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2. Central vacuum cleaner - Wikipedia

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   Central vacuum cleaner. Central vacuum installed with an air inlet. Antique central vacuum inlet located in a dining room at Château Dufresne ( Canadian Register of Historic Places, c. 1918) Typical central vacuum cleaner power unit for residential use (North America) A central vacuum cleaner (also known as built-in or ducted) is a type of ...

3. Is Your Vacuum Cleaner Making Allergies Worse? - WebMD

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   One study found that some vacuum cleaners throw fine dust and germs back into the air, where they can set off allergies and spread infections. But don't stop vacuuming forever! Most good vacuums ...

4. The Best Ways to Clean Your Vacuum - WebMD

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   Compressed air for dusting. Pipe cleaners for reaching difficult spots. Cloth to wipe down your vacuum. Spray cleaner or mild dishwashing soap. Broom handle to clear the hose of clogs. Gloves to ...

5. Disc Desiccation: Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment - Healthline

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   Takeaway. Disc dessication is the dehydration of discs between your vertebrae. Symptoms may include stiffness, weakness, and pinched nerves. Treatment options include medications, injections, and ...

6. The Stomach Vacuum Exercise: How To Do It Right - Healthline

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   Option 2: Standing up. You can also do the stomach vacuum standing up, which is another popular way of doing it. Stand straight with your hands on your hips. Take a deep breath in through your ...

7. Central vacuum system - Wikipedia

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