
Water filter vacuum VACUUMI VC3
Tools for dirt removal
VACUMI comes with:
Carpet & Hard Floor Brush, Water Brush, Round Brush, Service Tool, Hose Assembly and Extendable Alumnium Tube.
VACUMI VC3
HEPA & Foam Vacuum Filters
Vacumi employs water filtration and a a 3-stage filter system, including a HEPA filter. It ensures that the air entering your home is 98% purified from harmful particles. This makes Vacumi the top pick for individuals dealing with respiratory issues and those in need of an efficient solution for managing pet dander and bed bugs.
VACUMI VC3
Great suction
Compared to a mid-range vacuum cleaner with a typical suction range of 6,000 to 12,000 pascals (Pa), the VACUMI's 1400w stepless motor boasts an impressive 19,000pa of suction power, effortlessly drawing in air, particles, or debris from the targeted floor or surface.
Water filter vacuum VACUMI VC3 for Allergies
What is water filter vacuum cleaner?
A vacuum cleaner that uses water for filtration is typically called a "water filtration vacuum" or a "water-based vacuum cleaner." These types of vacuum cleaners use water as a filtration medium to capture and trap dust, dirt, and allergens from the air as it passes through the machine.
Water filtration vacuum cleaners are known for their ability to provide clean and fresh indoor air since they don't rely on disposable filters that can get clogged or need frequent replacement.
How does water filtration vacuum cleaner work?
- Water Tank: Water filter vacuums have a tank filled with water.
- Suction: When you turn the vacuum on, it sucks dust and debris into it, just like regular vacuums do.
- Filtration: Unlike normal vacuums that use bags to catch dust, water filter vacuums use water. The air and dirt get sucked into the water tank.
- Water Filtration: As dirty air goes into the water, the water catches and holds onto the dust, dirt, and other small bits. This way, the water cleans the air by acting like a filter.
- Clean Air: The air that comes out of the vacuum is much cleaner after going through the water.
Can Vacumi water filter vacuum handle both wet and dry cleaning?
Water filter Vacumi VC3 can handle both wet and dry cleaning. It also comes with a blower feature.
Is the suction power of a water filter vacuum as strong as a traditional vacuum?
The suction power of a water filter vacuum VACUMI with its 1400w stepless motor producing 19,000pa of suction power is stronger than that of a traditional mid-range vacuum cleaner, which typically has a suction range of 6,000 to 12,000 pascals (Pa)
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Review of Vacumi VC3 - Best Vacuum for Allergies
The Vacumi VC3 isn't just a vacuum; it's a powerful tool in your fight against dust mites and allergens.
Vacumi VC3 Dust Mite & Allergy Vacuum User Guide
Learn how to set up, use and maintain the Vacumi VC3 water filtration vacuum for deep cleaning carpets, mattresses and upholstery, helping reduce household dust and allergens.
Why choose a water filtration vacuum for dust and allergens?
The Vacumi VC3 uses water filtration to trap dust, dirt and fine particles in the tank, reducing what can circulate back into the room. This makes it a practical choice for households wanting a cleaner, fresher home, especially when vacuuming high-impact areas like mattresses, carpets and soft furnishings.
Tip: Vacuum slowly over bedding and upholstery to allow deeper extraction of trapped debris.
Vacumi VC3 key features & benefits (water + foam + HEPA filtration)
- Advanced water filtration: traps dust, dirt and fine particles in water to reduce re-circulation.
- 3-stage filtration system: water filtration + washable foam filter + HEPA filter for cleaner exhaust air.
- 1400W variable speed motor: adjustable suction up to 19,000pa for deep cleaning.
- Wet & dry vacuuming: handles everyday mess and accidental liquid spills.
- Blower function: helps dry damp areas or clear dust from corners and crevices.
- Bagless design: no bags to replace—empty the dirty water tank after use.
Setup guide: how to assemble and prepare the Vacumi VC3
- Unpack: remove the vacuum and accessories from the box.
- Fill the water tank: lift off the motor unit and add clean tap water between the MIN and MAX markers. Ensure the inlet pipe is submerged.
- Secure the lid: clamp the motor unit onto the tank using the side clips. Make sure it clicks into place to prevent leaks or loss of suction.
- Connect the hose: insert the hose into the front suction port until it clicks/locks.
- Attach tools: add extension tubes and the floor tool/brush you need for the surface.
How to use the Vacumi VC3 for mattresses, carpets, hard floors and upholstery
- Power on: plug in the 10m cord and switch the vacuum on.
- Adjust suction: use lower suction for curtains and delicate fabrics, higher suction for carpets and mattresses.
- Vacuum slowly: pass slowly to allow deeper extraction—especially on bedding and upholstery.
- Dry vacuuming: ideal for carpets, hard floors, mattresses and lounges.
- Wet vacuuming: for liquid spills—ensure the foam filter is installed.
- Empty immediately: turn off, unplug, unclamp the motor unit and pour out dirty water (outside or into a toilet helps avoid spills).
Maintenance: cleaning the water tank, foam filter and HEPA filter
Water filtration works best when the tank and filters are kept clean and dry. This helps prevent odours and reduces the chance of mould growth.
- After every use: empty dirty water immediately—do not leave it sitting in the tank.
- Rinse the tank: rinse thoroughly with clean water (a garden hose outside is handy).
- Foam filter: rinse under running water after use and allow it to dry fully.
- HEPA filter: tap gently to remove dust or rinse if required, then dry completely before refitting.
- Dry all parts: air-dry the tank, hose and filters before reassembling and storing.
Tips & tricks for better results
- Freshen the tank: add a few drops of eucalyptus oil to the water (optional) for a clean scent while vacuuming.
- Use blower mode: connect the hose to the rear exhaust port to dry damp spots or blow out dust from crevices.
- Protect the hose: move the vacuum by the main handle (not the hose) to help extend hose life.
Vacumi VC3 FAQ
Can I use hot water in the tank?
Use cold or lukewarm tap water. Boiling water may damage internal components.
How often should I replace the HEPA filter?
The HEPA filter is washable, but replacing it every 12–18 months (depending on usage) can help maintain performance.
Can I leave water in the vacuum overnight?
No. Always empty and dry the unit after use to help prevent odours and mould.
Why is the vacuum losing suction?
Check the water level (too high), clean the filters, and inspect the hose/tubes for blockages.
Safety warnings
- Do not submerge the top unit: it contains the motor. Wipe with a damp cloth only.
- Check the power cord: do not use the vacuum if the cord is damaged.
- Dry hands: handle the plug with dry hands.
Looking for the best results on bedding? Pair regular mattress vacuuming with routine linen washing and a good mattress protector to help keep your sleep space feeling fresh.