Insights on Industrialised Construction with Jaimie Johnston MBE and Amy Marks | Built Environment Matters

The AirRam catapulted Gtech into the UK spotlight, as it’s an excellent cordless vacuum cleaner for both hard floors and carpet.

Manoeuvrability and Ease of Use.Ease of Use Rating: 4/5.

Insights on Industrialised Construction with Jaimie Johnston MBE and Amy Marks | Built Environment Matters

We found the Halo Capsule generally easy to use, although we have a few complaints about its manoeuvrability.. It’s simple to flick between the three power modes on the Halo Capsule, and, thankfully, you don’t need to hold down the power button when using the cleaner..The handle position being at the rear makes it easy to push the cleaner around any floor surface, but it would have been nice to see the handle extended further round the body.As it is, the weight distribution makes it feel top-heavy and unbalanced.

Insights on Industrialised Construction with Jaimie Johnston MBE and Amy Marks | Built Environment Matters

We think this is disappointing after the effort of using carbon fibre to keep the Capsule a lightweight vac..When converted into a. handheld vacuum.

Insights on Industrialised Construction with Jaimie Johnston MBE and Amy Marks | Built Environment Matters

, the weight and handle position make it tricky to manoeuvre.

This is particularly noticeable when using above head height for catching cobwebs.By using the tips above, you can maximise the performance of your vacuum cleaner and make sure your home is as clean as possible.. Do you have any questions about how to vacuum efficiently?

Or do you have your own tip that we’ve missed?Let us know in the comments section below.Thinking of buying a wet and dry vacuum cleaner?

Find out how these vacuums work, what they are used for, and how to choose the best option..Wet and dry vacuums function in the same way as regular vacuums, but are designed to suck up both dry debris and liquid spills..

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