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Dual Motor Vacuum VS Single Motor Vacuum

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Dual Motor vs Single Motor

 With a dual motor vacuum cleaner the airflow and brushes are powered by two separate motors. One motor is devoted to loosening the soil and the other motor is devoted to removing the soil.

In a single motor vacuum, if the brushes require more power due to a deep pile carpet the power is generated by reducing suction. Why is this important? Science tells us we can only pull 14.7lbs of vacuum. Our vacuum cleaners create velocity (fast moving air) to suction the soils from our carpet. When you have a dual motor system it ensures that you maintain the maximum velocity/vacuum and get the most soil removal possible.

 

AAA Carpet and Upholstery services all of Wilson County, from Mt Juliet’s Providence area to the small communities of Watertown and Gladeville.

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We are a carpet and upholstery cleaner’s service only. We want our clients to get what they pay for. We realize that you cannot be good at everything. (IE. Duct cleaning, tile and hardwood or janitorial services) As a result of this it is our goal to be great at what we do. We are an IICRC certified firm. This ensures you the client, that we are insured and meet the requirements to maintain most carpet manufacture warranties. We have trained technicians with IICRC. What does that mean for you? We know what should be done to give you the most value for your dollar. 

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