A criss-cross pattern moves the fibres in different directions for a deeper clean..

The WEEE Directive applies to nearly all products that have either a battery or a plug.Aside from vacuum cleaners, this includes household appliances, tools, electronic grooming products, and smaller household items.

It also applies to laptops, smartphones, and printers..Recycle Your Vacuum!.You should never put a vacuum cleaner in your home’s recycling bin.

It needs to be recycled correctly to minimise the impact on the environment..The easiest way to recycle your old vacuum is to take it to your nearest recycling centre..

Recycle Now website.

makes this simple, as you can select “Vacuums,” enter your post code, then find a list of the nearest centres that can recycle your old vacuum cleaner.. Alternatively, if you’re buying a new vacuum, ask the retailer about their take-back scheme or collection service.. Companies often charge for collection, but using their services will save you a trip to the recycling centre or store.We found it great to use on car seats, where the motorised brush bar was able to remove both dirt and pet hair.

It won’t remove stubborn dirt stuck to car mats, but we’re yet to test a handheld vacuum that can manage this job..Unfortunately, its car cleaning performance is let down by the lack of a proper crevice tool.

The provided tool is too short to get between seats and other awkward locations – especially as the vacuum itself is quite large and rigid – making it difficult to give the car a full clean.And, with only around 10 minutes of run time, you might not get the whole interior cleaned before running out of battery.. For these reasons, we don’t recommend buying the CH950UKT specifically as a. car vacuum.