Suction Power
Commercial vacuum cleaners boasts of a powerful suction level; however, not all commercial vacuums have the same power. Considering the amount of mess and the type of debris you often clean, opt for a model that offers you the best and most well-rounded suction performance.
Cord
The length of the cord plays a very important role especially when cleaning large rooms or areas where power outlets are far apart. The standard cord length for vacuum cleaners ranges from 35’ to 40’ but larger rooms with scarce power sources could require longer cords. However, if you want to eliminate this problem all together, opt for a cordless vacuum model.
Bag Capacity
Compared to household vacuum models, units designed for commercial use require a larger bag capacity. Opting for a smaller capacity bag leads to more downtime emptying the bag throughout the cleaning service and bagged vacuum units mean changing and buying more replacement bags as the bag gets full.
Hose Diameter
The hose diameter is important in keeping the cleaning service as quick and efficient as possible. Also, the size of the hose can play a significant role in the amount and size of debris the vacuum cleaner can handle. So for heavy-duty cleanup, opt for a vacuum model with a larger hose diameter.
Noise Level
Using commercial vacuum cleaners in public spaces such as hotels and offices means disturbing people around you. Taking this into consideration, opt for models omit low noise levels or choose a unit that allows you to actively change power settings for quiet, normal, and more powerful cleaning.
The Cleaning Institute
