Question

How does a vacuum carpet cleaner work?

Answer 1

Inside a vacuum cleaner is a vacuum that sucks in the air through the hose and out of fans. The vacuum has a filter preventing anything but air from getting in. Some vacuums have broom like fibers on the bottom spinning to help pick up things from a carpet. Many of those vacuums have settings to vacuum without spinning the fibers on the bottom for tile use. Most Vacuum cleaners also have a hose with attachment to clean spaces the bulky cleaner can reach otherwise. Most cleaner are wired and some still use bags rather a tank.

Answer 2

regular vacuum cleaners are able to remove surface dust only, carpet steam cleaners go deep into the base of the carpet and the carpet fibers to eliminate dirt from the roots. ... Even tiling and toilet corners can be effectively disinfected using these steam cleaners.