Vacuum Bags Versus Vacuum Filters

Vacuum Bags

There seems to be a lot of hype surrounding the new bagless vacuum cleaners. The facstOEM filter bags are engineered to provide optimum fit, filtration and suction in the application. The materials are first quality and filters are manufactured with the latest technology for optimal performance. Generic filter bags may be of good quality but are generally targeted at budget customers and often sacrifice performance to ensure a low price. In backpack vacuums, for example, an OEM bag can be reused several times, while most generic bags will not stand a second use.

 

- Amps and Suction Fact: 12 amps is the maximum allowable amperage for upright vacuum cleaners. Some manufacturers use a rating system to indicate a vacuum's cleaning ability - this number can easily be confused with the amps. To verify exactly what the vacuum offers, check the unit's patent plate (generally located on the base of the unit). This will indicate the true motor amperage. Combined together, a unit's amps, suction and the power of its rotating brush are the true indicators of how well a cleaner lifts dirt from the floor. -

 

Bagged Versus Bagless Consumers today continue to search for products that effectively complete chores more quickly and easily than ever before. Thanks to advances in technology and trends in the industry, consumers in the market for a new vacuum now have an alternative. Traditional upright vacuums that collect dirt and debris into a paper bag are still a popular choice among many consumers. However, the recent introduction of bagless vacuums is gaining widespread appeal. One example is the Dirt Devil Vision, which was designed with a clear dirt container that easily removes for hassle-free emptying. There are no bags to change or buy. And because the dirt container is see-through, consumers can see when it's full and how much dirt is being picked up.