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- Removes Tangled Hair
- Brushroll Clean Technology
- Combo Stick Vac
- LED Highlight
- Tools Included
The Ergorapido Brushroll Clean removes tangled hair with the touch of a button; just press for 10-15 seconds—pet and human hair that accumulates on brushroll is now instantly removed and whisked to the dust cup. This cordless combination stick vacuum and handheld vacuum cleans bare floors, countertops and upholstery. Clean around and under low furniture with the 180 degree swivel head. The LED headlight illuminates your cleaning path, making sure you don’t miss a thing. And the vacuum conveniently stores on the charging stand along with the crevice tool and dusting brush. The lightweight Electrolux ErgoRapido Brushroll Clean 2-in-1 Stick Vacuum is a great choice for quick cleaning of your bare floors as well as using as a hand vacuum
Great vacuum, could use some minor improvements,
I’ve had this vacuum for about two months now. I was absolutely in love with it when I first purchased, so I’m glad I waited a little bit before writing a review. I still love this vacuum and would most likely purchase it again, but I found some disadvantages. The suction has been great so far, but I am mostly picking up dust and dog hair. It does not really pick up bigger items, such as pieces of dog food, leaves, etc. I usually have to pick those up by hand, or angle the vacuum just right over the top so it will pick it up.
Pros:
*Detachable hand vac – I really like this feature. Was one of my requirements for a purchase.
*Battery life – I haven’t had any issues with the battery life. I have a 3,400 sq ft home, about 2/3 of which is tiled/hard wood and I have yet to run out of battery while using.
*Looks – the vacuum has a great look to it. Might not be important for some, but I like that it’s “pretty”.
*LED Light – I didn’t think much of this feature when purchasing, but the light has been especially great when vacuuming in darker areas of the house. It allows me to see the hair/dust on the floor that I’m picking up so I can make sure I’ve gotten everything.
*Swivel head – the head swivels with ease, but it’s not so sensitive that it feels like it’s going every other direction when trying to vacuum.
Cons:
*Power button on detachable hand vac – I’ve had an issue with accidentally shutting the power off while using the hand vac. The on/off button is right at the base of the handle, which I sometimes use to hold the vac while vacuuming my car or the stairs. This is more of an annoyance than a problem.
*Sliding – the vacuum won’t stand up on it’s own. It does come with a great charging base, but if you need to stop to empty the canister while still in the middle of vacuuming, you have to wedge it between something so it will stay upright. It won’t even stand against the wall on it’s own.
*Small canister – the canister is very small. This is probably to be expected since the canister is on the hand-held unit, but it does fill up quickly.
*Carpet – you can’t really maneuver this on carpet. It does a good job on my area rugs, but I can’t use it on my thicker carpet.
Overall, I am happy with my purchase. I was looking for something I could use for quick clean up in between regular cleanings, and this does the trick.
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|Jun 27, 2012 12:15:09 PM PDT
Versatile and Handy – Ergo I like it.,
If contemplating a purchase of this little vaccum, keep in mind that it’s not intended to be your only vacuum cleaner. The cordless Ergorapido, with run time limited by the battery’s charge, is a supplementary vac meant for touch ups, light vacuuming, and sudden unexpected messes.
We also own the Electrolux EL1030A that has an 18v lithium battery. It is a little more powerful than the EL1061A and has longer run time. It also costs about fifty dollars more. Mrs. Spudman and I like both vacuums, though she likes the swivel mechanism of the new EL1061A better.
So how do I like the Ergorapido subject of this review? As an owner of 10 vacuum cleaners (Mrs. Spudman just rolls her eyes at this.) I think the Ergorapido EL1061A is well worth the money. With two dogs and two messy parakeets, I vacuum the house every day with one of the big uprights. Mrs. Spudman invariably goes behind me with the Ergorapido. She says she does so because the much smaller Electrolux can fit into and under places that can’t be reached by the larger upright.
Pickup – You can’t compare the Ergorapido’s power to a large plug in unit’s but it is more than adequate for the tasks we give it. The dogs invariably track in “nuisance” dirt; the Ergorapido is a perfect foil for these messes and cleans them up quickly. The separate hand unit cleans up parakeet seed very well and is powerful enough to even suck up the tablecloth under the cage if the vacuumer isn’t careful. The two-speed option is good for various surfaces. On carpet the Ergorapido can be difficult to push, especially on thick carpeting. I like using this vacuum to clean our carpeted steps; it’s so easy to carry and maneuver.
Aesthetics – I like the looks of the Ergorapido models with their understated elegance and sleekness. The black body with silver accents is very attractive, a good feature for a vacuum that is in open display at all times.
Features –
Pros –
The two running speeds
The LCD headlight
It’s lightness of being
The two vacuums in one design
It’s quietness compared to the larger vacuums
Revolving brush roll
The self cleaning brush option – Fun but certainly not a necessity
Its svelte looks
The cordless advantage
Mounts on its charging stand with ease, almost magically
Enough run time (about 15 minutes) to vacuum the entire downstairs and the steps leading upstairs.
Cons- The only con might be the chore of cleaning which I do every day. Sometimes I take the dirt cup and filter outside to clean, but mostly I clean the cup and filter with my small Hoover cannister cleaner. Cleaning the filter generates enough dust that I prefer not to empty and shake it over a trash can inside. When I bought the last Ergorapido, I opted to buy an extra filter for it. It still sits in a drawer a year later and most likely I’ll never need it.
Finally – We love the Ergorapido vacuums. And we are both fussy about our vacuum cleaners.
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