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Saturday, April 28, 2018

Hoover Linx Cordless Stick Vacuum Review (BH50010)

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David and Lisa review and demo the Hoover Linx Cordless Stick BH50010 vacuum cleaner.



See our full article review on our website at http://www.vacuumwizard.com/review/hoover-linx-cordless-stick-bh50010/



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This lightweight vacuum is a good machine. The battery life is only 15 minutes though. This is about enough time to clean two larger rooms. You have to charge the battery for three hours to get it back to a full charge.



It’s performance on carpeting was overall pretty good. It did a solid job cleaning up both smaller particles like the flour we threw on the floor, and with the larger particles as well. There is a little swivel in the neck of this vacuum, but it isn’t nearly as mobile as some other swivel neck machines or ball vacuums.



We liked how well the Hoover Linx cleaned up on hard flooring too. It cleaned up all the flour and crushed up cookies, even to the edge of the floor. Some of the larger particles didn’t fit underneath the head of the vacuum right away, but there was enough suction to get everything up off the floor.



For cleaning stairs, the Hoover Linx Stick BH50010 was a little awkward. It was hard to get into all the crevices of a staircase and wasn’t easy to hold, although it is pretty light.



The maintenance of this machine can be a bit tedious. First you have to empty the dust bin when you see that the clear bin is full of debris. Once you open up the bin, make sure to take out the central red tube because hair will get wrapped around this piece. It’s kind of a messy job to clean out the dust bin. Hoover also recommends that you wash out the filter every time you empty the dust bin. Wash the filter under clean water and let it completely dry out. They recommend at least 24 hours of drying time for the filter before you put it back in.



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Wednesday, April 25, 2018

Hoover Linx Cordless Stick Vacuum Cleaner Review

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Hi Guys, today I’m reviewing the Hoover Linx Cordless Stick Vacuum Cleaner, BH50010. LINK TO Hoover Linx Cordless Stick Vacuum. It’s cordless and bagless. It weighs 7.3 pounds and the nozzle width is 11 inches.



It comes with an interchangeable 18 volt lithium battery and charger.



Battery life is approximately 20 minutes. There is a fuel gauge which tells you how much battery life is left. If there are 3 LEDs lit, there is more than 75% charge left. 2 LEDs lit means more than 50% left, 1 LED means more than 25% and 1 blinking LED means less than 25%. The on/off switch is located conveniently on the handle. The first setting is for hard floors and the second setting is the brushroll for vacuuming carpets. The dirt cup is clear so you can see it filling up. It’s easy to empty out since there is no bag to deal with.



When you first get the vacuum, place the battery in the charger until it is fully charged – should take 2 to 3 hours. The LED indicator will light and stay lit. To remove battery pull on the release lever while holding the base and pull out. Then put the battery in the vacuum. It’s best to put the battery in the vacuum after it’s charged, don’t leave it in the charger. To remove the battery, turn off vacuum and pull on the release lever to pull out battery. To remove the dirt cup, press the release button on top and pull away. Press empty button over your garbage to release the contents. Push the door closed until the latch clicks. To clean the filter, pull out the cap and filter. Clean it with a brush and rinse with cold water if necessary. Filter should be dried for 24 hours before replacing.



To clean out the baffle tube, press the bottom release button on the dirt cup. Turn the baffle tube counterclockwise until it stops. Pull out the tube and shake it over your garbage can to release any dirt. Place the tube into the dirt cup, align slots and twist clockwise till it locks.



Put your foot on the nozzle and tilt back to recline. Roll button forward to the first setting for hardwood floors or the second setting for brushroll On to use on carpet.



Fits under furniture and the handle reclines so you can get far under furniture if the space is taller than the dust cup. It has edge cleaning bristles which gets dirt close to walls and corners.



To store, the unit just stands straight up. It’s slim and doesn’t take up much space in your closet. I love the modern look and design of the Linx. It’s quiet compared to most vacuums. My favorite part is that it just glides across the floor, there’s very little effort I have to put in to use this vacuum. That also makes cleaning faster and less tedious. I’ll never look forward to vacuuming but with the Linx I don’t dread the chore. It’s really easy to use and sucks up everything on my floors.



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** I was not paid by any company for this unbiased review **



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Sunday, April 15, 2018

Hoover Linx Cordless Stick Vacuum Cleaner Review

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