, but they’re quickly making a name for themselves in the vacuum market.
Electricity and liquids don’t mix!You should never suck up even a small amount of liquid, unless you’re using a. wet and dry vacuum.
Don’t be tempted to vacuum broken glass that’s combined with spilt drink or other fluids.. Large Pieces of Glass Can Damage Your Vacuum.While small shards of glass (probably) won’t damage a modern vacuum cleaner, big shards or large quantities certainly can.A few of the potential risks include:.
Ruin the motor..While this is unlikely if the filters and bags are properly installed, any glass that manages to enter the motor could cause permanent damage.. Damage the filters.
Shards of glass can shred the foam filters of your machine.
This could reduce the effectiveness of the machine’s filtration..Unlike regular charcoal, activated charcoal is a porous material.
To achieve this, charcoal is treated to make it fracture with tiny holes and passages..This property means that even a tiny amount of the carbon structure has a huge surface area for absorbing bad odours.. And when we say huge, we really mean it!.
According to Think Crucial, there are over 500 metres of surface area in a single gram of activated charcoal.That’s a massive area for such a small amount of material!.
(Editor: Modern TVs)