They also make having thick and lush carpets more practical, as without a vacuum we’d need to clean these with a manual sweeper or broom..
We also thought the LED light was a nice tough for illuminating dark corners.. A downside to the Hoover’s design is the fiddly 3-in-1 attachment.You have to adapt the setup each time to change to the accessory you want, which is less convenient than having separate tools.
This is a small issue though – and makes storing the attachment easier.. Another issue is that we found the vacuum expels its exhaust air out of the sides of the main body.Several times we were trying to clean a patch of floor, only for debris we hadn’t cleaned yet to be blown away by the vacuum.. Filtration.The Hoover H-Handy has an EPA washable filter with an extra metal mesh for air filtration.. For most people, this is sufficient for trapping dirt particles – particularly during small cleaning jobs.
But if you have severe dust allergies, a. HEPA filter.is more effective than an EPA filter.
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uses a HEPA filter and has a similar design to the H-Handy.. One thing we noticed was that the flap that was meant to prevent dust from escaping back out of the cup didn’t fully shut on our test vacuum, even when it was switched off.Despite being a UK company with headquarters in Birmingham, many people will be disappointed to learn that Vax produces all of its products in China.
Production was moved abroad in the early 2000s and is unlikely to return.. Vax isn’t the only company that has moved production overseas though: the vast majority of vacuums sold in the UK are built in Asia.Let’s take a closer look at Vax’s manufacturing and headquarters to learn more about this popular brand.. Where Are Vax Vacuums Made?.
Vax manufactures all of its vacuum cleaners (and other products) in China.The company originally manufactured their products in the UK, but moved production overseas in the early 2000s after being acquired by a large multinational.. Where Are The Vax Headquarters?.