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Windsor Vacuum Cleaners

Just as consumers shop for vacuum cleaners for their homes, companies need vacuum cleaners for their place of business to keep it clean and attractive for potential customers. Generally they shop for commercial vacuum cleaners because they are more heavy duty and can cover larger areas. One of the leading companies for the development and production of commercial vacuums is Windsor Industries.

Windsor Industries is based out of Englewood, Colorado. They have been in business for more than 35 years, and their constant attention to quality vacuum cleaners is one of the main reasons why they are considered a top brand for commercial companies and businesses. In addition, Windsor Industries is focused on green living, and they are working hard to incorporate green into their products.

There are a variety of different models of vacuum cleaners made and distributed by Windsor.  One of the newer models is the Chariot, and it offers businesses a number of different features that make it perfect for cleaning in large facilities such as hospitals, schools, and more.  A major feature is the ultra-tight turning radius, which allows the vacuum to be turned around 180 degrees in a space that is just under five feet. Many businesses find it well worth their money since it can scrub and steam clean carpet in addition to general vacuuming if you have the correct attachments.
Another popular Windsor vacuum is the Flexmatic.  It is an upright vacuum that looks similar to what you would find in someone’s house, but it is designed to handle the frequent and long-term use required of a commercial setting. Businesses find it useful since it is lightweight, easy to maneuver, and is ergonomically friendly when carrying from one location to another to clean. In addition it has a filtration system that is highly efficient and reduces much of the dust and particles in the air.

Also popular due to a high efficiency filtration system is the Sensor XP by Windsor. Its efficiency rating is very high as it traps 99 percent of dust, pollen, and other particles in the air. For facilities such as hospitals, providing the highest level of cleanliness is important and this Windsor model provides it. The Sensor XP is an upright vacuum that is lightweight and easy to move around. Businesses can choose what brush width – 12, 15 or 18inches – they desire when purchasing this model. In addition, the Sensor XP has a built-in sensor inside the brush that detects the height of the surface it is being used on.  It then automatically adjusts the height of the brush to the appropriate level. This is one of the reasons why the efficiency level is so high.

For commercial companies and businesses in need of a vacuum, pricing Windsor models is worth the time and effort. Not only do they provide excellent results when used, but they also have the durability to withstand the frequent use required to make a facility clean and inviting for customers.


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