Central Vacuum Paper Bag System

Using a central vacuum paper bag in a central vacuum provides outstanding motor protection and is the cleanest and most hygienic way to clean out your built-in vacuums. Using a paper or cloth bag insures longer motor life and continual performance. When using a cloth or paper bag unit, the dirt is separated from the air by the bag. This means the air going through the motor is already filtered, thus extending the motor life. There is also no need to vent the unit to the outside because the exhausted air is clean. Using a bag system will allow you to trap even the tiniest dust and dirt particles and as a result your family can breath cleaner air.It only takes 20 seconds to change a bag and is only done 2-3 times a year. Disposable paper bags are also much stronger today and can easily withstand the weight of the dirt and debris. No one wants to deal with the unpleasant foul odors and messy task of cleaning out a bagless system. For an even better filtration some manufacturers are starting to create paper bags that are Hepa Teflon coated. Using a paper or cloth bag along with solid filtration will provide the best protection from dirt, dust, pet dander, lice, fleas & their eggs, dead skin, hair, dead insects, spiders, roaches, rotten food particles, bacteria, germs, allergens and other lung damaging particles. When using a vacuum bag, any central vacuum hardly ever loses suction. The reason for this is because all the dirt, hair, dust, etc. stays off the primary filter, giving the motor a better chance to breathe and run cooler which increases the motor's life.