The best way to get rid of the dirt bin contents involves four key variables. Not adhering to all variables may create a brief dust breach at time of bin dump, requiring a user to come face-to-face and hand-to-hand with the allergens that have been removed. This dirty job is going to require a bag and, if desired, gloves. While the vacuum itself doesn’t utilize a bag to hold its captive particles, to successfully keep dirt bin contents from coming into contact with the outside world again, a bag is necessary. The dump should ideally occur outdoors, or in a garage if need be. Once gloves are locked into position, the bag should be tightly sealed around the dirt bin’s dump area, with the bag wrapped around the container. Trigger the dirt release while maintaining a tight seal and then tie the bag tightly and discard. Additional interaction with the dirt may be required to completely empty the contents from the bin, which is where the gloves come in handy.