Using A Canister Vacuum Cleaner
Aug 26th, 2008
Prior to the 1950’s, the only vacuum available was a canister vacuum cleaner. The suction handle and delivery hose are separate part from the canister that collects the debris. In the late 1940’s, the Hoover Company designed a machine where the collection canister became a bag that was connected to the handle, and the motor was put on wheels.
While the concept of an upright vacuum was an innovative one, many people have left the canister vacuum cleaner behind since the more modern invention. As with most new technology, consumers tend to flock towards the new and quickly forget about the old However, the canister vacuum cleaner still has its place in a home. For that reason, companies are still manufacturing the older canister model of a vacuum.
Benefits To Using A Canister Vacuum Cleaner
In many customer reviews, consumers claim that the upright vacuum cleaners lack the suction that a canister vacuum cleaner can deliver. While companies claim this is not true, the most invaluable reviews and ratings come from customers themselves. In addition to less suction, upright vacuums are extremely difficult to use on a set of stairs. A canister vacuum cleaner is perfect for use on a set of stairs, as it is extremely versatile and mobile. It can move in more ways than a standard upright vacuum cleaner can. Because it has this mobility, it is also better for use in small places, like the edges of floors and in vehicles.
Negatives To Using A Canister Vacuum Cleaner
However, there are several drawbacks to using a canister vacuum cleaner. The first is that wear and tear is harder on a vacuum cleaner of this type. An upright vacuum cleaner is not broken as easily as a canister vacuum cleaner. If the hose is ripped or torn in the canister vacuum cleaner, it is unusable.
In addition to the wear and tear, a canister vacuum cleaner is often times more cumbersome to the user than an upright vacuum cleaner. The user must watch out for the cord, keep the hose straight, and tote the canister behind them on top of everything else, all while trying to clean the floor as much as possible. For some people, this is just impractical. For example, this type of cleaning would not be effective or efficient for someone looking for a commercial vacuum cleaner. But for others, these are small prices to pay for the added suction and versatility that a canister vacuum cleaner offers.
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