums have been introduced by Woodland Power Products of West Haven, Connecticut.
These popular lawn vacuum machines offer more powerful engines than previous models, and provide greater vacuum power for clearing heavy lawn debris.The Cyclone Rake is a landscaping and lawn care trailer that hitches to a riding mower or lawn tractor and turns it into a powerful outdoor cleanup machine. It acts as a leaf catcher, leaf blower, vacuum mulcher, leaf bagger and grass bagger. Dry materials, like leaves and sticks, are reduced many times in volume as they pass first through the mower blades, and then through the Cyclone Rake mulcher unit. The Cyclone Rake sweeps and pulverizes leaves, sticks and twigs.
It is also very effective for vacuuming pine needles, pine straw and long leaf pine needles.The company's Platinum Edition Cyclone Rake lawn vacuum has been increased to a 6 horsepower engine, from its former 5 horsepower model.
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How To Protect Your Pets From Fleas And Ticks
Fleas are wingless, blood-sucking insects that feed on dog, cats, humans and other species. There are many different types of flea each one specific to the animal that it lives on. The most frequent fleas found in the home are the cat flea and dog flea.
THE FLEA PROBLEM
Fleas and ticks are responsible for a number of diseases in pets and people.
Some types of ticks, for example, can transmit the bacteria that cause Lyme disease to animals and humans and some fleas can harbor tapeworm larvae, which grow into adult tapeworms in the intestines of pets or people.
Flea bites commonly cause skin irritation and itching and some pets are allergic to flea saliva.
Taking care of your pets responsibly includes protecting them from fleas and ticks.
Fleas can be a problem even in the best kept homes and on the cleanest of pets. The best approach to managing fleas is prevention. But if you already have a flea problem, you can control...
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The History of Vacuum Cleaner Bags
The debris picked up by all of the different types of vacuum cleaners and units on the market has to be deposited somewhere -- usually in a vacuum cleaner bag.
In 1920 the Air Way Sanitizer Company of Ohio introduced the first vacuum cleaner with a disposable bag. Up until that time, vacuum cleaner bags resembled the type of bags golfers use to carry their clubs. They were heavy and unwieldy devices made out of thick, stiff canvas, designed to be somewhat flexible and yet keep the dust and debris from the carpets from escaping.
The improvement made by the Air Way Sanitizer disposable vacuum cleaner bag went a long way towards improving the overall effectiveness of the vacuum cleaner.
The bag, made out of paper, was designed to fit inside the cloth bag typically used. It not only made cleaning the vacuum easier but it kept the insides of the stationary bag clean at all times so that less of the dust and debris could be blown back out of...
The History of Vacuum Cleaner Bags
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