RAF vacuum cleaner or hoover is a household appliance designed for the purpose of cleaning dust, dirt, and debris from floors and other surfaces. It uses suction to remove these particles, typically by creating a partial vacuum within the machine that draws in air and the small particles it contains. Here are some key components and features commonly found in vacuum cleaners:

   Suction System: The heart of a vacuum cleaner is its suction system, which creates the necessary airflow to pick up dirt and debris. This system typically includes a motor, a fan, and a filter.

   Filter: This Vacuum cleaner have filters to trap dust and allergens, preventing them from being released back into the air. Common filter types include HEPA filters (High-Efficiency Particulate Air) for capturing very fine particles and allergens.

   Dustbin or Bag: This Vacuum cleaner can either have a dustbin or a disposable bag for collecting dirt and debris. Bagged models require periodic replacement of the disposable bag.

   Brushes and Rollers: This Vacuum cleaner often have rotating brushes and/or rollers that agitate and dislodge dirt from carpets and other surfaces, making it easier for the suction system to pick it up.

   Attachments: This come with various attachments and accessories, such as crevice tools, upholstery brushes, and extension wands, to clean different surfaces and reach tight spaces.

   Corded : This cleaner can be corded, meaning they require a power cord plugged into an electrical outlet.

   Stick Vacuum Cleaner : This vacuum cleaner comes in forms of stick model. Upright vacuums are self-contained and ideal for larger carpeted areas, while canister vacuums have a separate wand and canister for more maneuverability. Stick vacuums are lightweight and suitable for quick clean-ups.

   Dry Vacuum: This vacuum cleaner is designed to handle dry cleaning tasks, making them suitable for spills and cleaning in areas like carpets, home, offices, garages and workshops.

    Bagged: It also require regular cleaning of filters and dustbins to maintain performance.

RAF Vacuum cleaner have filters to trap dust and allergens, preventing them from being released back into the air. Common filter types include HEPA filters (High-Efficiency Particulate Air) for capturing very fine particles and allergens.