Wet and Dry Central Vacuum Systems:

• Clogging is not a concern with wet and dry central vacuum systems. These systems handle water during spillage or cleanup processes without risking pipe blockages.
• The minimal dust content in water ensures smooth operation.
• Maintenance is straightforward: You can clean the pipe system by vacuuming water from a bucket through the hose. In fact, wet and dry units are the only ones designed for this purpose.
  
  

What Is a Central Vacuum?:

• A central vacuum system comprises a power unit installed in a garage or storeroom. It connects to a 50.8mm PVC pipe network running throughout the house, terminating at wall inlets.
• These discreet wall inlets, similar in size to standard light switches, allow you to insert a lightweight, flexible hose for efficient cleaning of all surfaces in your home.
  
  

Drainvac’s Distinctive Features:

• Wide Range of Products: Drainvac is a globally recognized brand offering an extensive product lineup.
• Large Canisters: Drainvac units boast some of the largest canisters available for central vacuum systems, reducing the frequency of emptying and maintenance.
• Bag or Cyclonic Bagless Systems: Choose from large-capacity bagged or bagless cyclonic systems.
• Versatility: Drainvac’s specialized vacuum units cater to both residential and commercial needs.
  
  

The Drainvac Automatic Self-Flushing System:

• The Drainvac Automatic is an environmental marvel. It directly connects to water pipes and sewer drainage in homes or businesses.
• How it works:
  • When the vacuum is turned on, water sprays at the dust entry point. Dust settles to the tank’s bottom.
  • A sealed valve keeps the tank closed during vacuum operation.
  • After 15 minutes, the vacuum stops, and the tank self-drains into the sewer for 10 seconds.
  • The cycle repeats as long as the vacuum runs.
  • When turned off, the water drains completely, leaving the tank clean.
    
    

Practical Uses of the Drainvac Automatic:

• Beyond regular household cleaning, the Drainvac Automatic shines in various scenarios:
  • Spa Emptying
  • Clearing Blocked Sinks, Baths, or Toilets
  • Carpet and Couch Washing
  • Car Seat Cleaning
  • Windowsill Washing
  • Garage Floor Cleaning
  • Handling Spilled Liquids
    
    

Maintenance Tips for the Automatic System:

• Since water only travels through the hose and pipes when picking up liquid, occasional cleaning is necessary.
• To clean the hose, vacuum clean water from a sink and then let the vacuum run for 10 minutes to dry it out.
  
  

Central Vacuum Longevity:

• Central vacuums are built to last. Many come with lifetime warranties, requiring minimal maintenance.
  
  

Benefits of Central Vacuums:

• Improved Air Quality: Central vacuums remove dust and allergens more effectively, enhancing indoor air quality.
• Reduced Noise: The power unit is typically located away from living spaces, minimizing noise during cleaning.
• Effortless Cleaning: No heavy vacuum to carry—just connect the hose to the wall inlet.
• Superior Cleaning Power: Central vacuums provide thorough cleaning for all floor types.