I live in a 35ft Fifth-wheel Camper and i'm struggleing to find a Small vacuum that dose a good job taking care of my carpets.
I just bought the Sharp cordless it has two batteries and is cordless, I really love it
I use a vacuum called the shark at work and in my own home. They are battery operated and need to be charged but they work well in small spaces if you get the high powered ones!
Hi, okorder ... Hope this helps.
You clearly do not understand the nature of that which you speak. You are insisting in applying human terms to that which is not human. On human terms space is a vacuum, which by definition contain nothing. But in physics terms space is a something through which all things, including energies, must pass. In this case space can indeed be bent by a sufficiently large gravitational force. When this happens anything which passes through this space will follow a curved path with respect to the curvature of the space but will follow a straight path with respect to itself. This fact has been proven using the light from a distant star, and observing the curvature as the light passes beside a nearer star, the gravitational field of which bends space, causing the light from the distant star to bend. Thus, the image of the distant star appears in a different (but predictable) position than it would have had the near star not been present. However, bending space cannot be done by scientists, because scientists cannot generate gravity. The bending of space can only be observed as it occur naturally, when space is 'bent' by the gravitational field of a star.
