Dustbunnies are curious creatures. Made up of all kinds of questionable substances they seem to have a mind of their own, and they multiply - well, like rabbits! The only good thing about them is that they are clearly visible, which makes them easier to hunt. Dust on its own can be much more difficult to tackle - and that's no good because it's creepy stuff! Not only does dust migrate into hard-to-reach places, it is easily made airborne again so you have to be sneaky!   

-       shed bits of human skin

-       animal fur and dander 

-       decomposing insects and their fecal matter

-       food debris

-       lint and organic fibers from clothes, bedding and other fabrics

-       tracked-in and/or airborne soil particles

-       pollen

-       meteorite particles & volcanic ash

-       soot

-       particulate matter from smoking and cooking

-       scant amounts of lead, arsenic, DDT, etc.
        (from sources like volcanoes and industrial processes)

Although household dust will not harm most people, it doesn't take much of these allergenic particles to make some people miserable. Therefore it makes sense to eliminate as much dust as you can (without driving yourself crazy.)

The most effective tool in your arsenal for this task is your vacuum cleaner! A properly equipped model will remove dust from hard surfaces; floor and above. It will also pull up the deeply embedded dust from carpets, upholstered furniture, curtains and mattresses: These "soft" surfaces are where some of the most allergenic materials "live." Using dusting attachments and the correct carpet nozzle is imperative! Furthermore only a "true-sealed HEPA" vacuum has the ability to pick up these particles without releasing them back out as exhaust, or leaking out of body seams. Bagged machines are the most hygienic choice as they minimize your exposure to the captured dust.

Steps to maintain your BAGLESS vacuum at home:

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