Mastar Vacuum MAS-2007VC (Mastar Warranty)

Mastar Vacuum MAS-2007VC (Mastar Warranty)

• Power electric control on body
• Telescopic tubes
• Dust full indicator
• Hidden cord retractable button
• Washable filter beg

Your Way to a Healthy Home - Vacuum

While housekeeping may not be your favorite pastime, the fact that it’s good for your home and your health makes it a priority. But that doesn’t mean it should take all your time. The right vacuum cleaner makes it easy to protect your home’s value and your family’s well-being. Learn how to perform this necessary task as efficiently as possible.

Is vacuuming really that important? In a word, yes! You wouldn’t dream of wearing the same clothes every day without washing them, or continuously eating off the same unwashed dishes. So why treat your home’s various surfaces any differently? 

Regular vacuuming not only keeps your floors clean and your carpets looking great, it also helps to minimize the dust mites and bacteria that can thrive in your home. Mastar offers vacuums that have more suction power than conventional cyclonic vacuum systems—and they maintain that power even after extended use. Extra suction means extra protection for your family from harmful dust particles and mites.

The Features That Will Protect Your Family

Several other features of Mastar vacuums can help you keep your home clean while making the task itself as pleasant and efficient as possible:

• Quiet design—A feature of power level controls to reduce noise that create the high-pitched whine generated by so many vacuum cleaners.
• Easy to empty—Dust receptacles are easy to remove and empty without spilling.
• Washable filter—A washable filter traps micro particles such as dust and allergens to keep them out of your home’s air.
• Stylish design—The entire line of vacuums boasts sleek, modern design—a nice plus in a product that will become a regular part of your home environment.

Achieve a Deeper Clean

Now that you know why it’s important to vacuum, and what features to look for, here are a few tips to improve your efficiency so you can get back to more exciting pursuits:

• How often?—The answer depends on how much traffic each area of your home receives. High-traffic areas should be vacuumed daily or twice weekly, while other areas may need to be vacuumed only once a week. Frequency will also depend on factors such as the size of your family, the terrain around your home, and whether you have pets.
• Choose the right accessory—Most vacuum cleaners come with a variety of attachments and accessories for different surfaces. Don’t let them gather dust! Use the carpet attachment for carpet and the bare floor attachment for hardwood and tile. You’ll be amazed at the difference.
• Change direction—Like a beautifully mown lawn, your carpet should show a crisscross pattern by the time you’re finished. Switching direction ensures that you collect more dirt, and also keeps the carpet pile from matting.
• Get creative—You may purchase a vacuum primarily to care for your floors, but it has many other uses around your home. Use it to increase your refrigerator’s efficiency by periodically vacuuming the condenser coils and fan (always disconnect power first), or to give your mattress a good surface cleaning to help reduce dust mites and bacteria.

With the right vacuum and just a few minutes a week, you’ll ensure that your home is a safe and healthy place for you and your family to spend time together.

Save Energy – Save Money



Energy Savers provides homeowners with tips for saving money and energy at home. By following just a few of the simple tips here in the Energy Savers guide section of the website, you can make your home more comfortable and easier to heat and cool -- while you save money. We bring you the latest information on energy-saving, efficient technologies. We even give tips for using clean, renewable energy to power your home.

Right in your own home, you have the power to save money and energy. Saving energy reduces our nation's overall demand for resources needed to make energy, and increasing your energy efficiency is like adding another clean energy source to our electric power grid.

This guide shows you how easy it is to cut your energy use at home. The easy, practical solutions for saving energy include tips you can use today -- from the roof and landscaping to appliances and lights. They are good for your wallet and for the environment -- and actions that you take help reduce our national needs to produce or import more energy, thereby improving our energy security.

Some of the tips are simple to do. Others require more effort and investment, but promise big savings over the years.

We encourage you to check out the tips and make improvements that will contribute to your energy bottom line and make our planet healthier and cleaner!

Save Energy And Money Today

An energy-efficient home will keep your family comfortable while saving you money. Whether you take simple steps or make larger investments to make your home more efficient, you'll see lower energy bills. Over time, those savings will typically pay for the cost of improvements and put money back in your pocket. Your home may also be more attractive to buyers when you sell.

A lot of energy is wasted through leaky windows or ducts, old appliances, or inefficient heating and cooling systems. When we waste energy in our homes, we are throwing away money that could be used for other things. The typical Malaysian family spends at least MYR 600.00 a year on home utility bills. You can lower this amount by up to 25% through following the Long Term Savings Tips in this guide.

The key to these savings is to take a whole-house approach -- by viewing your home as an energy system with interdependent parts. Taking a whole-house approach to saving energy ensures that ringgit you invest to save energy are spent wisely.

Tips To Save Energy Today

Easy low-cost and no-cost ways to save energy.

• Install a programmable thermostat to lower utility bills and manage your cooling systems efficiently.
• Turn things off when you are not in the room such as lights, TVs, entertainment systems, and your computer and monitor.
• Plug home electronics, such as TVs and DVD players, into power strips; turn the power strips off when the equipment is not in use -- TVs and DVDs in standby mode still use several watts of power.
• Lower the thermostat on your water heater to 48°C.
• Take short showers instead of baths and use low-flow showerheads for additional energy savings.
• Wash only full loads of dishes and clothes.
• Air dry clothes.
• Check to see that windows and doors are closed when heating or cooling your home.
• Drive sensibly; aggressive driving such as speeding, and rapid acceleration and braking, wastes fuel.
• Look for the ENERGY STAR® label on light bulbs, home appliances, electronics, and other products. ENERGY STAR products meet strict efficiency guidelines set by the Suruhanjaya Tenaga