IRIS OHYAMA Super Suction Futon Cleaner (Pad Cleaner) C-FAC2（White)

Description

IRIS OHYAMA Super Suction Futon Cleaner (Pad Cleaner) C-FAC2（White)
Description
Condition: New
Pattern (type): 1) Number of taps 5,800 times / minute
Light and powerful futon cleaner.
Industry's lightest class 1.6kg (* As of May 2016. In a vacuum cleaner for futons in Japan.)
Equipped with a tick dust sensor, the amount of ticks and dust is notified by a lamp.
Repel allergens by sucking + tapping.
At the same time as sucking, warm the futon with warm air to create an environment where mites are hard to breed.
Movable and smooth operation.
Free-standing type that can be stored without a stand.
It can be washed with water, so it is always clean.
◆ Suction A cyclone airflow is generated inside the head to scrape out house dust and suck it up. House dust removal rate 98% or more for 3 minutes. (* Evaluation results based on internal standards using test dust that assumes house dust containing allergens derived from mites.)
◆ Hitting High-speed vibration raises mites and dust lurking between fibers. (Tapping about 5800 times / minute)
[Set contents]
Vacuum cleaner body, dust collection filter (installed on the body), exhaust filter (installed on the body), cord band (installed on the body) )
・ Size when stored (cm): Width approx. 25 x Depth approx. 14.4 x Height approx. 40
・ Ultra-wide tapping pad: approx. 20 cm
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Shipping
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Returns
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