Nilfisk Multi ii 30t Unboxing and review | Wet and Dry

Unboxing and review of the Nilfisk Multi ii 30T including some real life testing. Also show some of the extra tools that can be purchased.
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[@callofclips5699]

Great review 👍. You’ve convinced me to order one. I’ll be using it for my Chimney Sweeping business. We will see if it stands the test of time. For the price, I would be happy if it lasted 1 year. 🤞

[@ivarthomassen1050]

Thank you for good video. Is the machine still good? I`m thinking about buying one to replace my Nilfisk buddy 16 that were too weak and noisy for my use. Had an Nilfisk Aero 20 for many years that were very good, powerful and less noisy,but the motor stopped working with smoke in the room, and it were out of guarantee.

[@CavemanAston]

Hi, yes this is sill a great machine. it does take up a little more space than i had hoped but if your going to get good use from it I would say its well worth it.

[@TheTugtastic]

Those tubes that are loose in the storage, have you tried them the other way up?

[@CavemanAston]

Yes I have. They have a different diameter and dont fit the other way up. But good thinking.

[@clemensromeis6252]

Hey, one Question.
Is the Filter-cleaning mechanical (When you push the button it will bump the filter) or electrical (cleans the filter, wehn ever it needs cleaning automatically)?
I`m thinking about getting it my self and that would be an important factor for me.
Thanks in advance.
P.s. nice Video thx

[@CavemanAston]

Hi,
its one of those features i have nit actually used much. I made an external cyclone collector / use bag inside the vacuum cleaner. but i am pretty sure it is a mechanical bump type clean. it might do it after every use but there is certainly a button to manually run it.

[@macburninman17]

a question my man.
Is it effective on laminate hardfloors and tiled floors?

[@CavemanAston]

I have mostly used it on concrete floors in a garage but it has been great at that even getting water when I had a leak.

[@badass9223]

You don't mention the motor...size,power etc. Capacity of collection for water? Price and difference between a similar machine.?. Availabilities of getting parts or service repairs.

[@CavemanAston]

Hi Bad Ass,
I didn't want to make a generic video like most other people do simply repeating information found on the websites it can be purchased from. My aim was to cover areas not always covered by online informtion. I am reluctant to do any comparisons to other brands without having tested them myself. As for spares // service I know Nilfisk make very industrial equipment and have done for a number of years so getting hold of parts is less likely a problem compared to cheaper alternatives.
Just ask if you have any more questions.
Thanks.

[@KP-12]

How to wet clean carpet with this vac cleaner?

[@xinixxagnix201]

Good review, you need a dust commander/cyclone and if you put a lady- stocking over the filter for the fine dust, more as extra filter lol.

[@CavemanAston]

Thanks Xinix Xagnix,
I have a knock off cyclone/ bucket setup but found it takes up a lot of extra space. I'll try the stocking idea though. Thanks.

[@ДенисЮров-д5п]

Don't buy this Chinese bucket, all Nilfisk vacuum cleaners are made in China, you won't find better parts anywhere. The Makita VC2512L vacuum cleaner is the same inside as its twin brothers, but you won’t find spare parts. And there are many workshops, the same number I have come across in each Makita, where you can find everything down to the smallest detail; Nilfisk side clip is broken and nowhere to be found.