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How a Central Vacuum System Works
A central vacuum system uses tubing installed in the walls of your home to carry dirt, dust and allergens away from living areas to a collection canister in the garage or basement. To activate the system, simply plug in the lightweight hose into the nearest wall inlet of the central vacuum system. (The average home has three inlets.) Then attach your choice of cleaning tools and you're ready to go. The flexible hose lets you move from room to room for fast, easy whole-house cleaning convenience. It's quiet, too, because the power unit is in the garage.
- Central vacuum systems are five (5) times more powerful than a canister or upright vacuum. In fact, research conducted at the University of California at Davis has shown that a central vacuum system provides relief from major allergy symptoms...as much as 61%! Unlike conventional vacuums that can recirculate dust, a central vacuum system removes 100% of contacted dirt, dust mites, dander, pollen and other allergens from the living areas in your home.
- Central vacuum promotes healthier air; it eliminates
the re-circulation of dirty air inside
you living or working space because
the dust and debris is carried through the walls to an out sourced receptacle.
Indoor air pollution is one of the most common problems addressed by allergists
and is troublesome for their patients. Central vacuum systems often are
recommended for removing pollutants. Unlike conventional vacuums that can
recirculate dust, a central vacuum system removes 100% of contacted dust,
mites, pollen, animal dander and other allergens, and is superior to a
conventional vacuum in providing relief from allergy symptoms.
- Central vacuums reduce noise. Typically the central vacuum system is far quieter then the vacuums our parents used, the power unit is located elsewhere the noise will be insulated.
A central vacuum system saves you money by prolonging the life span of your carpeting, drapes and furniture through deeper cleaning. Installing a central vacuum system in your home today can potentially increase the value of your home when or if you decide to sell it.
How a Central Vacuum System Works
A central vacuum system uses tubing installed in the walls of your home to carry dirt, dust and allergens away from living areas to a collection canister in the garage or basement. To activate the system, simply plug in the lightweight hose into the nearest wall inlet of the central vacuum system. (The average home has three inlets.) Then attach your choice of cleaning tools and you're ready to go. The flexible hose lets you move from room to room for fast, easy whole-house cleaning convenience. It's quiet, too, because the power unit is in the garage.
