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What's the best vacuum cleaner in your opinion?
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The bags are the primary filter. Every bag change is also a filter change. It is really ingenious.
Bagless vacs require cleaning as the primary filter is somewhere else.
We own a German made Miele. The bags are expensive. But we love it.
I've been using a Danish made one called Nifisk King for more than a decade now (which I bought second hand btw) and is still going strong. As you said, the bags themselves are a filter, but there's also a second filter that sits in between the bags and the inside of the vaccum (which btw, you get free every time you purchase a ser of bags), and of course the main HEPA exhause filter, which almost never gets dirty (had to change mine only once in the past decade).
We have the bagless Miele Blizzard. I know it's not as convenient as the bag kind, but it's still a wonderful vacuum with incredible suction.