Almost every person who has looked for a vacuum cleaner has heard of the Eureka bagless vacuum. Although Eureka was bought by Electrolux Home Products in North America in 2004 the name is still very well known.
Eureka was founded in 1909 by Fred Wardell and the Eureka brand continues to be one of the most recognized vacuum companies around the world. Eureka is available throughout North America and is also available in 44 nations.
In today’s market there are several different options a purchaser has if they are looking for a Eureka bagless vacuum. The company currently has 4 different brands to choose from including the Eureka, Electrolux, Sanitaire and Beam and over 130 different bagless vacuum models.
Included in those models Eureka offers canister vacuums, upright bagless vacuums, hand held vacuums, home built in systems and several commercial products.
The Eureka bagless vacuum is also designed to be eco-friendly but it does this without sacrificing their product. A Eureka bagless vacuum uses 33 percent less energy than your most prototypical upright vacuum. Like most vacuum companies Eureka bagless vacuums also use the HEPA filters which are washable and reusable, this is done as part of their concern for the environment. Unlike most vacuum companies the packaging that is used to store the Eureka bagless vacuum is completely recyclable.
The Eureka bagless vacuum is also concerned with saving power. There are available products to chose from that are cordless. This not only helps out the environment and saves money in electricity costs but also makes it a lot easier to vacuum your apartment, condo or house.
One product for the Eureka bagless vacuum comes to mind if you are concerned about pet dander and other allergic problems. It’s the new Capture upright vacuum. This vacuum collects 100 percent of the dust and pollens located in your house and will collect 99.9 percent of allergens and bacteria located in your home.
If you are considering purchasing a Eureka bagless vacuum then you are probably making a wise decision. Any vacuum that is dedicated to the environment but also wants to keep their product working at full capacity is a winner in my books.