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When I started my house cleaning business, I had a business plan and goals. One of those goals was to be known as a professional service with top paying clients. Establishing a business plan helped me define who these top paying clients were and how I would win them as my clients.
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The military designed the first HEPA filter in the 1940s for use
in the Manhattan Project, when safety from free-floating nuclear
material was a primary concern. Today, HEPA air purifiers are
very widely used to remove dust, pollen, mold, bacteria, and
other airborne particles. They are perhaps the most
tried-and-true method of air cleaning to date. The
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We're often asked: How often should I change my vacuum cleaner bag?
The answer - there is no set answer. But there are some easy guidelines to follow.
First, understand that vacuum cleaners work by moving air through the machine, and that movement is air is what picks up the dirt. When that air movement is restricted - such as from a nearly full vacuum bag - your performance suffers greatly.
As a rule of thumb, plan on changing the vacuum bag once a month. However, you may need to change it sooner if one of the following conditions exist in your home:
(1) Your home is over 2000 Square foot and has lots of wall to wall carpet.
(2) You have installed new carpeting, which will 'shed' for many months.
(3) You have pets such as cats or dogs, which will 'shed' forever.
Open the compartment and check the bag the next few times you vacuum - when it's 50 to 60 percent full, it's time to change it. After doing this for a while, you'll begin to 'get a feel' for how often to change vacuum bags based on YOUR home and needs.
http://www.vacuum-outlet.com/bags/index.html
This article copyright 2005 Kevin Haynes - all rights reserved.
About The Author
Kevin Haynes has been working in the cleaning industry for almost two decades, and currently works with Vacuum Outlet.