Bagles Vacuum Cleaners

Vacuum cleaner manufacturers are getting a little dirty in their approach to convert the consumer to either the traditional bagged unit or the newer bagles units. Back in 1993 Dyson came out with the first bagles vacuum cleaner which had a clear casing so you could see all the dirt, dust and debris. In the beginning bagles models where a tough sell, but today Dyson has a healthy share of the vacuum cleaner market.

Dyson contends that the bagles vacuum is more efficient and suction power remains constant because the airflow is unobstructed. It works by making the air stream spin. The dirt and debris are then subjected to centrifugal force which causes the dirt and debris to be separate and be thrown out of the air, which in turn leaves the air flow unobstructed. In addition to the constant suction power bagles units can be equipped with a HEPA filter filtration system. Cleaning of a balges unit is relatively quick and easy with no need to buy any bags.

Manufacturers of the bagged style vacuum, contend that the bagles units are very dirty, and if you have any allergies or are sensitive to dust you should stay away from the bagles vacuum cleaner.

If sales are any indication, bagles units are the choice of consumers with over 75% of vacuum cleaners sold being bagles.