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It provides rules for how retailers and manufacturers should approach disposing of old products.While the WEEE doesn’t apply to individuals, the rules it provides make it easier to recycle your old vacuum cleaner..
Under the WEEE directive, retailers must either take old items from customers in-store, or offer a collection service (regardless of where the old product was purchased.)You have 28 days to use this service after buying a new vacuum from a retailer..This only applies if the retailer is selling you a newer version of a similar product though (in this case, a new vacuum cleaner.)
The brand of the product doesn’t matter, but the type of product must serve the same function.Argos offers an in-store recycling scheme.
for all electronic items when you’re buying a similar product..
So, if you’re buying a new vacuum cleaner from Argos (or another retailer,) then you should ask them how to use their take-back scheme..It’s also relatively big and has a rigid design, making it difficult to use in awkward locations, such as in car interiors.. Who should consider buying the Handvac?
And how does it compare to other handheld vacuums?Keep reading our Shark Handvac CH950UKT review to find out.. Overview of the Shark CH950UKT Handvac’s Features.
Lightweight 1.39kg cordless handheld vacuum.0.45 litre bagless dust capacity.
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