Bosch Athlet Cordless Vacuum Cleaner

Vacuuming is very much part of our everyday lives! I remember earning my first $2 from my parents for vacuuming and mopping the house. Wanting to make a fast buck, I would think of ways on how to escape vacuuming and only just do the mopping! This was because mopping was much easier than vacuuming. I hated lugging around this big machine, pulling onto endless cables, and changing numerous adapters to get into various tight corners. Coupled with the heavy furniture all around me, vacuuming is just not anyone’s cup of tea.

However, in the name of progress…times have changed! Today, we no longer need to worry about heavy machines and long cables, as now, there are cordless Vacuum Cleaners that can do the same job!

Introducing Bosch’s Athlet Cordless Vacuum Cleaner; the 25.2 Lithium Powered vacuum that comes with no cables and no compromises! The cleaner is impressive as it promises through cleaning results with its highly efficient bag-less technology and high power All-floor brush. Yes! The All-floor brush means that it can go on carpets, marble, tiles, wood, and any other kind of surfaces that we have in our homes. Weighing just 3kg, and able to run for 60 min on a full-charge, this machine is just what your home needs for Christmas.

An interesting part of the device is the incorporated bag-less technology. Dirt is collected in a filter, where the debris can be dumped into a dustbin. The filter is washable, and therefore the whole filter is as good as new again.

Since unpacking this sweet device, my kids have been bugging me, to take her out for a run! Well! I definitely don’t want my kids to be ignorant about housework, and I was more than happy to take them up on their offer! 🙂 And they simply loved it!

It was easy to operate, and light enough for them to manoeuvre round the sitting room! If you have grandparents who simply love to clean, this would simply be the perfect device for them. In fact, the kids really love playing with the vacuum cleaner! Check out the kids, as I record the them with the vacuum cleaner.