From wet/dry shop vacs for home use to industrial wet dry vacuums, there are many applications in which a vacuum cleaner is needed that can remove dry dust and debris as well as water and other liquids from an area. For consumer use, a wet/dry vacuum is a great way to clean up one’s deck or patio on the outside of their home. Exposed to the elements, Continue reading
Explosion Proof Vacuum image courtesy of Nilfisk Industrial Vacuums.
Most people don’t have to worry about explosions happening when vacuuming their living rooms, unless maybe their dust bag is old or way too full. The kind of blast that we’re talking is not the burst of an overused bag, Continue reading
Even if you’re not an asthma or allergy sufferer, you can reap the benefits of HEPA air filters, or High Efficiency Particulate Air filters, which are used in HEPA vacuum cleaners. These filters must meet a standard capture rate of 99.97% of all airborne contaminants 0.3 microns and larger. This ultra fine air filtration is important to reduce the health risks of inhaling dust, which is particularly problematic Continue reading
Portable vacuum cleaners are highly maneuverable units that can lift dirt, dust and other debris, including wet particles in the case of wet dry vacuums, out of carpet and upholstery and off hardwood floors and other surfaces. Any American lucky enough to be blessed with a steady regime of Continue reading
Commercial vacuum cleaners are used in office buildings, schools, hotels, hospitals and other non-industrial settings where frequent cleaning is necessary. Janitors or professional cleaning companies are employed Continue reading