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Who Invented the Vacuum Cleaner?
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Vacuum Cleaner Service
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How to Stop Hose Collapse in a Vacuum
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Replacing Hoover Valve Seal
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The Best Vacuum Cleaner for Pet Lovers
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What is the Best Vacuum for Wood Floors?
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What is the Best Central Vacuum System?
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The Best Vacuum Cleaner for Allergy Sufferers
Should You Get a Bagless Vacuum Cleaner?
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Interstate Vacuum Cleaners

Interstate vacuums were originally produced and patented by the Interstate Engineering Corporation, and they are responsible for the creation of the compact vacuum. Both Interstate Engineering Corporation and Interstate Electronics, a sister corporation, were owned by Interstate Aircraft. Their first manufacturing plant opened in El Segundo California in 1937. These vacuums were originally made to clean the Howard Hughes Company aircraft fleet during the nineteen forties. Due to their success at cleaning the aircraft, and the fact that the company already had the necessary tools and dyes for the vacuums, these machines were sold to the public by door to door salesmen starting in 1946.

The compact vacuums were only sold by the salesmen; but in 1949, the Revelation vacuum cleaner was introduced to retail outlets and was only available there. The compact vacuums designed and patented by Interstate Engineering Corporation were also featured as prizes on a nineteen fifties game show called "Queen for a Day." Throughout the years, the Interstate Engineering Corporation has moved several times, merged and been sold, and it now exists in two different companies run by descendants of the founder of Interstate Engineering Corporation. The two companies operate under the names of Tristar and Air Storm, and sell vacuums based on the original compact vacuum model. The Interstate Electronics Company is still in business today.

The design of the vacuums sold by Tristar has changed little since their patenting, with only the motor and internal components changing, not the external assembly. The Tristar Company has many different vacuum models, including the EXL, PN5, C6 and C7. The company has canister and compact models for home and business use. The Mg series of Tristar vacuums are designed to bring ease to cleaning by providing cyclonic action and consistent power for all types of cleaning and use. The cyclonic action allows the Tristar cleaner to keep dirt and dust from clogging the filters as it pushes the debris away from the filter, not into it.

Another product form the Tristar company is the ProStar unit, which is designed to remove dust and dirt that become embedded in hardwood floors and carpeting over time. The unit has three brushes that act in simultaneous motion to pull ground in dirt out of the carpet and to wax and polish hardwood floors to a beautiful shine. Tristar offers a set of cleaners that aim to rid a house of dust mites and allergens, greatly improving the health of the home and the individuals living within. In addition, the Tristar Company has introduced air filtration systems to compliment the use and production of their vacuums. The HEPA filtration system reduces airborne allergens by 99.97% and can remove particles down to three tenths of a micron. That is one hundred times smaller than the diameter of a human hair. The system also uses a charcoal filter, which reduces odors, chemical agents in the air, pollutants, and even smoke from the indoor air. The system is called PureStar and is rated for use by allergy sufferers and those who have asthma.


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