Hoover: Experts, Not Only in Vacuum Cleaners
Hoover is a leading manufacturer of vacuum cleaners of the same name. James Spangler gets credit for the development of the first Hoover vacuum cleaner. He was not a scientist, just as an asthmatic who did not like to constantly breathe in the dust from carpets. He sent the assembled vacuum cleaner to his cousin, Susan Hoover, who began to produce it with her husband under their name in 1908. Her goal, to get a vacuum cleaner into every household, has since then been fulfilled. Since 2015, Hoover has also offered large home appliances. All Hoover products combine a high degree of innovation, state-of-the-art technology, and original design.
Hoover Vacuum Cleaners
Hoover manufactures bag, bagless, upright and hand-held vacuum cleaners. The highly efficient bag and bagless Hoover vacuum cleaners have easily washable EPA filters. The vacuum cleaners' Airvolution™ technology with centrifugal force also drains even the smallest dust particles. Hoover upright vacuum cleaners allow network operation, or operate on a battery that lasts up to 120 minutes. The hand-held vacuum cleaners boast up to 20 minutes of use per charge, and you can comfortably clean the entire interior of your car.
Hoover Washing Machines and Dryers
With Hoover washing machines, including the All-In-One dryer, you no longer have to sort the laundry according their colours and materials - easily and safely wash all of your laundry without having to sort it. For people with sensitive skin and children, there is a gentle Aquaplus feature that adds more water and more efficiently dissolves the laundry powder. Hoover dryers are also gentle on wool garments, which is proven with their Woolmark certification. Wi-Fi models can be conveniently controlled from anywhere via the mobile application.
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Hoover is a leading manufacturer of vacuum cleaners of the same name. James Spangler gets credit for the development of the first Hoover vacuum cleaner. He was not a scientist, just as an asthmatic who did not like to constantly breathe in the dust from carpets. He sent the assembled vacuum cleaner to his cousin, Susan Hoover, who began to produce it with her husband under their name in 1908. Her goal, to get a vacuum cleaner into every household, has since then been fulfilled. Since 2015, Hoover has also offered large home appliances. All Hoover products combine a high degree of innovation, state-of-the-art technology, and original design.
