Bosch Athlet Pro Animal Cordless Vacuum Cleaner Demonstration
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- Опубликовано: 16 мар 2017
- In this comprehensive review I demonstrate the Bosch Athlet on carpet and hard floors, including pet hair pick up as well as general dirt. I also demonstrate the cleaning tools and show you how to clean the brush roll and maintain the machine.
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I bought this in 2017 . I have 2 cats and It was fabulous suction. Trouble is to use on setting 3 turbo it killed the battery. After 18 months the battery was finished and you cant buy them to replace , they are internal and you need Bosch to do them at approx 100.00 so if they improve on the battery set up, the machine is good. The pet brush was not anti wrap so had to keep cutting with scissors which wasnt bad because the brush slides out.
Nice to see products demonstrated by a real user. TV demonstrations on shopping channels don't seem real to me, in as much as they are going to leave out any problems. I have a Bosch cordless, it is fine as an upright vacuum but using the attachments is a real pain. I doubt older people would like the attachments as taking the handle off can require a fair bit of strength. Your tip about saving money by getting a version without attachments is very sensible. Then again you need the attachments to do sofas. These cordless vacuums ain't cheap so manufacturers really should build them with HEPA filters.
Thanks for a great demonstration and review.
Excellent demonstration as usual :o)
Thanks.
I love watching you do mess test.
Well done roger
I bought two bosch pro animal vacuum cleaners and I had problems with both because the contact with the rotating brush came off. I reported them several times in assistance and they adjusted them. But on time they broke. After the warranty, I opened the brush myself and saw how it was made: a shame! with what it costs should be done better! It is inconceivable that a serious company like Bosch has done such a mess !! Short and intricate threads, turning the brush is obvious that they come off or break. But with the engineers you have you do not find a better solution?!? Or maybe you do it on purpose so people have to resort to repairs ?! The discourage for this problem, otherwise it would be a great product. Sin! Lella
Great demonstration. I am thinking about buying it or maybe the slightly cheaper version one. Although this one seems the best.
Excellent demonstration Roger. I had a Bosch canister vacuum for about a year but I didn't like the tools on that either. They were too lightweight and lifted off of the surfaces and the machine didn't come with a dusting brush. A year after I bought it Bosch pulled out of the US market and stopped sending replacement bags so I bought another vacuum. Didn't have any luck with their spark plugs either.
I will be unboxing a Bosch bagless canister soon.
Seems like a very effective cordless cleaner! Would be nice to see these in North American stores. I don't think the tool set up is that bad - as a matter of fact, this would work quite well for cleaning the interior of a car. If the weather is not bad when recording, it would be nice to see a video comparing some of your cordless vacs on how convenient and effective they are for car interiors and on stairs (tasks where cordless is really helpful) Just an idea, Roger! By no means a demand... :-)
well done👍👍
What is your top recommendation for a vacuum cleaner for dog hairs? Many thanks
Thanks for a great demo. Do you still think that Vax cordless is better? Thank you
Hi I am really interested in one of these but have heard some stories about short run times especially on setting 3. How long does it run for?
does it not come with a dusting brush? also does it have the standard 32mm hose fitting?
Sorry; just way too much trouble; I would purchase the Bissell Pet Eraser from what I've seen! Thx for upload Mr. Roger.
This seems like a pretty good vac, I like the hose idea..I’m wheelchair bound and that might work pretty god
Could you still use the roller on a wooden/laminate floor?
Cleaning videos though 😍
I thought you were being pretty picky about this cleaner. I had an older model, the 25.2 which wasn’t Pro animal. After 7 years of use the battery gave up. Batteries are available but they are expensive. I bought my Pro Animal model from John Lewis , it came with a good warranty and at a special price. I have 2 dogs, one of whom molts continuously, and a Rag Doll cat with long fur, as well as 2 Cockatiels. So I have feathers as well as fur to cope with. The Pro Animal manages wonderfully. I haven’t yet tried the hose or accessories. Fun to come. I am very pleased with this vacuum.
I’m glad you got good use out of your Bosch, but a lot of people have had problems with theirs. You must have maintained it properly to get such a long life from it. The tools are very awkward to use on this cleaner as you will have discovered if you used yours. As an upright it’s fine, but too much trouble for above floor cleaning.
We're getting one today (I'm sorry to revive an old topic for you). I'm hoping that it will do a decent job on few of our area rugs, I'm looking for something that will remove at least 90% of white rabbit hair :D Our Dell (6kg of rabbit) is shedding like crazy, if you don't vacuum for a few days it's like Yetti was sleeping on the rug. Going cordless is a must for us because they (Dell and his lovely wife Tsuki) really like to gnaw on the Electrolux's cord we are currently using. And that vaccum gets is filter clogged up so fast with Dell's hair, it's loses suction so fast. I like how here everything sinks to the bottom of the bin.
Personally for pet hair I would have gone for a mains powered Sebo Felix.
That's an impressive looking cleaner Roger. I agree about the tools though - it isn't worth all the hassle of fitting them. It would be easier to get another cleaner to do above floor cleaning. :-)
It's OK for carpets and floors, but I would give it a miss for everything else.
I have one that's less than a year old and it already has a fault. The power keeps going on and off, think other people have had this problem too.
❤❤❤ thank you , please can you give me some details about the charger of this aspirateur , i have one aspirateur like the one you are demonstrating , but need a charger
I have the Bosch pro animal vacuum. I am. Very disappointed that every time I have used the machine there is always some grit falls out the bottom. Even if I switch the machine on to pick up this grit it immediately falls out again when I switch off.
Same! First I thought I had some problems with vacume itself but I guess it is designed that was. What a shame
Do the tools attach straight to the body or do you have to use the tube?
Sadly just with the tube
The test run was straight up & down in a line. Any vacuum will need multiple angle runs with hair & rug as they interlock in different ways.
Thanks for telling me. I had no idea.
Roger, I really like your shoes. Going to see if I can find a similar pair.
Elvis had some apparently.
LOL
I take it you used the pet hair head? Don't mean to embarrass you, but it would be unfair on the vacuum otherwise. I dont see why Bosch isn't more popular.
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Is that your new kitchen floor, that's a really nice tile.
No, it's two pieces of spare laminate from my Mum's house.
ibaisaic Well that is some shiny laminate.
it's only good for quick clean up only
should I buy this or the dyson v6 thanks:)
Out of the two, I would go for the Dyson, especially for above floor cleaning.
Thanks for getting back to me. I shall be buying one tomorrow:) cheers
That's not bad for a cordless
rear exhaust filter is terrible to remove, never been thought out, dust does blow out the back, so disappointed with bosch as are very good hand tools. get a shark no such problems
love this product but the batter life sucks
I bought one three and a half years ago. The batteries have now got memory effect, so now will not work the vacuum for more than 6 minutes!
Bosch can put new batteries in it for £170. The machine was only £130 new. So what am I going to do about it? I'll take it to the dump and I will carry on with my 25 years old Panasonic and 20 years old Henry. Both of those cleaners have got plenty of years life in them left.
Battery cleaners, great concept, but in reality,.....crap.
This is poor quality added to a good idea. They are renowned for failing on the brush heads. The twisting motion of the head cuts through the cables the motor in the brush head. The brush head is indeed of poor quality. and the contacts to the brush head often fail. I am ashamed to say i talked 3 friends into purchasing these as i was impressed with it for the first few months. within 14 months everyone of my friends had a faulty machine. Oh yes and you guessed it Bosch did not care in the least. That is with 4 people complaining to Bosch. about 4 different machines all at independent times. Check out my assertions on the net you will find many with just the same problems. It must be Brexit...Joke. With all that, don't touch the made in china Dyson cordless its a plastic can that is as much use as a chocolate fireguard. and is for ever clogging the filter and falling apart. Dyson take inbuilt obsolescence to heart.
Great in the beginning, but after 6 months😢problems with Battery. Would never buy one or anything from this company again😢
I like to rub up and down my furniture.
Why are you wearing shoes. I don t get it
Can you not get over it into something earlier please thank you