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The first vacuum cleaners were designed to be bagless. They used a common cloth or fabric material which needed frequent cleaning to collect the dust and dirt.In the 1940's the first vacuums using lined paper bags appeared. They were superior to the fabric “dump out” cloth or fabric material because the dirt was easily disposed of. Rather than clean the cloth or fabric, the user simply replaced a disposable bag with a new one. This prevented unhealthy dust cloud poofs and eliminated the task of …

Welcome to the Bank's Insider Newsletter Archive. Our goal is to keep you informed on everything clean, healthy and fun about vacuuming and floorcare. Our Newsletter also provides helpful advice and tips to keep your vacuum products working properly and efficiently. Sign up today and be sure to tell your friends & family that Bank's Vacuum truly is your BEST Vacuum Value! Remember, these Insider Offers and Special Notices are archived and expired. If you'd like the most recent Insider N …

The Bank’s Vacuum team of experts has prepared a list of the 5 most common vacuum myths and facts to help our customers. The brief list is based on our staff’s 70+ years of vacuum cleaner manufacture training, continuous education, longstanding industry knowledge and experience. Vacuum Myth 1. The Amp Rating on the motor determines the performance of the vacuum. Wrong, It’s a Myth. The Amp Rating on the motor has absolutely nothing to do with the performance of the vacuum.Most vacu …

Bank's Vacuum takes pride in being the biggest and best in the industry. After over 70 years in the vacuum business, we've seen many changes. One consistency however, is the fact that we've remained independent to all manufacturers and committed to our customers. We continue to recommend the best and most innovative vacuum cleaner and floor care products-not just the highly advertised brands. While many of our competitors choose to carry only one or two popular brands, and of course claim these …