So, I found myself shaking my head in agreement with you (well, I understand the camera tripod problem, but as I am not making videos, it's not a particular problem for me) and having bought my house 5 months ago, I've been thinking what can I do about that vacuuming job. Ok, so on with the video (I paused at the 02:30 mark to write this). Some questions: 1. Does the 32 feet just cover the actual hose; and then the attachments add to the length? 2. It didn't seem too noisy, am I correct? Especially for the winter time, when the door is closed. 3. If you actually had to vacuum up a measurable amount of water such that the bucket gets it, do you have to wait for the 2 filters to dry out before you move to cleaning up dirt? 4. When you were vacuuming the gravel/dirt stuff, I saw what looked like tracks. I think you said there are wheels. Is that why those tracks appeared? I'm not saying my life is boring, but watching you vacuum dirt, reminded me of another channel I am subscribed to: TIMETHELAWNMOWERMAN. He mows lawn down under in Australia. I'm gonna measure my garage space and see if this unit will work for me. It looks like it would. I just have to figure out the placement for the suv. Oh, I already bought what I'd call the car carpet so when I put the car in the garage, it is over this carpet of special stuff that stays put and absorbs the water that melts off as well keeps the dirt on it as well. They didn't put any water in the garage so there is no drain. Thanks for the review.
Thanks for checking in, I'll do my best to answer the questions. 1. I measured the hose at 31.5 ft. 2. Correct, it's quieter than my shop vac. The exhaust is baffled with some foam lining to help with the noise. 3. The filters should not get wet. The cyclone action should separate the water before the filters. 4. The wheels are on the extreme ends of the attachment. The tracks that were showing up are from a square tooth pattern cut into the brushes. There is something satisfying about watching lawn get cut or things being cleaned. Those car carpets do look interesting, let me know how you like it.
Great channel! I’m catching up on your videos. Please remember to add links to products - also your cool sunglasses. 😎
Thank you! Will do!
So, I found myself shaking my head in agreement with you (well, I understand the camera tripod problem, but as I am not making videos, it's not a particular problem for me) and having bought my house 5 months ago, I've been thinking what can I do about that vacuuming job. Ok, so on with the video (I paused at the 02:30 mark to write this).
Some questions:
1. Does the 32 feet just cover the actual hose; and then the attachments add to the length?
2. It didn't seem too noisy, am I correct? Especially for the winter time, when the door is closed.
3. If you actually had to vacuum up a measurable amount of water such that the bucket gets it, do you have to wait for the 2 filters to dry out before you move to cleaning up dirt?
4. When you were vacuuming the gravel/dirt stuff, I saw what looked like tracks. I think you said there are wheels. Is that why those tracks appeared?
I'm not saying my life is boring, but watching you vacuum dirt, reminded me of another channel I am subscribed to: TIMETHELAWNMOWERMAN. He mows lawn down under in Australia.
I'm gonna measure my garage space and see if this unit will work for me. It looks like it would. I just have to figure out the placement for the suv. Oh, I already bought what I'd call the car carpet so when I put the car in the garage, it is over this carpet of special stuff that stays put and absorbs the water that melts off as well keeps the dirt on it as well. They didn't put any water in the garage so there is no drain.
Thanks for the review.
Thanks for checking in, I'll do my best to answer the questions.
1. I measured the hose at 31.5 ft.
2. Correct, it's quieter than my shop vac. The exhaust is baffled with some foam lining to help with the noise.
3. The filters should not get wet. The cyclone action should separate the water before the filters.
4. The wheels are on the extreme ends of the attachment. The tracks that were showing up are from a square tooth pattern cut into the brushes.
There is something satisfying about watching lawn get cut or things being cleaned. Those car carpets do look interesting, let me know how you like it.
Great video and nice garage!
How tall is the vac less the hose assembly?
The vac is 27” tall.
Thanks for leaving a nice comment.