I was given the chance to review an Electrolux Unirapido Vacuum. I’m in love! It has made my kitchen clean up a snap! I always dreaded pulling out the broom and dustpan. I could never get it all up anyway!
I love being able to pull it off it’s charger and go. I just spilled a bunch of flour all over my floor and the Unirapido cleaned it up perfectly! My only complaint is how easily the head swivels. I’ll be trying to clean along the edge of my oven and when I bump the oven the head swivels away. Really, though, this is an awesome tool to have in your kitchen, especially when baking for the holidays!
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Here is a short video of me vacuuming up some flour off the floor. Ignore the paint spots on the hardwood. We need to replace it. I also didn’t talk during the video since I have a very sore throat at the moment.
A cordless, rechargeable stick vacuum, Unirapido is both lightweight and durable, making it the perfect solution for cleaning bare floors. Unirapido’s 180-degree nozzle design provides extreme maneuverability for cleaning in tight corners and around furniture. The two-speed switch offers either high-powered cleaning or extended run time, and the soft touch grip handle allows for comfortable cleaning. Unirapido features cyclonic filtration and an easy-to-empty dust cup that can hold up to one liter of dust and dirt, without the need for bags or filters.
I received this vacuum for free to review and give my opinion. All opinions are 100% my own. Thank you to Electrolux for the vacuum!
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That looks so GREAT!!!!! The cordless aspect alone is worth it!
I LOVE a good cordless stick vacuum. Does it clean up Christmas tree needles? Also does it work on carpet? I have Christmas tree needles and my regular vacuum does not like to pick them up, especially off the bare floor.
It doesn’t say it’s for use on carpet. I did use it to pick up broken ornament, though, because it was fast and easier than pulling out the corded vac. It worked great! I don’t have a real tree or I’d test the needles for you