The big vacuum cleaner
A vacuum cleaner is a must-have appliance today. We all rely on our vacuum cleaner to protect our homes from dirt and dust, although the way we do it from time to time does not really concern us with the efficiency of this vacuum cleaner.
Before the creation of electric vacuum cleaners, cleaning the house was a tedious task. At the time, floors had to be cleaned with brushes, mops and brooms. Carpets and carpets had to be removed from the ground, hung out and struck to remove dust. Doing things that way took a lot of time and effort and caused a lot of health problems.
Previous inventions of non-electric floor cleaning devices greatly facilitated house cleaning. People began to look for ways to improve the efficiency of these machines, which made it possible to invent all types of machines.
Throughout the 100-year history of the vacuum cleaner, many improvements have been made. The very first electric vacuum cleaners were created in the early 1900s. In 1908, Hoover Company built the first electric vacuum cleaner that also used a cloth filter bag and cleaning accessories.
In the years that followed, many models and models were created, each varying in weight, size, suction power, performance and others. With all the models that came out, the vertical vacuum remained to be the most popular.
The latest vertical vacuums available today will greatly facilitate cleaning. They are very light and versatile and come in models with or without bag. They also include tools that will help you remove dust from curtains and upholstered furniture, or even protect you from hard-to-reach areas.
By having a bagless vacuum cleaner, you will never have to buy a bag. When it's time to empty the dust bin, you can empty it directly into your trash.
You will want to do it in your yard or on the street to prevent dust from entering your home. If you suffer from allergies, it is best to stay with a bagged unit. With packaged vacuum cleaners, dust will stay in a sealed bag and when filled, you can easily get rid of it without being exposed to dust.
