What are Bagged and bagless canister vacuum cleaners

Bagged and bagless canister vacuum cleaners are two different types of vacuum cleaners based on how they handle dirt and debris collection. Bagged vacuum cleaners are often preferred for their superior allergen containment, while bagless vacuum cleaners offer convenience and cost savings over time.

Bagged Canister Vacuum Cleaner use disposable bags to collect dirt and debris.
    The bag acts as a filter, capturing dust, allergens, and debris, preventing them from circulating back into the air.
    Bagged vacuum cleaners are generally more effective at containing allergens, making them a good choice for people with allergies or asthma.
    When the bag is full, it can be easily removed and replaced with a new one.
    Bagged vacuum cleaners may require ongoing costs to purchase replacement bags.

Bagless Canister Vacuum Cleaner use a dustbin or collection container to store dirt and debris.
    Instead of disposable bags, they have reusable filters to separate the debris from the air.
    Bagless vacuum cleaners offer convenience since there is no need to purchase or replace bags regularly.
    They allow you to see the amount of dirt and debris collected, making it easier to know when to empty the dustbin.
    Emptying the dustbin can sometimes be messy, as dust and debris can become airborne during the process.
    The filters in bagless vacuum cleaners need to be cleaned or replaced periodically to maintain performance and prevent clogs.