Cylinder vacuum Taurus Homeland Cyclone 2 L, Dry, 800 W, Bagless, HEPA, Cyclonic, Blue/Black

The Taurus Homeland Cyclone is a compact cylinder vacuum cleaner for dry cleaning at home. It features an 800 W maximum input power, cyclonic dirt separation and a 2 L bagless dust container. A HEPA filter at the air outlet captures fine particles to help return cleaner air to the room. The cleaner is designed for hard floors and tiles and has a measured noise level of 78 dB.

Advantages

The cyclonic separation system maintains suction by separating larger debris from the airflow before the filter, while the HEPA outlet filter retains microscopic particles. Its 2 L transparent dust container allows visual monitoring of fill level and enables tool-free emptying without direct contact with collected dirt. The compact cylinder design and large wheels provide easy storage and maneuverability around the home. The cable-powered operation provides continuous runtime without battery limitations.

Suitable for

• Regular dry cleaning of hard floors and tiles
• Homes requiring improved air filtration for dust and fine particles
• Quick spot cleaning and routine maintenance of living spaces

Key specifications

• Type: Cylinder vacuum, dry cleaning
• Maximum input power: 800 W
• Cleaning surfaces: Hard floor, tile
• Dust container capacity: 2 L (bagless)
• Filtration: Cyclonic separation plus HEPA outlet filter
• Colour: Blue and black
• Noise level: 78 dB

How to use

Connect the vacuum to mains power and extend the 5 m cable to reach the cleaning area. Attach the appropriate floor nozzle for the surface: the dual-position nozzle is intended for hard floors and delicate surfaces. Move the nozzle slowly across the surface to allow the 18 kPa suction to pick up embedded dirt. When the transparent 2 L dust container is full, remove it following the manufacturer’s emptying procedure to avoid contact with debris, then refit securely before resuming cleaning.

Recommendations

For best results, use the Cyclone on dry surfaces only and check the HEPA filter periodically; replace or clean filters according to the manufacturer’s maintenance instructions. Avoid vacuuming large wet spills or sharp objects that could damage the cyclone or filter system.