On average, vacuum cleaners’ manufacturers recommend changing your vacuum’s filter every 3-6 months. And although these filters are fairly inexpensive, some people may find changing them regularly a nuisance and be tempted to ditch their filters altogether! But can you vacuum without a filter? Vacuuming without a filter is possible but not recommended. Without a

Vacuum cleaners save us so much time, but buying multiple vacuum types for different purposes is expensive. For example, you may already have a shop vac but not a regular vacuum cleaner and wonder if you can use the shop vac to vacuum your house. Well, it depends on what you are going to use

Is your home due a renovation job, and you are wondering if you can vacuum plaster dust? Well, it depends… You can vacuum plaster dust as long as you use a shop vac. Never use a regular vacuum cleaner, especially one with a HEPA filter, as it will quickly clog and put a strain on

Did you know that over 14 million US households own a robotic vacuum cleaner? Robot vacuums are so convenient and compact, and I can only predict that more and more Americans will buy one as time goes on! But what about those households that do not have an internet connection? Can you use a robot

Nowadays, most of us are too busy to sweep our homes, meaning that more households than ever now rely on vacuum cleaners. But what if you already have a shop vac and not a regular vacuum?  Can you use your shop vac as a regular vacuum to do your daily house chores? And are there

Do you love working on metal projects?  Though they are fun, these kinds of projects produce metal shavings and dust all over the floor. Cleaning up this material is a must to avoid health hazards, but can you vacuum metal shavings?  Yes, you can vacuum metal shavings as long as you use a shop vac.

Vacuuming should be a regular chore in every household. But not many realize that vacuuming the couch should also be included in their routine! So, how often do you need to clean your couch with a vacuum? Let’s take a look at frequency along with tips on how to clean it properly 🙂  How Often

Did you know that the technology to create quieter vacuum cleaners exists but we don’t always use it? That’s right. Vacuum cleaners are loud on purpose (unless you are experiencing an issue with your vacuum). Here is why: Product sound design engineers alter the auditory features of vacuums to make them sound a certain way.