Hoover WindTunnel Air Steerable Upright Vacuum, UH72400
Product Features
- Exclusive WindTunnel 3 Technology lifts and removes deep-down, embedded dirt with 3 channels of suction
- Lightweight, and easy to lift, carry, and move around, weighing less than 14 lbs
- Steerable Technology allows you to swivel and turn around objects with a flick of the wrist
- Multi-Floor Electronic Brushroll On/Off moves from carpet to hardwood with the push of a button
- Reusable Easy Rinse Filter, multi-cyclonic air passes through eight cyclones to filter dirt and debris from the air path
- Product comes with parts A-D in the manual
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