Choosing the Right Professional Vacuum Cleaner for Home Use

A Professional Vacuum for Home Use?

Have you seen it too? That large, hairy spider measuring 12 cm wide with sharp mandibles? There's no way it could fit into a household vacuum... It's highly likely it would cling to the handle and crawl up the vacuum towards you... How horrifying!
And with a professional vacuum cleaner, do you think that could happen? If it can suck up plaster, it can surely turn that monster into dust. Everything that passes in front of it is attracted like a magnet: wood shavings, sharp glass pieces, gravel, sand, ... Forget the cheap vacuum or that wonderful revolutionary cordless vacuum that only holds a charge for a year.
Go back to the basics with a vacuum that absorbs everything and adapts to any situation.

DIY with Cleanliness

The professional vacuum cleaner with a bag is equipped with a high-performance motor (or multiple motors) for dust removal and liquid suction.
It must be robust, powerful, and capable of handling significant flow rates on both tile and carpet. It's an essential tool when cleaning your chimney or working in enclosed spaces.
To choose the right professional vacuum cleaner, check that it includes stainless steel extensions and a sufficiently long hose. The tank should be made of non-magnetic stainless steel, and it should have a filter for clogging prevention. A good power rating for a wet and dry vacuum is around 1500 watts maximum. It should suck up about 60 liters per second to be effective, and if possible, have a semi-transparent hose to better see where it might be clogged.
Additionally, make sure it comes with multiple suction attachments to clean different surfaces.

Accessories You Shouldn't Forget

Among the attachments, you'll find the chrome flat nozzle and the round brush nozzle. For home use, your professional vacuum can be equipped with a carpet brush and a tile brush. For water, the scraper nozzle is quite suitable.
A professional vacuum usually requires a vacuum bag and different filters.
In addition to the primary polyester filter, you can install a cotton filter with a collar or a clogging prevention filter that inflates the filter while stopped.