Daimer’s Powerful New Vacuum Steam Cleaner

In a press release from Daimer Industries (manufacturer of professional grade steam cleaners), they have announced the new Ultra 1032CV that combines an industrial wet & dry vac with 32,000 watt vapor steam boiler and an industrial sized extraction chamber.

According to the press release, the Ultra 1032CV produces 20 times more steam in terms of density than 1600W steam cleaners.  The Ultra  1032CV generates pressures up to 150 pounds per square inch and temperatures up to 360F.

With direct water feed and a 14 litre boiler and 20 litre refill tank, these professional steam cleaners will provide users with extended non-stop use. 

 

Source: Daimer Industries

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Kids Breathe Better

Kids breathe better is an Australian initiative by the Asthma Foundations of Australia in partnership with Dyson to bring a better awareness of the asthma in the general public. 

In the last decade, Dyson and the Asthma Foundations of Australia have raised in excess of 2 million dollars to fund asthma awareness.

For many people asthma is a scary problem that can mean sudden attacks leading to hospital visits. 

With one in nine children in Australia having asthma, its a serious problem.

Since many Dyson vacuum cleaners use HEPA filters which remove dirt, dust, pollen and 99.9% of airborne allergies, Dyson make the perfect partner in such an initiative.  As homes are cleaned with the Dyson cleaners, the air they pump back into the house has up to 150 times less mould and bacteria than the air that went in.

Asus Robotic Vacuum Cleaner

Asustek Computer Inc, better known for its computers has debuted the ECleaner – a robotic vacuum cleaner which has probably been released as you read this in Taiwan and China.

The robotic vacuum has a photo sensor to detect stairs and a pre-programming function to help it vacuum in the most effective pattern as it sweeps the floor.  The ECleaner will even return to its charging station when its juice starts to drain, and then resume cleaning when fully charged.

 

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