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LITTER, DIRT, AND DEBRIS ARE CARRIED INTO THE VACUUM CANISTER BY INLET AIR. |
| THE ANGLE OF THE INLET, TOGETHER WITH THE ROTATION OF THE IMPELLER AND THE CYLINDRICAL SHAPE OF THE DEBRIS CONTAINER, CREATE A WHIRLWIND FLOW OF LITTER, DIRT, AND DEBRIS. THIS WHIRLWIND EFFECT SEPARATES THE DIRT, WHICH SETTLES INTO THE BOTTOM OF THE DEBRIS TANK. | |
| DEBRIS IS DEPOSITED INTO AN ORDINARY DISPOSABLE PLASTIC BAG THAT LINES THE DEBRIS CANISTER. | |
| A RIGID PLASTIC LINER WITHIN THE PLASTIC BAG PROTECTS THE BAG FROM DAMAGE AND HOLDS IT IN PLACE. | |
| AIR IS DRAWN INTO THE IMPELLER THROUGH A ROTATING PERFORATED FILTER SCREEN. ANY LITTER THAT TRIES TO CLOG THE SCREEN IS THROWN OFF BY CENTRIFUGAL FORCE. | |
| OUTLET AIR FROM THE IMPELLER IS DUCTED THROUGH AN OVAL AIR OUTLET. AN OPTIONAL AIR OUTLET FILTER BAG IS SELDOM NEEDED. |
