Why and how is indoor air quality better with a central vacuum?

Indoor air quality is essential for health and well-being. However, it can deteriorate during cleaning, particularly with traditional vacuum cleaners, which often release particles back into the air. Central vacuum systems offer a sustainable and effective solution for maintaining a healthier environment. Here's why.

No dust released into living areas

The main unit of the central vacuum cleaner is installed away from living areas, in a garage, basement, or utility room. The air that is sucked in is filtered and then expelled outside the living areas, preventing any dust or microparticles from being released indoors. The result is cleaner air and a lasting feeling of cleanliness throughout the home.

Reduction of allergens and micro-particles

Allergens such as dust mites, animal hair, mold spores, and pollen are often too fine to be completely captured by a conventional handheld vacuum cleaner. Thanks to powerful suction and an effective filtration system, central vacuum systems capture and remove these particles, contributing to a healthier environment, especially for people who are sensitive or allergic.

Deep cleaning power

Equipped with powerful motors, central vacuum cleaners deliver consistent suction performance, even over long distances. This power allows for deep cleaning of carpets, rugs, and fabrics, removing dust and invisible pollutants that accumulate there. As a result, your home is not only cleaner on the surface, but also healthier overall.

Reduced secondary pollution

Handheld vacuum cleaners can sometimes release fine dust particles that they do not fully capture, causing rapid recontamination of the ambient air. Central vacuum systems, on the other hand, greatly reduce the risk of secondary pollution thanks to their strategic location.