Quiet Equipment (Vacuum Cleaners, Hair Dryers, Lawn Mowers, etc.)

Rhea

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Apr 30, 2013
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2004
Hi all,

I mentioned this briefly on another thread, but I just wanted to say over the last 6 months I have hunted down quieter electrical equipment to make life a little easier...

I now am in possession of the world's quietest hair dryer, vacuum cleaner and kettle :) I can honestly say all three have really been a great help - I can now vacuum whenever I want, dry my hair with a hair dryer rather than waiting hours for it to dry naturally, and I can now stay in the same room when the kettle boils rather than hiding in the lounge until it finishes!

If anyone is interested in the makes/models etc, I will be happy to share. It would also be nice to hear of any other suggestions for quieter stuff that anyone else has come across.

Rhea x
 
Vacuum = Bosch BGS5SIL2GB Power Silence (66 dB) - yes it really is only 66 dB!

Hair dryer = Panasonic Quiet Silent EH-ND52 Hair Blow Dryer Blower (49 dB) - I didn't think there was anyway a hair dryer could be only 49 dB... and I was right, it's about 70 dB BUT still the quietest hair dryer I have ever used.

Kettle = Russell Hobbs 20460 Buckingham Kettle - Stainless Steel - no dB advertised but I can tell you it is a hell of a lot quieter than any kettle I've had before and I measure it about 69 dB on my dB reader.

:) Hope that helps!
 
Has anyone found other quiet vacuum cleaners? Thinking about getting a robot so that I can do it when not home?
 
I just, after 24 years, decided to use hearing protection when vacuuming. I have a Kenmore, and it is very powerful and loud, but I never thought of wearing hearing protection until now.
 

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