Do not breathe deeply when vacuuming without a suitable filter. But a filter is not only essential for you, but also for your vacuum cleaner! Whether for the exhaust air or the engine, a filter is always an advantage. Not all, but most vacuum cleaners have two different types of filters. Both filters have different functions and tasks. We are happy to explain the differences to you more closely!
What is a hepafilter

Hepafilters are made of a mixture of fiberglass and paper. To stabilize the filter, this mixture is incorporated in a plastic housing. This prevents the air stream from squeezing the fins of the filter apart during suction, thus reducing filter performance. Hepa filters usually have their place at the back of the vacuum cleaner (where the exhaust air flows out). Thus, the filter ensures that even the smallest dust particles do not get into the air. A good filter also ensures your well-being! For example, with strong sensitivities (allergies) to house dust, animal hair or even house dust mites. Changing the Hepa filter depends on how often and how much you vacuum in your home. But at the latest, if you notice an unpleasant smell of the exhaust air, that is a clear sign to change the Hepafilter. Unless it is on the full vacuum cleaner bag.