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除螨也要高逼格开包戴森V6 Mattress手持吸尘器

2016-3-4 16:15| 發布者: 家電魔方| 查看: 219942| 评论: 0

　　俗话说眼不见为净。意思就是只要没看见，就可以认为干净",也可引申为心里不以为然，但又没有办法，只好撇开、不管。我们的生活有多少这种不以为然？看不见的，就干净了？

　　还真不是。就拿家电产品来说，确实有一些产品是在做着让你我的肉眼看不到的工作，而他对你的健康又十分重要。比如空气净化器、净水机、除螨吸尘器等等。他们处理的对象，都是我们看不到的PM2.5啊、重金属离子啊、尘螨啊等等。今天我们就来说说这款戴森V6 Mattress手持除螨吸尘器！

　　Mattress的意思是床墊、床褥。從命名我們就能看出，這款戴森V6手持式吸塵器的主要功能是清理床墊的。What？沒聽錯吧？床墊也清理，閑的蛋疼嗎？以前只聽說過床上、被子、枕頭上除螨的概念。床墊……細想想，或許有必要吧。戴森給出的說法是，當人們在床上活動時，塵螨的排泄物會被揚回到空氣中。（哦？床上活動，這個詞兒好，發揮空間很大，你懂的！）小至PM0.3的顆粒物會被輕易吸入體內。許多人沒有意識到他們的過敏症可能是由塵螨的排泄物引起的。而这款戴森V6 Mattress就是为此而生滴！

　　機身外觀上，戴森V6 Mattress采用白色为主搭配红绿，科技感十足的设计风格与枪型的机身搭配，是不是很有逼格？这样的造型设计，再加上本身4斤左右的重量，用戶单手就能够轻易操作使用。在開關上方的這位置，內置的是戴森專利第六代數碼馬達。強勁的吸力由它來驅動，據說馬達轉速高達110000次（十一萬），也就是每秒1833轉。

　魔方君上來就把電動床褥吸頭給裝上了。畢竟是該款的主打功能嘛！該吸頭配備尼龍材質的硬毛刷，能深入床褥表面並攪動纖維，讓塵垢和過敏原無所遁形，在吸塵器的強勁的吸力下“束手就擒”。寬嘴床褥吸頭能確保您輕松觸及床墊的每一個角落，帶來360度無死角除螨體驗。

　注意看這兒，當看到這款戴森V6 Mattress的第一眼，魔方君的注意力其实是在这个类似于电子涡轮增压器（俗称蘑菇头）的装置上的。戴森称其为雙層多圓錐氣旋技術（2 Tier Radial™ Cyclone），15個氣旋分兩層排列並同時運作；每個氣旋都經過全面的優化改造，帶來更強勁的氣流與離心力，就連最微小的過敏原也難以逃脫。魔方君數了一下，還真是一圈15個管道……

　　這個一鍵清空集塵筒，使用起來很方便。只需輕輕向下撥動按鈕，桶蓋自動彈開，就能將集塵筒內的塵垢傾倒幹淨，無需替換塵袋或進行任何繁瑣的操作。

　　这款戴森V6 Mattress适用的房间面积是100㎡以下。充满电连续工作大约20分钟左右。听上去感觉时间好短。但它的清洁效率高啊，吸力大，不需要无谓的重复操作，三五分钟就可清理完毕了。

　　怎麽樣？是個好東西吧！如果您還沒看夠，想進一步了解这款戴森V6 Mattress的实际使用效果，就請您继续关注家電魔方的后续試用評測文章。我们将在近期推出，敬請期待！

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