For the first time in my life I have finally found a vacuum cleaner that can handle my home and the messes in it. It’s been a life-long search and the Electrolux Ergorapido can not only handle anything my family throws at it, it’s also stylish and it’s an upright so my poor back no longer has to suffer.
When I think of how my previous vacuum cleaners suffered at my hands…oh the humanity. Who would have thought I would try and blame their lack of performance on my poor pets?
Here’s what happened…
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There was one thing my husband and I always agreed on just weeks after starting to date. We agreed that as soon as we moved in together we’d buy a dog or two, and not little handbag dogs. We both grew up with medium to large breeds and wanted pets that could run alongside us and that our children could grow up with.
We ended up with two large mixed breeds and were in heaven, until the first time our vacuum cleaner jammed. I was vacuuming away as I did several times a day because they shed everywhere, when I noticed the brush roll had come to a grinding halt. It wasn’t spinning at all.
I exclaimed in frustration and called out to my husband while saying, “Bloody dog hair has jammed the vacuum cleaner”.
My husband started taking it all apart to fix it and asked me to come over and take a look. There was the vacuum cleaner brush roll, snugly wrapped with lots and lots of long, auburn hair, which clearly came from me, not the dogs. Well, one less thing to blame them for.
Life is messy and in the case of homes containing women AND pets, a bit hairy. Vacuum cleaners have to be able to handle all of this and finally I have found one that does.
Top Comments
Yep have the model before this and love it. So easy to just grab of the charger and clean up the mess without having to drag out a cleaner from the cupboard plug it in a few different places to clean up. Saying that we have tiles and floorboards probably wouldn't be great with a carpeted house. I will buy another when this one dies.
They're great until the battery dies . . . and can not take full charge any more.