Rainbow Vacuum Cleaner

One of the main problems with average vacuum cleaners is that they stir and aggravate dust particles. As far as I know the Rainbow vacuum cleaners are one of the only machines that can eliminate this problem. How does it do that?

Rainbow vacuum cleaners are actually designed to purify the air. They suck in the dust that is being stirred up and circulated throughout the room being vacuumed. The dust particles are actually sucked into the machine and trapped in the water with the dirt picked up from the floor. Walk into a room that has been cleaned with a Rainbow and smell the air. Its a pure smell because all the dust has been sucked up.

Another great feature of the Rainbow vacuum cleaners pertaining to dust is that they do not require any vacuum cleaner bags. As I mentioned the Rainbow has a water compartment where all the dirt and dust are trapped and suspended. When you are done vacuuming all you have to do is empty the water into the toilet. This can really save you money over the long run as far as not having to purchase bags. But the main benefit is that vacuum bags are eliminated which can hold tons of dust microns that wreck havoc on people with allergies or have respiratory problems.

I have a friend who had to leave the house every time his wife started vacuuming the house because his allergies bothered him so much. People would be amazed by how much your typical vacuum cleaner stirs up particles in the air even though it appears to be cleaning the surface of the house. When his wife purchased the Rainbow he did not have to leave the house.

I have heard of other vacuum cleaners being able to do what the Rainbow does. The Kirby is quite good at purifying the air because they use special bags. The Hoover is not too bad either at preventing dust molecules from being stirred up. I have found the Rainbow to be the best as it utilizes water which has historically been the best cleaning agent in the world. It has my mark of excellence and I would highly recommend everyone look into finding more about it.

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What to look for before you buy asthma and allergy-friendly products

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Even if your asthma or allergies are under control with medication, keeping your home as free of allergens as possible is always a wise move. And given that about 60 million Americans suffer from allergies, asthma, or both, it’s no surprise that many household product manufacturers now market items, from vacuum cleaners to furniture polish to bedding, as "asthma and allergy friendly."

The notion of such products is appealing, as an extensive body of evidence shows that decreasing exposure to indoor allergens can reduce the risk of an asthma or allergy attack. However, only a small number of these products have undergone rigorous scientific research to find out if they actually live up to their asthma- and allergy-friendly claims.

That said, some products might still be worth a try. Here’s how to determine which ones might be right for you.

Finding Asthma- and Allergy-Friendly Products

One way to find out if a product is asthma or allergy friendly is to look for the seal of approval from the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America (AAFA). The AAFA is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to fighting asthma and allergies.

Under the AAFA’s recently created Asthma and Allergy Friendly Certification Program, manufacturers can voluntarily submit their products for testing, and those that meet or exceed certain standards (set by government or industry or prevailing medical opinion) are permitted to label those items with the group’s certification mark. For a list of certified products, go to www.asthmaandallergyfriendly.com and click on Certified Products.

Air cleaners These devices must reduce airborne allergens below certification levels via a filter and not simply redistribute the allergens. Air cleaners must also not emit ozone. Vacuum cleaners To get the AAFA seal of approval, a vacuum cleaner must remove at least 50% of dust mite and cat allergens from carpeting, even when the vacuum bag is partially full. And it must not generate airborne irritants during bag changing and removal.

To receive the seal of approval, here is what the AAFA looks for:
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A Guide to Rainbow Vacuums in Northwest Arkansas

Only read this review if you want to learn some serious information about Rainbow vacuums in Northwest Arkansas, after reading this you will know just about everything there is to know about Rainbows (good and bad). OK, first of all lets discuss pros and cons of Rainbows vacuum cleaners and why they are so popular. From greatvacs.com

Why Choose Rainbow Vacuums in Northwest Arkansas

1. Rainbow Vacuums last a really long time. My grandfather has a 1942 Rainbow vacuum which still works perfectly. It is not uncommon to see 30+ year old Rainbow vacuums still working great.

2. Rainbow Vacuums don’t lose suction as they fill up with dirt (take that James Dyson). They use water to filter with so as you pick up more dirt your water just gets dirty. They don’t use a bag that would lose suction as it is filled up.

3. Rainbow Vacuums have really good suction. I knew that rainbows had great suction because of all the rave reviews by customers, but I never new how good it truly was. Years ago when I lived in an apartment, a customer who lived near to me wanted to buy a Rainbow vacuum. So I agreed to take the Rainbow vacuum home and they could pick it up at my apartment. When I got home with it I could not remember if anyone at work had tested it. So I plugged the vacuum in and set it on a high traffic spot on my carpet and turned it on. Then I left the room for a minute and came back. When I came back I was SHOCKED (no not by electricity) there was a half an inch of sand in the water bowl AND THE POWERHEAD HAD NOT EVEN MOVED. Wow, these things have some serious power and are powerful cleaners.

4. Rainbow Vacuums seem to work really well with hardwood floors if you don’t have a lot of carpet.

5. Rainbow Vacuums use water to filter with so you never have to buy bags.

6. You can use Rainbow Vacuums to pick up wet spills and water. In August of 2005 we were able to buy nearly a semi truck load of rainbow vacuums. We were really surprised as this had never happened to me before where we had gotten so many. We thought it would take about 6 months to sell them all. Three days later Hurricane Katrina hit and we had already started rebuilding them. Suddenly all the rainbow vacuums flew off my shelves and the orders were pouring in. My poor coworkers and I were working 70 hours a week just working on those rainbows to try and keep up with demand. We had to put people on waiting lists. In a little over a month all the Rainbows were gone. So in that situation people were only buying Rainbow vacuums, no other vacuum’s demand grew. Why? Because they can pick up water and were a great vacuum to clean up the water and dirt left behind after the hurricane. They work great with a Rainbow carpet shampooer as well. A note here: always use your non electrical tool hose when picking up water.

7. Parts are very easy to find for Rainbow Vacuums. They also make after market parts for just about every model. So you can choose from genuine parts to aftermarket parts. Recently a bunch of other water filtration vacuums have come out and they seem to work well but parts are really hard to find for those other models.

8. Rainbow Vacuums have a track record. They have been around for nearly 100 years. You know what to expect from a Rainbow vacuum. With some of these other copycat vacuums, you don’t know what to expect and they have no history.

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You can purchase Rainbow vacuums and the entire Rainbow Cleaning System form our store in Siloam Springs, or complete the form to schedule a demo or call us at 479-373-1056.