As part of my role as a Morphy Richards Innovator I was sent the ‘Never Loses Suction Lift Away Bagless Upright Vacuum Cleaner’ to tell you about. I have to admit that vacuuming is never top of my to do list but with two messy children and two cats our house needs constant cleaning.
The vacuum cleaner was easy to assemble out of the box and straightforward to use. It has a number of great features:
- The Never Loses Suction cyclone technology ensures constant pick-up performance
- The Lift Away canister gives you the flexibility to clean anywhere, perfect for awkward areas, like stairs and upholstery.
- HEPA 13 filtration means that 99.95% of all dust and dirt molecules are trapped in the filter making it ideal for allergy sufferers.
- One Touch Bin Empty
Our house is over three floors so I need a vacuum cleaner which isn’t too heavy and is easy to use on stairs and landings, and this has been great. The cable was long enough to allow me to vacuum the stairs in one go, previously I’ve had to stop half way to go and find a nearer plug! The pivoting floorhead means it is easy to manoeuvre under chairs and round awkward corners. We have a mixture of wooden floors and carpet and I found it easy to use on both as it lets you move between the two with just a switch.
At the end of my mammoth floor cleaning session the cannister was pretty full of dust, human and cat hair. I think it worked slightly better on carpet than on our wooden floors but that is probably the fault of our old floorboards (the gaps are so wide between them they’re really difficult to clean).
The Lift Away mode makes it simple if you just need to vacuum a small area, the cannister is quite light which means it’s perfect for the spot where the cat sits on the stairs or when the toddler has been ‘baking’ in the kitchen! The Never Loses Suction Lift Away Bagless Upright Vacuum Cleaner comes with a 2 year guarantee as standard, 5 year upon registration with Morphy Richards.
Now the toddler has a huge selection of trains and cars we thought some kind of wooden tray would be perfect for him. It will be mounted on the wall so will double as storage and display. In an ideal world his room would follow Montessori principles with toys laid out so he can easily pick an activity and have the space to concentrate on it. I’m hoping that toy storage will help this and of course I would love to be able to see the floor more often!
