Electrolux Ergospace Green Canister Vacuum, EL 4101A

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Product Feature

• HEPA Filtration
• Extra Long Hose
• Powerful Quiet Motor
• Automatic Cord Rewind
• Recycled Materials

Product Description

If you are looking to keep your home clean with a powerful vacuum, then the Electrolux Ergospace Green canister vacuum is an ideal choice for you. Small, compact and built for speed, this canister vacuum cleans with 12 amps of power. While it is recommended for cleaning bare floors, it also does well on low pile carpets as well. This vacuum is equipped with a 21 inch cord, which allows it to achieve greater coverage. It is also enabled with the automatic cord rewind feature so you don� �t have to spend minutes wrapping up the cord after you are done vacuuming.

The Green Bare Floor Cleaning that Goes The Distance

The 9 inch hose can be easily wrapped using the unique hose wrapping system, which allows you to store the vacuum easily. Its compact size makes it easy to transport and store in small spaces. Other unique features include the 3-in-1 combination tool system. This vacuum includes a crevice tool, dusting tool along with an upholstery tool. For superior cleaning you can also use the full size low pile carpet turbo to pull the dust out of your carpets efficiently.

Installed with HEPA filtration, this vacuum captures all the dirt with high suction power. The suction power can be monitored using the controls on the handle. This bagged canister vacuum, has a cleaning path of 10 inches and Up to 34 feet of combined reach. In addition, this canister vacuum weighs 13 pounds. It has ETL certification and is backed by a 5 year limited warranty.

Product Features

Recycled Materials
55% of the black plastic used in the vacuum is made from recycled materials. Packaging materials are 80% recycled.

Convenient Features
3-in1 combination tool stored on-board the canister. Automatic cord rewind, and unique cord wrap system allows no hassle, compact storage.

Extra-Long Reach
Extra-long reach cord, and telescopic wands combine to give you up to 34 feet of reach.

Getting the Best Results

Use the nozzles as follows:

Hard Floors
Use the carpet/hard floor nozzle.

Carpets
Use the carpet/hard floor nozzle. Use the Turbo Nozzle for deep cleaning of carpets. Reduce suction power for small rugs.

Crevices, corners, etc.
Use the crevice function of 3 in 1 multi tool nozzle.

Frames, bookshelves, etc.
Use the dusting brush function of the 3 in 1 multi tool nozzle.

Upholstery Curtains, lightweight fabrics etc.
Use the upholstery function of the 3 in 1 multi tool nozzle. Reduce suction power if necessary.

55% of the black plastic used in the vacuum is made from recycled materials and the ackaging materials are 80% recycled

HEPA Filter
The Ergospace Green canister vaccum comes with a washable HF-12 HEPA filter. To get the best results, clean the filter occasionally and replace every 6 months.

Handle
The handle on this canister vacuum makes transportation easier. With the automatic cord rewind feature along with the hose wrapping ability, this vacuum can be stored in small spaces.

Versatile Base
Ideal for bare floors and area rug cleaning, the extra-long reach cord, and telescopic wands combine to give you up to 34 feet of reach making this vacuum truly a green cleaner that goes the distance.

Electrolux Ergospace Green Canister Vacuum Specifications
Model:	EL 4101A
Cord Length:	21 ��
Suction System:	Direct
Filtration:	HEPA Filtration with Washable HEPA Filter
Tools:	3-in-1 Tool (crevice, dusting brush, and upholstery), full-size low-pile carpet turbo, dust magnet floor nozzle
Surface Cleaning Type:	Bare floors, low pile carpet
Product Weight:	13 lbs (canister)
Dust Capacity:	2 quart
Suction Control:	On Handle
Bagged/Bagless:	Bagged
Made with Recyclable Plastics:	Yes
Warranty:	5 years
Suction Control:	On Handle

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Electrolux Ergospace Green Canister Vacuum, EL 4101A Review

Since I've spent the past 24 hours (or more) researching vacuums -- and bought two to try out at home, side by side -- I thought I should share my findings with the rest of you.

First off, my 23-year-old Hoover canister finally died on me a few weeks ago. I'd had the thing at the shop maybe once for some work, but other than that, it still worked like a charm til the very end. It had a self-propelling power head that roared like a elephant and scared small children and pets, but it but really sucked the dirt in its heyday. It was sort of scary on hardwood, but I made do. After all, it was practically a member of the family -- the same age as my oldest son.

So when it died, I knew it would be a hard act to follow. I knew I wanted a canister. To tell you the truth, what I like most are the long wands that I use to clean everything from ceiling fans to air vents to baseboards. The little attachment hoses on the uprights just didn't seem like they'd do the trick. I liked the idea of bagless, though I'd never tried one. The guy who cleans my carpet once a year recommended Dyson. After looking at Dysons, reading reviews and seeing the prices, I decided I didn't want to spend that kind of money.

In the end, I decided to test-drive two vacuums: the Electrolux 4101A Ergospace Green Canister ($149 at Costco) and the Hoover MultiCyclonic SH40060 ($149 at Target.) Both sounded great online, so I decided to buy them both, assemble them and do a side-by-side comparison.

Bottom line: The Electrolux, cute and "green" as it is, is going back. The Hoover is staying.

The Hoover isn't as well made as my 23-year-old dearly departed - that's obvious. But it seems far more solid than the Electrolux. I nearly broke the Electrolux simply trying to unsnap and resnap the filter compartment -- the plastic seems thin (yes, I know it's recycled) and flimsy. I can't imagine it holding up a year -- I'm not sure it will last a month. Same thing with the plastic hose, which also seems flimsy compared to the Hoover. Even the power nozzle-heads (two of them, which I can't imagine wanting to swap out very often) seem sort of cheap. On the plus side, the telescoping wand works very well and is nice and long, the 3-in-1 crevice tool is sort of ingenious once you figure it out (no help from the manual there!) and the motor has variable speeds, which is neat. Another negative: The hot air "exhaust" blows out straight up at you -- I felt like I was in a wind tunnel (a hot wind tunnel) if I got too near the canister.

The Hoover, on the other hand, snaps together neatly with lots of clever, well-designed little latches. The bagless design seems very easy to use, and economical. Two filters, both washable. The wand telescopes, not quite as smoothly as the Electrolux, but it's fine (much better than the two-part wand in my old Hoover.) The tools (just two and admittedly not great) store neatly in the rather heavy hose handle. The handle has to be heavy, I guess, because it contains the power switch - which is another big improvement over my old Hoover (and the Electrolux), where the power switch is in the canister, which may be some feet away away from you just when you want it most.

But in the end I wanted a vacuum that could clean. So I decided to run each through its paces on my hardwood floor. Fairly dirty and dusty, since as I said, my old Hoover died "a few weeks ago."

The Electrolux was first up. It wasn't bad, though the blowing hot air was a bit bothersome. It was quiet and it moved easily along the floor. It's lightweight and easy to pull. But there was one stubborn Christmas tree needle stuck in the baseboard that just wouldn't budge, even though I went over it again and again. Christmas tree needles are my litmus test.

So out comes the Hoover, to see what it can do. It's a bit heavy, but feels solid and sturdy in a reassuring way. It's much quieter than my old vacuum. I can actually carry on a conversation while I'm cleaning. I can hear the doorbell ring.

And when it gets to the Christmas tree needle -- wooooosh! Gone. Just like that.

What was I thinking? Momentarily swayed by a cute green bungee-cord (what's that for, anyway?) and the promise of being green and environmentally correct, I nearly forgot the most important rule of vacuum purchasing. A vacuum needs to vacuum well. I think the Hoover MultiCyclonic and I will have a beautiful life together. And it's sturdy little blue body is growing on me.

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