The traditional vacuum cleaner was designed to collect dust and dirt into a bag with pores. Even though the pores of these dust bags might seem invisible to us, they are large enough for fine dust particles, microbes and other living entities to easily pass through. For this reason, dust bag systems spew out dust and microbes into the home enviroment when operated. Moreover, the airflow of these pores, which clog up within an short period of time, gets cut off, thus hindering the cleaning process.