Who invented the vacuum cleaner?

!±8± Who invented the vacuum cleaner?

How many inventions over the years the invention of the vacuum cleaner is also a great debate about who was surrounded in the first vacuum cleaner. We must go back to the point of trying in 1800, and to understand what people in their homes, and how they went to clean up.

First, we are able to one of the oldest and best known devices in 1860, when David Hess came up with a way to be a problem, the housewives were using at the time resolve. These days peopleused carpet on the bare wooden floor to try to keep the dust reduces to a minimum. Of course all the dust left on the carpet and the only way out was to hang the belt and beat with a stick. Soon after came the beater, the tennis racket like.

However, there was only David Hess, who thought there must be an easier way to make cleaning the carpet, and he came with a carpet sweeper, a rotating brush with a bellows system that had put the suction power is available. Is or was this an "emptyclean? The machine consisted of two water chambers, which collected the fine dust and particles. The only problem with this invention is that there is no evidence that has ever been produced.

Then came Melville Bissell, the name sounds familiar if you know the cleaner that came with a carpet sweeper picked up dirt and deposited it in a pan behind the sweeper head.

But it was not until 1899, when what was the first "motor" can be described as cleanwas invented by John Thurman and was some years before Hubert Booth in London came up with the first electric vacuum. The only problem was that the emptiness is so great that it was at the back of the trailer outside the house and a very long tube to do the cleaning was carried out was saved.

Over time, most inventors had a go at coming up with Ultimate Cleaner and one that could be used at home without too many and it was portable. Then came James Spangler in 1908with the vacuum cleaning device. This cleaner proved extremely popular and for some reason he sold the patent to William Hoover. Yes, the man's name has become synonymous with household cleaning. The fact that the name Hoover had been a testament to how well and were popular beginning of detergents and almost 100 years later, the vacuum can still be best described as a clumsy, noisy piece of hardware. Although the innovative design as the Dyson and the next generationRoomba robots begin to give us an idea of what we can expect the 21 Century empty.

Who is responsible for the invention of vacuum cleaner, which I think there are many, would be proud to know that the principles remain the early stages of their projects still in the vacuum in millions of homes around the world.