Foppapedretti Losgabello Stool Natural

So my Dyson V7 Animal needed another replacement part….. parts would have been about $64. This is after replacing the battery (free from Dyson), new roller brush, new filters. Anyway just kept dumping money and the “new” battery is ready to be replaced again. Just 3 years owning the vacuum. So I saw this and decided for the money I would try it.Well, it was worth it!! Run time is great! Way better than the Dyson. The trigger does not need to be held the entire time you are vacuuming so that is a major plus with arthritis in your hands. Does a great job. Its first mission was a bottle of spilled glitter. It handled it great. 2 passes and it was done. Lightweight and super easy to maneuver. Love the bright light on the front. The vacuum head is a bit lower profile so this vacuum will get under the edge of cabinets!! The unit will lay flat to vacuum under furniture and beds. Picks up dog hair with ease. It is quieter than other vacuums I have used.Negatives- the wall hanger is blah, just a place to rest against. The dog hair does tend to get caught up in the dust cup but it is pretty easy to snap apart the top and dump that way. I have a German Shepard that can make a new dog every day from the hair he sheds. So this issue would not happen with less to vacuum up. But for the price well worth it.

I have had this little vacuum now for 6 weeks and it is WONDERFUL! We live in the country and on a farm. I use it nearly daily to quickly get floors cleaned up. It does a great job at getting dust up and off the floor. It vacuums up straw and hay well. I have a toddler and food always ends up getting dropped - for dry things (like cereal, crackers, etc.) it does wonders. It easily gets under our couch and other furniture. The cordless aspect is fabulous. O ne charge gets a lot done!My oldest daughter and I have long hair - it does a great job at getting the hair up. And, a great part is the entire head of the vacuum can be easily taken apart and cleaned when things like hair, stray thread, etc gets wrapped around the rotati ng brush. I also like the fact the filters can easily be pulled out is great. I frequently wipe the inside of the canister out with a Clorox wipe to keep it clean, too. Its ability to be cleaned keeps it from getting that yucky vacuum smell.

Pros:- Lightweight- Attachment for small crevices included with a brush at the end- Can take apart easily- One press garbage release- Removeable battery- Decently long battery life- Easy to take apart- 2 suction settingsCons:- Doesn't stand by itself without a mount

This is the best vacuum I've ever owned!

I recently purchased a cordless vacuum cleaner and overall, I'm quite pleased with its performance. It's lightweight, easy to maneuver and does a great job on hard floors. However, it doesn't perform as well on rugs and carpets. The suction power just isn't strong enough to pick up dirt and debris from these surfaces.Another downside of this vacuum cleaner is that it only comes with one charging battery. While the battery life is decent, it can be frustrating to have to wait for it to recharge when you need to use it again. It would be much more convenient if it came with two batteries for extended use.Despite these drawbacks, I still think this vacuum cleaner is a good option for those who primarily have hard floors. It's easy to use and the dustbin is simple to empty. If you don't mind the limitations with carpets and the single battery, then this cordless vacuum cleaner could be a good fit for you.

I found this to be a great machine.

So far, very good. It’s strong and portable (small). I give it 5.

Gosh! I wanted to get a cordless vacuum for quick daily pickups in kitchen and busy traffic areas, but this one Just doesn't do the job. Read all the reviews and thought it would be a nice addition. It doesn't do the job I need done on a daily basis.

I was after a replacement ironing board that wasn't made of crappy materials. These days I'm desperately trying to go plastic free as much as possible and am determind that when I buy something; that it will last. I'm in my 50s now and basically never want to have to replace these things again. Quality is usually the way to ensure that.. and quality comes at a premium. (even at sale price)I am happy to report that this ironing board is a delight! It has a good weight to it.. sturdy and reassuring.Minor Con's: You will have to assemble the wheels (peice of cake to do) and the wheels don't roll too well over a rug (so you might want to consider that if you have carpet only) It does roll beautifully over a hard floor.It also stands up on its wheels, great for tidy storage.It's lovely to iron on, again nice and stable.It's an ironing board, so how pretty can it be? Actually, surprisingly beautiful! (I love wood though)I'm confident that it's going to last a lifetime and even more confident that I can purchase replacement parts for it from the manufacturer.If you can stretch to it financially, you won't regret it in the long run. I've paid out at least £300 throughout my lifetime on horrible iroining boards and each of them have gone the same way. (rusted through the middle) and ended up in the tip.If I'd known what I know now in terms of value for money, I'd have bought one of these first!Update: (Dec 2022) Four+ years later..I’m still waxing lyrical about this board. I’d have worn through a metal one by now or at least buckled or warped it.Still in perfect shape, I now use a steam generator iron (for the last three years) & it’s hasn’t had any negative effect on the board. I do place the irons base/tank on the shelf below the board as the pull out iron rest clearly isn’t designed to take such weight. The shelf below has no such issue holding the extra weight.The only evident wear & tear (light wear on the corners and edges ) is on the cover which I’m replacing today so I can keep the old cover for waxing garments. Otherwise I suspect I’d not be replacing that for another couple of years.I still maintain it was a fine purchase & if someone set fire to or pilfered mine I wouldn’t hesitate to buy another.Outstanding value in the long term. Still highly recommended and no, I don’t have shares in the company and I wasn’t given any incentive. :)

This is a great ironing board!I abhor ironing & loath flimsy, annoying metal ironing boards - this one is wooden, easy to open and close, has a larger ironing surface and is a joy, yes, a joy to use! Can't rate it enough. I rarely leave reviews but had to for this product, expensive but worth it. It's not light to carry around, I'm guessing the wheels provided if I needed to use them would make up for this. Thoughtfully designed, elegant and seems to iron better, maybe the surface fabric is helping, even that is a nice cover. Finally I will get through my mountain of ironing.

I love the size, you are able to hang 7 super king size duvet covers at once and it folds together without any hassle. The only thing I don’t like are the plastic sidewings, aluminum would have been much more durable - one wing was already broken when it arrived.

I really love the look of this board. It is also sturdy and the board is wider than my last one which is great for ironing bigger items. Overall I'm really pleased with it.

This dryer uses space very efficiently. You can expand it as you need and it will hold at least a couple of machine loads. It is well designed and the aluminium frame is very stable. My main concern is the use of Polypropylene plastic for the drying spars and top frame, hence four stars. The spars are replaceable but for the price one might have hoped for aluminium spars and hinges; I benefited from an Amazon warehouse deal, so I got it much reduced price. A major advantage with this dryer is that some of the rails are longer for those that have have large T shirts etc to hang without folding in half. I notice that the support brackets that several reviewers have complained about breakages seem to have been updated to a more robust version that sits on the top of the cross-brace, so that might be worth considering when choosing between wood and aluminium.