Electrolux UltraCaptic ZUC4102ANC Animal Bagless Vacuum $249 + Free Delivery @ Godfreys

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zapzap1 on 09/11/2014 - 00:23 godfreys.com.au (525 clicks)
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Electrolux Ultracaptic Pet vacuum, only $249 online only while stocks last.

Was looking for a good all round/animal vacuum and come across this deal - Save $150 with free delivery

Key Features

• Made in Europe
• Washable HEPA H13 filters for superior air filtration
• Advanced AeroPro Mini Turbobrush for removing pet hair effectively
• High-quality Electrolux construction
• Unique 'Compact and Go' dust compression for easy disposal
• Designed to be easy to use in any home
• Powerful suction which provides excellent dust and dirt pickup
• Modern multi-cyclonic bagless technology
• Full 2-year Electrolux warranty

This highly rated Electrolux model includes modern multi-cyclonic bagless technology, an innovative 'compact and go' dust canister, and everything you need for cleaning a house filled with pet hair! It has been designed with the user in mind, and offers excellent dust and dirt pickup.

Some reviews I found:

http://www.productreview.com.au/p/electrolux-ultracaptic-ani…

http://www.expertreviews.co.uk/home-appliances/vacuum-cleane…

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  Nilfunds on 09/11/2014 - 01:26

  get a Dyson already :)

  while this might be a bargain, i love my Dyson the best vaccum cleaner i've ever had

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    butter on 09/11/2014 - 06:05

    +5

    They're a good vacuum but severely overpriced for what they do. Dyson is the Apple of the Vacuum world.

    They're are plenty of better vacuum cleaners for much better prices. Maybe not this one but for a little more you could easily get something better.

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      boretentsu on 09/11/2014 - 08:30

      +1

      Such as…?

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        TScott on 09/11/2014 - 10:03

        Miele, or electrolux. I have an electrolux twin clean. Works well and picks up a great amount of dust with its motorised head. At the end of the day a vacuum is a vacuum. As long as you know which vacuum performs well for your budget then you are set. I own apple products too. But coudnt justify throwing 500 dollars for a vacuum that just vacuums.

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  butter on 09/11/2014 - 06:02

  +5

  Thanks OP. Bought one.

  This OZBARGAIN madness has to stop. I didn't even need a vacuum.

  If only this thing ran on eneloops.

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  kei on 09/11/2014 - 07:04

  Only good thing I like about this vacuum is the dust compression chamber :) I would still get a dyson dc54 there's no filter needed at all, I know its expensive but if electrolux have that no filter changes or washes at all I'd definately get it for sure :)

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  Kaboda on 09/11/2014 - 08:53

  +3

  I rather my Miele.

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  bluedez_man on 09/11/2014 - 10:44

  I have a bagless electrolux from 2 years back (Ultraactive series). It's a great vacuum cleaner. I recall that I was comparing it to a Dyson barrel vacuum cleaner and that the overall suction and power of the Electrolux was pretty much on par for less than half the price of the Dyson. Filters are waahable etc…I'd still consider a Dyson if I could get one for close to the same price…but at the time I couldn't find one.

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    jaykay on 09/11/2014 - 12:44

    I have the top of range ultraactive series Electrolux. It is utter crap. Had to replace the power head twice, once under warranty and the other time it just stopped working 5 months out of warranty.

    Cleaned out all the filters and changed them as well, the suction is still crap.

    Won't buy a Electrolux again