Sadly, there aren’t many vacuum brands that still manufacture products in the UK..
This is a common issue we’ve found with cheaper vacuums, as these models don’t have the same level of cyclonic design found on vacuums like the Dyson.You’ll also need to properly maintain the filters, otherwise the vacuum will gradually lose suction over time.. Carpets.
If you have lots of carpets in your home, then the Duronic VC7020 could be a decent vacuum to buy.It’s not great when using the standard floor tool, but provides strong carpet cleaning performance with the turbo tool – especially considering the low price.. A drawback is that the turbo brush is a full-size floorhead.We think this is great for carpets, but unwieldy when trying to clean carpeted stairs or car interiors.
There’s no mini motorised tool to fall back on either.. Hard Floors.The Duronic VC7020 is less effective at cleaning hardwood or laminate floors.
In fact, this is one of our biggest complaints about this vacuum cleaner..
The hard floor tool is fine for removing larger debris without pushing it around, but it struggles with finer dust.The lack of a pet tool is a real drawback with this type of cleaning, as without agitation it’s hard for the vacuum to remove most debris from car seats.. We also found that the rigid design is a problem inside a car.
Unlike a vacuum with a flexible hose, the Hoover can’t bend to get into awkward tight spots.At around 42cm in length, it’s harder to manipulate in small spaces..
The short run time is also apparent when cleaning a car interior.You’ll need to act fast to get a whole car cleaned before the battery runs out.