No power at all when you switch it on.
Vax is what people in C2DE socio-economic groups buy.Middle-class ABC1 Telegraph readers want quality.. Added to this, pull-along vacuum cleaners aren’t really terribly popular in this country.
They’re an acquired taste.We sell about one pull along to 99 uprights.To have this Vax at number 1 is ludicrous.. At number 2 The Telegraph put the Shark Anti Hair Wrap cordless vacuum cleaner.
Shark is an ostensibly American manufacturer (although based in the tax-free Cayman Islands) of very mediocre vacuums that we’d suggest are quite poor quality.Over half of the Shark vacuums we get in for repair end up being written off.
Most are less than a year old.
Poor design, built-in obsolescence, poor parts availability and usually in the bin a year after you bought one.We’re selling a limited number of tickets – only 150 in total.
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