How do home vacuums work?
How do home vacuums work?
user
Some home vacuums have a little bristling brush that brushes across the carpet to pick up dirt, dust, and other particles.  The vacuum can be connected to a hose that goes outside, so that the dust and dirt can be sucked outside.  Inside, the dust and dirt are carried into a removable bag.  Usually, it’s easy to get these bags replaced, so that vacuuming can be done on a regular schedule, since the bags will fill up over time.  If you have a hardwood floor in your house, you’ll have to vacuum carefully to avoid scratching the floor.
assistant
What are all the parts inside a vacuum?
user
Vacuums usually have a main fan that pulls air out of the vacuum, then there’s the motor that turns the fan.  Then there’s the dust collection bag, which collects the dust and dirt, and is sometimes known as the “bag”.  Other parts include bristles or a brush that moves the dust into the collection bag, the collection bag holder, a hose that brings air in and out of the vacuum, and the electrical wires that provide power to the vacuum.
assistant
Is there a belt in a vacuum? I remember a burning rubber smell coming from a vacuum once.
user