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Nutone Vacuum Cleaners

The Nutone Central Vacuum system is a built in appliance that is taking the United States by storm. Unlike a regular vacuum cleaner, you plug the hose directly into any available wall outlet. The cleaning action will start immediately. To shut the system off, you simple take the hose out of the wall. 

This system is a popular one as there is no bulky, heavy machine to carry around. A Nutone system is built directly into a person’s home, which can actually increase the selling value of the house.  

The Nutone Central vacuum is powered by the central vacuum power unit. The 0140 Watts- bag version comes in one model, the VX1000. The deep cleaning motor picks up much better than a regular vacuum cleaner. Since the unit is exhausted outside of the house, all dirt, dust, danger and other allergens are transported outside. This makes your indoor living space much cleaner. There are indicator lights that indicate when the bag becomes full and needs changed, and there is a unique shut down feature that will automatically shut the system off so that the bag does not rupture.

When you do need to change the bag, you simply open up the front-facing door and remove the bag. The unit automatically closes the door when the bag is removed, trapping all the dirt and dust. 

A newer series of vacuums has been developed by Nutone, called the VX. This system claims to be quieter and smaller than other models. It fits better in tighter corners and the motor unit doesn’t take up as much space. There is no external muffler on the VX, which leads to a quieter motor. Customers can choose from 3 different sized motors- the  VX475, which is the smallest of the three, and comes with a 2-year warranty. The VX550 is the middle-ground unit, and is bought with a 4-year warranty. Those who want the most power will opt for the VX1000, will enjoy an 8-year warranty on one of the most powerful vacuums you can buy. All three come in either bag or bagless units, and can hold from 6 to 8 gallons of dirt and debris. 

A unique specification of the Nutone Vacuum is the ability to clean out the system from the inside. As time goes on, some dirt can build up along the inside of the pipes in the central system. For this, you can buy Tornado cloths, which are special towels that are suctioned up into the central unit to pick up trapped debris along the walls. This helps keep your vacuum functioning at its peak performance and efficiency.  

Other accessories include freshening tablets that can help your freshly cleaned area smelling great. Although the Nutone comes with basic accessories, such as the floor tool and upholstery tool, you can purchase other kits from $40 up to the $300 range. The Nutone vacuum system is an excellent addition to any home, in terms of value and efficiency.


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