Are you building a house and wondering whether to install a central vacuum cleaner, since you plan to use a robot to clean the floors?
Central vacuum cleaner installations can be installed at little cost just at the stage of house construction, and this will allow you to clean your new space very effectively and efficiently. Only a central vacuum cleaner guarantees the irreversible disposal of dust, since the air sucked in during cleaning does not return to the living areas. Only a central vacuum cleaner guarantees such suction power that allows you to effectively clean the corners of the floors, the gaps under the floorboards and even the hearth of the fireplace.
The robot will not vacuum narrow, small, hard-to-reach spaces, the car, will not clean the stairs, the robot will not overcome the threshold or any similar barrier, get blocked on the fringes in the carpet, etc. The robot will not effectively remove pet hair, and even if it could clean from dawn to dusk, but can't because it needs to recharge its batteries, it will still clean our house at the end of the day with poor results. In addition, it requires frequent maintenance: emptying the tiny dirt tray, cleaning the wheels, rollers, cleaning brushes....
Central vacuum cleaner
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While a central vacuum cleaner is virtually maintenance-free - this is the case with aeroVac central vacuum cleaners. This means that you don't have to look into it more than once every six months to dispose of the collected garbage. The filters in aeroVac vacuum cleaners are reusable, you only need to rinse it under running water once every few months. It works quietly. Thanks to the high suction power, the house is cleaned more thoroughly and quickly, and you use the vacuum cleaner less often and have more time for yourself.
So to the question, should you install a central vacuum cleaner system? As much as possible, yes. You can buy the unit later, and connecting it later with the installation done will be a snap even for a layman.
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