Trisa Staubsauger Comfort Clean T3788 Review by Marlene: Long Cable, Strong Suction, HEPA Filter Test
Review summary Staubsauger Comfort Clean T3788
This review of the Trisa Staubsauger Comfort Clean T3788 praises its powerful suction, excellent for both carpet and laminate. The extra-long cable reduces outlet changes. The HEPA filter keeps air clean. The only downside is the lack of a protective bumper. Great maneuverability and value for money.
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What Marlene thinks
Tired of constantly switching the cable when vacuuming? I've got something for you. Hi, I'm Leni and today I'm testing the Trisa Comfort Clean for Expeerly. The suction power is really impressive for a frugal 700 watts. Whether it's carpet or laminate, it picks everything up. My highlight: The cable is super long. I can vacuum almost the entire place without changing the power outlet, and thanks to the HEPA filter, the air stays nice and dust-free. Only downside: When you quickly pull it behind you, the plastic can sometimes hit the table leg. A rubber protection ring would have been really nice here. My verdict: Maneuverable, powerful, and absolutely fair-priced. It's worth it.
Frequently asked questions
What is the wattage of the Trisa Comfort Clean T3788?
The Trisa Comfort Clean T3788 operates on 700 watts.
What is the cable length of the Trisa Comfort Clean vacuum?
The cable of the Trisa Comfort Clean vacuum is long enough to cover almost an entire place without changing the power outlet.
Does the Trisa Comfort Clean T3788 come with a HEPA filter?
Yes, the Trisa Comfort Clean T3788 comes with a HEPA filter which keeps the air clean and dust-free.
Does the Trisa Comfort Clean T3788 vacuum work on different floor types?
Yes, the Trisa Comfort Clean T3788 is effective on different floor types including carpet and laminate.
What is a disadvantage of the Trisa Comfort Clean T3788?
The disadvantage is that the vacuum's plastic body can hit table legs when quickly pulled behind.
