
Whilst standard vacuum cleaners are more than capable of removing dust and, to a great extent (depending on the device’s filter) allergens from floor surfaces they will leave a host of undesirable, unseen health issues in their wake – such as viruses and bacteria.
This UV-C vacuum cleaner, apart from boasting a HEPA filter capable of filtering partials as small as 0.3 microns and a powerful 6 ¼ amp motor takes cleaning to the next level, however, thanks to utilising the same technology as found in hospitals to sterilise surgical equipment to kill an astounding 99.9% of bacteria and viruses as well as dust mites, flea eggs and mold.
Coming complete with a belt driven brush bar to help remove engrained dirt as well as stubborn pet hair and a detachable cleaning hose to help you hone in on those otherwise hard to reach areas, the UV-C Vacuum Cleaner, which retails for around $500, comes with a UV-C bulb offering an operational endurance of 8000 hours.






January 30th, 2008 at 3:30 am
It’s pretty cool, but its blue and purple stylings and general look resemble a bong too much for me to really take it seriously.
January 30th, 2008 at 7:47 am
Hi Sam,
That’s one thing that didn’t occur to us, I have to confess - and I suspect that would be seen as a bonus by a few.