Hoover S3765040 Canister Vacuum
The Hoover S3765040 is the one of the best rated canister Vacuum. Dirt is ducted around the agitators into in the dirt cup. This vacuum does not require a bag. It uses a cleanable HEPA filter that traps tiny particles.
The Dirt cup is a little small and fills up quickly. You will find it will pick up a lot more dirt than your previous vacuum. I take the canister out to my garage and remove the dust cup and empty it directly into my garbage can. I want to minimize the dust in my residence.
I am allergic to dust. While vacuuming with most vacuums I sneeze continually. The filters on this Vacuum work better than most. It does not just blow the dirt right back out into the air.
The big soft wheels this vacuum follow with you as you work.
Hoover S3765-040 WindTunnel Electronic Vacuum Controls
The controls are all on the handgrip. Adjustable suction, adjustable agitator speed and power to your vacuum are all on the grip. The cord rewind is on the body of the vacuum and can be foot operated.
Telescoping Wand
I am over 6′ tall, the adjustable length wand works very will to fit different size users.
The Hoover ZS3765040 Canister includes – 6 foot hose, telescopic chrome wands, crevice tool, dusting brush, furniture nozzle, powered hand tool, deluxe floor brush, and a filter cleaning brush. The Upholstery and drape cleaning tools are really handy.
Cleaning your Car
It is really handy having the upholstery tool and the great suction of this vacuum when cleaning your car. It makes cleaning the car almost fun—I did say almost. It is much easier than using the hose off an upright that usually has about half as much suction and will not be nearly as handy.
Hoover supplies a one-year warranty against manufacturing defects.
WindTunnel Technology uses air ducts to provide a powerful dual air stream to increase its dirt sucking abilities.
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This vacuum is for all you wanna be Super Suckers. It is a Clean Machine and it works great.
