FAQ’s

No, using it is child’s play. The lightweight hose is 35 feet long. Once you’ve plugged the hose in, the machine starts automatically. Walls, ceilings, floors, upholstery, mattresses and curtains can all be cleaned as you go round the house. The deluxe hose comes complete with a telescopic wand so you can adjust the height to suit yourself. No more backache or bending. Cleaning has never been so easy. Imagine being able to clean the stairs from top to bottom, all in one go.

My child is Asthmatic, will a Vacuduct help?

Asthmatics and sufferers of respiratory ailments can benefit from a cleaner atmosphere. Because the dust and allergens are removed to outside the living area, your home becomes a cleaner, more hygienic environment. In modern draught proof homes, humidity is generally higher. Dust mites thrive in humid dwellings producing allergenic faecal pellets. Whilst some conventional vacuum cleaners may pick up these pellets, the small allergenic particles can pass through the filter, back into the room. Because a Vacuduct power unit is located away from your living room these particles are vented to the outside air.

If it’s so powerful, it must be very noisy?

No. Because the power unit is away from the living areas, the noise is also. You can sing along to the radio if you wish, and you’ll be able to hear the phone ring. You can vacuum around sleeping children, without disturbing them.

What happens if the tubing gets blocked ?

As long as the ducting is installed and used according to our instructions, we guarantee, it will not get permanently blocked. Immediately behind each inlet valve is a trap. If the debris can clear this trap, it will safely complete its journey back to the power unit.

Something this good must be expensive ?

Surprisingly not so, for the average home a complete system will usually cost about £650.00 including VAT. When you consider you’ll only ever have to buy one Vacuduct don’t you think it’s a bargain.?

How often will I need to empty the machine ?

The large dirt collector fitted to the bottom of the Vacuduct machine usually needs emptying every three to four months. However you will probably find that for the first few months you will need to empty more frequently, possibly every 3 weeks. This is because the more efficient Vacuduct machine is picking up dirt that your old cleaner was leaving behind. Once this old dirt has gone emptying every 3 or 4 months is about the norm.