Q. It is a stupid question but can a vacuum cleaner suck itself up and where whould the sucked up matter go?
Answer
A vacuum cleaner does not create a vacuum.The motor spins a turbine around so fast that the air flies out of the periphery of the rotor and more air is drawn in to the middle. The big pieces of solid matter are trapped in the bag or canister and the air and microscopic piece are thrown back out into the air.
What would be very useful would be a "mini-black hole" cleaner. That would just suck in more and more matter and that would suck up itself. I have to go back to the laboratory and work a little more on that one. It is getting too heavy to carry around the house, but it sure sucks up the dirt off the carpet, the carpet off the floor, the floor off the foundation....
A vacuum cleaner does not create a vacuum.The motor spins a turbine around so fast that the air flies out of the periphery of the rotor and more air is drawn in to the middle. The big pieces of solid matter are trapped in the bag or canister and the air and microscopic piece are thrown back out into the air.
What would be very useful would be a "mini-black hole" cleaner. That would just suck in more and more matter and that would suck up itself. I have to go back to the laboratory and work a little more on that one. It is getting too heavy to carry around the house, but it sure sucks up the dirt off the carpet, the carpet off the floor, the floor off the foundation....
Vacuum Cleaner Assistance?
halleykat
Can anyone/everyone help me in knowing what to buy as far as vacuum cleaners go?? I am in desperate need to replace the piece of crap that I currently have and are having a heck of a time doing it, for there are oh I don't know millions of them!!! I have a cat, 2 adults & 3 kids so I definitely live in a "High Traffic Household". Also I need one that comes with a hose (not just the floor sucking kind) and lots of attachments cause I like to go against the wall where the kids get dirt in the corners and the cat gets cat litter. I need as much feedback as I can get as to what I can buy. I would LOVE a Dyson, but I don't have a $1000.00 to spend and more like $200.00 (or less). PLEASE HELP!!!
Answer
Think of a vacuum cleaner as an investment, not a disposable which is mostly what you get for $200 or less. Would you rather spend more right now for something that really works for you and not have to buy a vacuum again for 10 years or more, or spend $200 now and have to spend it again every couple of years, and in the meantime not having one that does what you need? I have a Filter Queen that I bought used in 1988 for $500. It's had a couple of tune-ups in that time but still works as well as the day I bought it. I also have one called a Ghibli, which is a little more like a shop vac but very quiet and miles better than your basic Sears shop vac(I bought one of those first and it was such a piece of garbage that I returned it), and I'd recommend it highly. Lots of suction, and the quietness is wonderful.
Stay away from uprights. They're okay for carpet, difficult to use for much else. A canister type does much more, better and easier. Go to a store that sells and repairs vacuums. They often have used top-of-the -line stuff for good prices. They know the products the way someone in Wal-Mart never can so they can help you choose something that works for you.
Christmas is coming. Maybe you can say a good vacuum cleaner is your Christmas present. Not as fun as jewellery maybe but every time you use it you'll be glad you spent the money.
Think of a vacuum cleaner as an investment, not a disposable which is mostly what you get for $200 or less. Would you rather spend more right now for something that really works for you and not have to buy a vacuum again for 10 years or more, or spend $200 now and have to spend it again every couple of years, and in the meantime not having one that does what you need? I have a Filter Queen that I bought used in 1988 for $500. It's had a couple of tune-ups in that time but still works as well as the day I bought it. I also have one called a Ghibli, which is a little more like a shop vac but very quiet and miles better than your basic Sears shop vac(I bought one of those first and it was such a piece of garbage that I returned it), and I'd recommend it highly. Lots of suction, and the quietness is wonderful.
Stay away from uprights. They're okay for carpet, difficult to use for much else. A canister type does much more, better and easier. Go to a store that sells and repairs vacuums. They often have used top-of-the -line stuff for good prices. They know the products the way someone in Wal-Mart never can so they can help you choose something that works for you.
Christmas is coming. Maybe you can say a good vacuum cleaner is your Christmas present. Not as fun as jewellery maybe but every time you use it you'll be glad you spent the money.
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