Above Floor | Vacuum Cleaner

How Upright Bagless Hoovers Works?

Tuesday, July 22nd, 2008 by admin

Upright bagless hoovers are cyclonic vacuum cleaners which the handle and the cylinder are attached. In this technology removes dirt and dust by combination of sweeping and vibration but there is no filtering system. Instead of bag, the intake air cycle in the cylinder and dust is forced out of the air and fall down in bin.

There are numerous styles and designs of vacuum cleaners on the market today, and the upright bagless vacuum cleaner is more popular. The ability of a vacuum cleaner to pull dust and dirt from a carpet is only part of the equation in choosing a new vacuum cleaner, as the ability of the unit to collect the dirt and keep it from blowing back into the room is a key to a quality unit. As bags become full they tend to lose their suction power and many consumers believe the upright bagless hoovers offers a distinct advantage in maintaining their suction longer.

Considering how vacuum cleaners are designed, some believe the upright bagless hoovers offers more suction and the need to change a dirty bag has a certain appeal to many consumers. However, there is at least one filter in upright bagless hoovers that still has to be cleaned or changed in order to maintain its efficient operation.

The ideal cleaner has an efficient pick up system with a large fan close to the head that contacts the carpet and the floor. Initial design has the suction going directly through the fan blades, creating an efficient suction method to pull the dirt into the dust bin, with or without a bag. When the bag gets full, the efficiency of suction is diminished, something doesn’t happen with upright bagless hoovers.

. There are two types design of upright bagless hoovers:

• Dirty-Fan / Direct Air
• Clean-Fan / Indirect Air

In dirty-fan upright bagless hoovers, the fan is mounted close to cylinder and the sucked dust passes directly through fan into the cylinder. The air path is shorter and with small amount of power can suck the dust up to the cylinder. However, for “above-floor” suctioning is less efficient because of long hose. In clean –fan upright bagless hoovers system, fan is after cylinder and dust doesn’t suck up directly through the fan, it first passes by cylinder through air stream to the fan. These types are more efficient for “above floor” and carpet both. Another type of cleaners which ease to use are hoover canister vacuum cleaners.