A new type of vacuum interrupter

At the time I started this house cleaning business, the vacuum interrupter with their tools-on-board were relatively new. When I saw my first bright orange Germanic-made machine at the supply company, I fell in love and knew this was one means to stand out from the other cleanup services. Imagine my glee as I seemed.

Over this sleek machine with the HEPA filter, dual engine and furniture arm that might allow me to complete a room with no the additional time and power needed to interrupt my routine and retrieve a canister.

This was a huge investment in my situation at the time, but I understood I could offset the cost with reduced cleaning time and acquire more customers by telling my personal prospects about it unique vacuum interrupter.

The future of the vacuum interrupter

These features were important to prospects as so lots of people in my city had allergies and asthma and were concerned concerning the additional dust floating through their home by the most common vacuum interrupter.

One feature of this commercial brand vacuum interrupter that I was looking forward to was the 50ft cord that would allow me to vacuum whole sections of the house before having to re-plug. You know what I'm talking about; you just have a small section left to vacuum interrupter by the back windowpane and the cord will not really reach. This is

so frustrating that sometimes you end up not completing that section just because you do not want to take time to re-plug for that little area. I knew this would be a problem when I started hiring employees for the my house cleaning business.

This great vacuum lays level to vacuum interrupter under beds and tables; what a time-saver! Soon after I started making use of the vacuum interrupter in client homes, I realized another benefit. Those darn paper clips, rubber bands and other small objects that normally rattle around in other vacuum interrupters are sucked right in and immediately deposited in the vacuum bag. No more broken fan blades with no more stopping to get the vacuum head working again.