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Power Team Perfect Canister Vacuum: Same Design, New Performance

The Power Team Perfect Canister Vacuum was designed to emulate the look and power of an old Electrolux model that was extremely popular. However, this Perfect canister vacuum is filled with modern components to ensure that you get an even better performance than the old classic model.


Just like the old Electrolux vacuum, these models have an all-metal housing that protects it from the use and abuse that it will receive over the years. This is an extremely durable vacuum, and as long as you make an effort to maintain it, you’ll be able to count on it for many years to come.


Not every vacuum is perfectly suited for every job, and it’s important to look at the features before you decide which model to purchase. Some people may prefer an upright vacuum to a canister model, while other situations may call for a central vacuum. The Power Team Perfect Canister Vacuum offers:


• All-metal housing with chrome highlights
• 15" power nozzle specifically designed to get deep in the carpet and remove pet hair
• Non-marking rubber wheels that are safe to use on almost any surface
• Foot operated on/off switch
• Circuit breaker that will make sure you don’t suck up items that could damage the inner workings of the vacuum
• Automatic cord rewind
• Vacuum bags with a HEPA filtration system to trap the fine particles that aggravate asthma and allergies


There are also a range of accessories that can enhance your Power Team Perfect Canister Vacuum, such as the 12" soft horsehair brush for bare floors, the 14" crevice tool to get the hard-to-reach places, and an air-driven stair tool that is designed to make the job of vacuuming stairs much easier.


If you had one of those old Electrolux vacuums and are looking for a replacement, or just want to switch over to a canister vacuum, this may be a great way to go. This vacuum has taken a good thing and built on it to make it even better.
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