He got the inspiration for the device from an almost similar cleaner that blew off dust from chairs. He thought that it would be even better if the device sucked it off instead. Testing his idea, he laid a handkerchief on a chair and then sucked it off. Upon seeing the dust that adhered to the handkerchief, he realized that his idea had merit. It All Began in a Single Vacuum Cleaner The history of the Electrolux Corporation did not start with the mighty dollar if one would ever interpret it this way, neither was there a start of a big corporate organization with handful of well-pocketed gentlemen ready for turnover of big incorporated capital stocks to start on a highly sophisticated corporation. Companies such as Electrolux or Kirby, has been doing this kind of business for more than 40 years. The marketing strategy used by these two companies is quite unique. Agents go house-to-house showing of the Kirby product line and after doing a free demonstration are able to impress the homeowner into buying a unit. Vacuum cleaners positioned on a vertical angle almost reach up to human height of a grown-up child, and undeniably would be mistaken for a person in that state while covered with a semblance of a beautifully dressed doll. The facts that vacuum cleaners are almost a part of one s household being a basic cleaning necessity, one may be obliged to create any design something to cover it either for the purpose of protecting it against the elements, or to neutralize its being present as an appliance inside the house. The company has over 9 models to choose from that is ideal for any location. The standard one which is the upright has a 1000-watt motor allowing it to suck 96 cubic feet of airflow per minute. When the bag is full, the person will just remove it and throw the contents out so the machine can be used again. This is because of the innovation in its product line that doesn t use filter bags to catch air but a filter system that converts this into clean air. Long before the idea of not using filter bags was done by the British, the company called Rainbow made a model out in the 1920 s. This is still in use today as the machine captures dust and dirt in water and can be used again after draining.