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Stuff.tv
20-05-2025
- Stuff.tv
This Eufy robot vac is unlike any other thanks to this excellent addition
I've tested far too many robot vacuums. And as much as I love the machines, one of my big gripes is that sometimes you could do with having a manual cleaner around, like a stick vac. But what about for tougher stains? This new Eufy vac is unlike any other, thanks to this excellent cleaning addition. The new Omni E28 robot vac's party trick is a detachable portable deep cleaner. It's the world's first robot vacuum that lets you rip off a deep cleaner and go rogue on carpet stains or your sofa. Alongside it, there's also the Omni E25 – a more conventional robot vacuum with a focus on mopping. Read more: Best cordless vacuum cleaners in 2025 for tackling every mess This new feature, powered by Eufy's FlexiOne tech, turns what's usually a passive roving cleaner into a kind of cleaning Transformer. One minute it's roaming your living room, the next you're wielding the detachable base station water tank to tackle stains. It's unlike anything I've ever seen, and should be powerful enough to remove tough stains on furniture, stairs, carpets, and more. Of course, it's still a robot vacuum at heart, which means it wheels around with 20,000Pa of suction power. The E28's DuoSpiral brushes are smart enough not to tangle themselves into knots every time they meet a hairball. There's also a CornerRover Arm that extends to deal with those pesky edge bits. On the mopping side, the HydroJet system can scrub 360 times per minute with a double scraper setup. All the while, it's pushing down 15N of pressure to properly scour your floors like it means it. Let's not overlook the cheaper E25, though it definitely plays second fiddle in this double act. It keeps things a bit more traditional, but still benefits from the same monstrous suction and the HydroJet mop system. While it lacks the detachable cleaner magic, it'll still do a solid job if you're after something a little less fancy. The Eufy Omni E28 is available from today for £999/$1000 directly from Eufy or Amazon UK and US. If the detachable deep cleaner doesn't do it for you, the E25 is also available for a slightly more palatable £849/$900.
Associated Press
17-05-2025
- Business
- Associated Press
Top Rated Sole Ellipticals For Affordable Home Gym Workouts: New Models Launched
These new elliptical machines from SOLE Fitness (866-780-7653) provide an accessible, low-impact solution for individuals seeking to improve their cardiovascular fitness from the convenience of a home gym. Salt Lake City, United States, May 16, 2025 -- SOLE Fitness has now introduced an updated version of its entry-level elliptical machine, E25, which is now equipped with a power incline feature to promote increased resistance and greater workout versatility. Priced under $1,500, the machine offers 20 adjustable incline levels, enabling users to tailor their cardiovascular workouts for improved effectiveness—all within the comfort of their home gym. More information can be found at The pandemic changed how people work out, according to GoodFirms' research - more people now prefer exercising at home instead of going to the gym. Walking and running are still the most popular cardio activities - but elliptical machines are becoming more common because they're easier on the joints, and can be used for an effective full-body workout. SOLE Fitness created the E25 as an affordable option for people who want to add quality fitness equipment to their homes. The E25 comes with a 7.5-inch backlit LCD screen that shows all workout data clearly and has a built-in tablet holder where users can place their devices to watch shows or follow workout videos. The machine also features a USB port for charging devices and Bluetooth speakers for a more convenient workout experience. 'Each one of our fitness products comes standard with hundreds of fitness video classes covering basic to advanced routines, a spokesperson adds. Our videos maximize your training routines with help from our professional fitness trainers.' The E25 offers seven pre-programmed and two user-defined workout routines. Its 20-pound flywheel allows for smooth resistance through each movement, giving users a natural motion similar to running or walking. SOLE Fitness sells the more advanced E35 model for $1,699.99, which features a heavier 25-pound flywheel for better stability. The E35 has more workout options with 10 pre-programmed and 12 user-defined routines. It also comes with a 10.1-inch touchscreen. The company's premium E9X series starts with the E95 at $2,099.99 and goes up to the E98 at $2,799.99. The E98 includes commercial-grade parts suitable for heavy home use or small gyms - and the top-tier models have more resistance levels, better ergonomics, and advanced console features. Interested parties can learn more at Contact Info: Name: Inquiries Email: Send Email Organization: SOLE Fitness Address: 56 Exchange Pl., Salt Lake City, UT 84111, United States Website: Release ID: 89160263 If there are any deficiencies, discrepancies, or concerns regarding the information presented in this press release, we kindly request that you promptly inform us by contacting [email protected] (it is important to note that this email is the authorized channel for such matters, sending multiple emails to multiple addresses does not necessarily help expedite your request). Our dedicated team is committed to addressing any identified issues within 8 hours to guarantee the delivery of accurate and reliable content to our esteemed readers.
Miami Herald
30-01-2025
- Health
- Miami Herald
Bald eagle siblings killed by bird flu within days of each other in Florida, tests show
The back-to-back deaths of two beloved bald eagle siblings stunned the thousands of people who tuned into the livestream of their nest in Florida. Now, biologists have shared they both died from bird flu. The bald eaglets, known as E24 and E25, died within 36 hours of each other, McClatchy News previously reported. Moderators of the Southwest Florida Eagle Cam Facebook page told their more than 270,000 followers that E24 showed 'signs of distress' before collapsing and dying Jan. 26. The Clinic for the Rehabilitation of Wildlife received permission to collect E24's body from the nest the next day, and biologists said they 'found E25 bright and alert with no signs of stress.' The team said it didn't have permission to pull E25 from the nest, and the bird even avoided the staff member sent up there, so they left the eaglet alone. Fans mourned the loss of the 43-day-old E24, only to be hit by a second piece of bad news less than two days later. The early morning of Jan. 28, E25 started having seizures before falling out of the nest, moderators shared. 'This is uncharted territory for our cameras and viewers,' they wrote. The wildlife clinic returned to the site and collected E25's body, then found out Jan. 29 that both birds had tested positive for avian flu. 'The current strain of avian influenza is a highly pathogenic form of the H5N1 virus which has caused devastating losses in the birds it affects,' the clinic shared on Facebook. 'While some birds, such as waterfowl, can shed the virus while remaining asymptomatic, other species, such as birds of prey, are highly susceptible and can succumb to the disease rapidly, as we witnessed with the eaglets in this nest.' The eaglets likely got sick by eating an infected bird, according to Jessica Comolli, the organization's research and medical director. With the two chicks now dead, the focus turns to the adult eagles, M15 and F23. 'We also need to understand that this disease progresses very rapidly in raptors,' Comolli said in a news conference broadcast by WingsOfWhimsy on YouTube. 'I would say the next one to two weeks is a very important time to watch these animals for any signs of deterioration.' She added the adults have more robust immune systems than the chicks, and it's possible they already have antibodies protecting them. Those monitoring the nest on the livestream are now tasked with reporting any signs of sickness in the adults to proper wildlife officials. 'It was such a privilege to have been able to watch these two hatch and grow together,' one member of the Southwest Florida Eagle Cam commented. 'It is so concerning for the adult eagles but I will remain hopeful they pull through and can continue to thrive.' The U.S. is in the midst of a bird flu outbreak affecting the poultry and dairy industries, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The illness is considered widespread in wild birds, and as of Jan. 28, more than 11,065 wild birds had tested positive for avian influenza. The eagle nest is in North Fort Myers.
