But, because of the broken hinge on the dirt cup (which falls off every time I go to empty it), I want to make it my last Hoover once the belt wears down.

Measure of Alkalinity/Acidity of substance or preparation where a level of 7 is considered as neutral. NOTE TO PHYSICIAN: Large doses may produce systemic alkalosis and expansion in extra cellular fluid volume with edema. The Fantom Thunder looks like a Dyson DC01, and the Lightning looks exactly like a DC02, but with a powerhead. When scented things hit charcoal, the charcoal absorbing effect gets wasted and worn down by the scents.Sanding a dry wall with sander unit of Kirby G3 (completely jammed and fried ball bearings, cement dust was NOT sucked off and away but killed the sander). Also, I would try modifying the "lip" around the cyclone shroud by trimming it with a Dremel, see if that helps to prevent the fluffy dirt from getting stuck up there. When Dyson came to America in late 2002, they introduced the "Root Cyclone" multi-cyclonic technology.

The Thunder (originally known as the VECTRON) was designed by S C Johnson wax in the early 1980s (fun times!SVHC is a substance (identified by the European Chemicals Agency) that may have serious and often irreversible effects on human health and the environment. So, even IF a powdery type can mean motors get clogged up OR any part of the vacuum where airflow is concerned and the slightest gap, fresheners can't always be used in a vacuum cleaner, even if there's a tight sealed suction unit but usage of charcoal filters. Now, I must also confess about a terrible experience, which happened now long ago and far away, and it is this: When that carpet powder hits those open bearings in them plastic vacs, and furthermore, you begin to hear a tooth chattering roar that you never heard before, and if this is the case, then go on ahead and make your peace with it, for it's not long for this poor, pitiless world. The GHS classifications for chemicals associated with products in this database may be viewed by selecting the "Advanced" button on the Chemical Ingredients tables.