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The Red Commercial Sanitaire Vacuum Cleaner Makes History
Sanitaire Heavy Duty Blue vacuum cleaners were first offered to consumers in the 1950s. Then, in 1972, Eureka launched the Red Sanitaire products for commercial users after repeated requests from dealers. The commercial cleaning industry was still relatively small at the time as most hotels, businesses, schools and healthcare facilities were independently managed with on site cleaning crews.
(PRWEB) June 19, 2006 -- Sanitaire Heavy Duty Blue vacuum cleaners were first offered to consumers in the 1950s. Then, in 1972, Eureka launched the Red Sanitaire products for commercial users after repeated requests from dealers. The commercial cleaning industry was still relatively small at the time as most hotels, businesses, schools and healthcare facilities were independently managed with on site cleaning crews.
Sanitaire commercial products helped the early commercial cleaners save time and money while giving them top cleaning performance and durability. Cleaning crews got more “mileage” out of these new commercial products because they were built to last. Some innovations made it possible to switch out parts, maintain the products without taking them in for service, and provide filtration and eliminate bags.
Sanitaire commercial vacuums and products have been serving commercial cleaners for 30 years. These long-lasting vacuums are durable and service parts are readily available and cost efficient. Some cleaners have been using the same Sanitaire vacuum for 20 years.
The Eureka Company knows the importance of creating hardworking products that end users find convenient and easy to use and, with the Sanitaire commercial line, The Eureka Company has created affordable and durable cleaners that live long and work hard.
The innovative history of Sanitaire Commercial:
1976 - Chrome Steel Round Brush Roll
1979 - Dirt Cup developed to replace filter bag
1982 - Quick-Kleen™ Fan Chamber
1986 - Micron Filtration available on Sanitaire
2000 - True HEPA Sealed filtration
2003 - Sanitaire line expands beyond vacuums
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