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The VC 1200W washing vacuum cleaner from TROTEC is a true multitasker, showcasing its strengths in every season. Whether it’s autumn leaves, mud, or deep-seated dirt in carpets and upholstery, this 4-in-1 vacuum is the perfect solution for any cleaning task, both indoors and outdoors.New VC 15-20V Cordless Hoover: Clean air, floors and upholstery in handicrafts, home and hobbies.– cordless and with versatile accessories
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
No need for power sockets or annoying extension cords. Instead, enjoy maximum flexibility for extracting dust and debris at the workplace, for cleaning vehicle interiors and for wet/dry cleaning of surfaces, floors and upholstered furniture. As a suction system for power tools, the VC 15-20V cordless hoover, which is finally available, keeps the air free of fine dust particles and shavings. And after adjusting it to be a wet or dry hoover in just a few simple steps, you can use the practical cordless hoover for a variety of cleaning jobs. An integrated HEPA filter prevents dust particles that have been sucked in from getting back into the room air and being inhaled.
NEW Cordless Hoover VC 15-20V: cordless wet and dry use with blow-out function and HEPA filter – including versatile accessories
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
Handymen and do-it-yourselfers love clean workspaces in their workshop and on the building site. But instead of laboriously removing dust, dirt, shavings and spilled liquids by hand, you can clean them up in no time with the Cordless Hoover VC 15-20V . Regardless of whether there are sockets and connecting cables. And best of all: fine dust particles and chips ejected by the tool during drilling, grinding or milling are removed by the cordless unit as an external dust extractor directly into its 10-litre collection container. In addition, the integrated HEPA filter prevents dust particles that have been sucked in from getting back into the room air and being inhaled.
Pollen season is beginning – which early bloomers are already on their way?
Posted on by Jochem Weingartz
Meteorologists know it and allergy sufferers are feeling it already: pollen is back. This year owing to the mild winter it has come particularly early, since that has caused all the vegetation to awaken from its hibernation earlier. And that has meant that pollination has also begun earlier than actually expected – hazel and alder are especially active. Has your reaction to this been hay fever? Then you should know how you can keep out of the way of the early bloomers when you’re at home…