bagless

bagless

(ˈbæɡlɪs)
adj
(esp of a vacuum cleaner) not containing a bag
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Summary: A new research report by Fact.MR reveals the growth prospects of the bagless vacuum cleaners market at the global front.
The Nano Bagless Upright is PS44.99, down from PS119.99, and the P86-P2-P Pressure Washer PS69.99, instead of PS99.99.
Life can be difficult for the bagless shopper BOUGHT a pen and a roll of wrapping paper from a shop and the woman behind the counter asked me if I wanted a bag.
Whether canister or upright, bagged or bagless, the best models have features that work together to maximize airflow and agitation.
When it comes to delivering online orders Tesco has alerted its customers that unless they choose bagless delivery there will be a 40p flat charge for home shopping.
Moreover, the lightweight bagless design makes it easy to go up and down stairs and carry from room to room.
-- S&D Coffee & Tea received nine awards in the recent Iced Tea Class Competition sponsored by the North American Tea Championship (NATC), including first place in five categories: Foodservice--BIB Green Flavored category for Teafinity Blueberry Thyme Bagless Green Tea; Foodservice-BIB Black Flavored category for Lemongrass Basil Bagless Black Tea; Best Value Foodservice-Unflavored Green Tea category for Rainforest Alliance Green Tea; and first place in both the Best Value Foodservice-Flavored Black Tea and Foodservice--Black Flavored categories for Black Currant Filter Pack Flavored Black Tea.
This bagless machine also doubles as a canister vacuum and even has a portable component.
19 ( ANI ): Sir James Dyson, the brains behind the bladeless fan and bagless vacuum cleaner, may be building a silent hairdryer.
The world-renowned inventor, who created the iconic bagless vacuum cleaner, announced that his company has filed a judicial review at the European General Court in Luxembourg this week in order to "prevent people being misled over a flawed energy labelling system."
The system is the result of research conducted by Electrolux, which showed that most consumers are happy with their bagless cleaners except when it comes to emptying them.