Water vs Bags
Vacuums that use bags and filters lose efficiency with each use
When dirt and dust pass through a bag or filter, they can clog the holes that allow air to flow through them.
Less airflow means less cleaning ability
Filters have to be replaced regularly, and still send germs, bacteria and dust back into the air you breathe. Sufferers of breathing disorders are especially vulnerable. This can make any vacuum very expensive over time.
Bagless systems do not work
Systems with collection bins still rely on filters to catch particles of dust and dirt that escape from the bin. These clog just like any other bag or filter. Example: You are vacuuming and you notice a piece of lint. You go over it but it stays on the carpet. You check: you have suction, but no airflow. You pick up the lint, throw it into the hose and continue to vacuum. If your vacuum cannot pick up a piece of lint, it is not picking up dirt either. The bag would be heavier if it were actually getting the sand and dirt out. Have you seen the dirt left under your carpet? You must have AIRFLOW to clean efficiently.
| WATER | BAGS |
|---|---|
| WATER IS HEALTHYWATER IS NATURALWATER DOES NOT CLOGWATER IS FREEWATER IS EASILY AVAILABLEWATER RETURNS CLEAN AIRWATER CLEANS WITH 100% EFFICIENCYWATER IS CLEAN & EASY TO DISPOSE OF | BAGS/FILTERS CREATE GERMS AND BACTERIABAGS ARE MANUFACTUREDBAGS/FILTERS CLOGBAGS/FILTERS COST $$$BAGS/FILTERS ARE HARD TO FINDOUTDATED FILTERS POLLUTE INDOOR AIRBAGS/FILTERS LOSE EFFICIENCYBAGS ARE MESSY AND SMELLY |