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Carpet Cleaning Machines
By Peter Vermeeren
With the invention of Carpet, the invention of a Carpet cleaning machine was not far away. The first
hand held Carpet cleaning machine was designed and tested in the 1860’s in Chicago, while the first
power operated vacuum machine was invented in the early 1900’s by an English man named H. Cecil
Booth.
At around the same time as H. Cecil Booth’s invention, a man by the name of James Murray Spangler
came up with his own vacuum cleaner invention, which he later sold to his cousin Hoover. As you well
know, Hoover has become one of the most prominent names in the vacuum cleaning machine
business and is certain one of the most popular household names in the western world.
The vacuum cleaner was heralded as a blessing in disguise for many housewives, whose weekly task
it was to keep the house clean. Initially, vacuum cleaners were only capable of sucking up dust and
dirt, but with modern technology inventors were soon capable of designing a wet-cleaner that can
steam carpets and kill germs.
Carpet was capable of covering the floor of a house, flat, or bungalow and keeping peoples feet warm
in winter. Initially, people needed to sweep their floors, or carpets, but with the invention of the vacuum
cleaner, people could easily detract the dirt and dust from their carpets with less effort. It was also
realized that businesses, apartments and corporations would need someone to clean their carpets too,
so the invention of the commercial carpet cleaners was next.
Essentially, the vacuum cleaner op