The average lifespan of a properly
maintained, standard vacuum used among standard circumstances is around eight
years. However, how long your vacuum will actually serve you depends on many
factors – here are some:
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The brand – each vacuum
brand is different in terms of the features offered as well as in terms of
longevity. Some brands are known for offering units that last much longer than
the lifespan specified in the manual, while others are not that long-lived;
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Care and maintenance –
your vacuum can function properly for as long as you want it to only if you
clean and maintain it regularly, or take it to Arvada Vacuum for maintenance and repair. Vacuum cleaners are fitted with special
filters that need to be cleaned or replaced regularly (depending on the filter
type) and the container in which the unit collects dirt needs to be emptied and
cleaned as well – if you neglect these operations, your vacuum cleaner will get
clogged and blocked and break down prematurely;
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Vacuuming conditions –
a vacuum cleaner that is used among harsh circumstances, such as on floors and
upholstery covered in dirt and lint all the time, will obviously give in sooner
than one that is used to suck up a moderate amount of dust once a week. The
contact with liquids can also cause your vacuum to break down.
