There are 2 main types of equipment available on the marketplace for manual level cleaning at home – bag vacuum cleaners and non-workable. Although at first glance they look rather similar, they disagree in design, mode of operation and convenience of regular vacuuming. What are the differences, advantages and disadvantages between them? How do bag and non-work vacuum cleaners work? Bag vacuum cleaners usage interchangeable bags as the main component collecting dust and pollution. These bags service as a filter at the same time, stopping dust particles inside the device. That way, the air coming out of the vacuum cleaner is just clean. After filling, replace the bag with a fresh one. In contrast, each non-work vacuum cleaner has a dust container (most frequently transparent) alternatively of a bag. Collected impurities go into a sealed tank that can be easy emptied after cleaning. Filters in these devices are reusable but require frequent cleaning (e.g. under moving water) or possibly replacements to keep performance. In technological terms, both types have akin suckling power, although the way it is maintained may vary. In the case of
