Canister Vacuum - A Versatile Cleaning Tool
By Jim Kesel
A canister vacuum is named so as a result of the vacuum motor being mounted on a drum or canister where the dirt and dust is collected. Canister vacuums have a hose attached to the canister which then is attached to a wand that has a cleaning tool attached to it. This cleaning tool may be powered to provide energy to the beater bar or rotating brush that is used to clean rugs or upholstery. In many ways the canister vacuum is ideal for cleaning just about any surface in your home or even in your car or truck. Normally the canister vacuum is pulled around the home or office by its hose to reach the areas to be cleaned. Wheels are normally attached to the canister vacuum to make this movement easy.
The canister vacuum does a good job of removing dirt, dust, allergens and pathogens with its HEPA filter. Sweeping are deposited in the canister in either a bag or are capture in the canister itself for easy removal. Suction power is generally higher on canister vacuums due to there design. Higher power canister vacuums can literally suck up and hold a bowling ball off the floor. This high rate of suction removes more dirt than ordinary upright vacuum cleaners. In addition canister vacuums have a higher rate of durability and dependability. If you need an all around vacuum cleaner then you should invest into a quality canister vacuum.
James Kesel,MS is the publisher of the Vacuum Cleaner Information website providing information on all vacuum cleaners including Kirby, Dirt Devil, Romba, Dyson and Eureka Vacuum cleaners.



