Central vacuum cleaner

A central vacuum cleaner is like a big, powerful vacuum that is attached to your house. It is not like the vacuum cleaner that you push around and plug into the wall. Instead, the central vacuum cleaner is located in a special place in your house, like the garage, basement or utility room. The vacuum cleaner has a long hose and a nozzle that you can use to suck up dirt, dust, and other debris from any room or area of your house.

The central vacuum cleaner works by sucking air through pipes that are installed in the walls of your house. These pipes are connected to a powerful motor that creates suction. When you plug the hose into the wall socket, the motor starts up and the suction pulls dirt and dust through the hose and into a large container, which is usually located inside the central vacuum cleaner.

The central vacuum cleaner is convenient to use because the hose is long and flexible, so you can move it around easily. You can also use different attachments depending on the type of cleaning you want to do. For example, you can attach a hard-floor tool to clean tile or wood floors, or a brush tool to clean carpets and upholstery.

The main advantage of a central vacuum cleaner is that it gives you more cleaning power than a regular vacuum cleaner. The suction is stronger, which means it can pick up more dirt and debris. The central vacuum cleaner is also quieter because the motor is located outside the living area of the house. This means you don't have to listen to the noisy vacuum cleaner while you're cleaning.