@@BelLavoroAutoSpa i do have the 6.5 vac master thinking i might just buy the extractor head fitting as i would spray with something else should work the same i assume ?
Friendly tip, if you use a degreaser like that, you need to rinse thoroughly and use a pH neutralizer or the material will stay charged and stain back very easily.
Bel Lavoro Auto Spa ok I was wondering what he was talking about a ph balancer? I usually use meg apc but sometimes I need to use super clean, diluted of course, for some wicked carpets.
My friend has been pleased with this vacuum. I put it together and other than one of the wheels coming back out(which I had a bit of difficulty with) ruclips.net/user/postUgkxnBiz5H40H0BTcRcPDEHZkcV2smSjfUD0 it was easy to assemble. It's worked well and the large size has been handy for vacuuming up sawdust around my friend's tablesaw. The wheels and handle make it simple to move around, so the bulky size isn't overly a negative, unless you're lacking on space. It has a bag that can be used to collect the dust, though it doesn't have to be used. It works perfectly great without it and it is an added expense when replacing the bag. If vacumming water, just leave it out. It comes with various attachments, which are handy. A durable bag attaches to the handle to hold them and I love this feature. It has good power and it's a nice option for a shop vac.
I’ve just came across this product on Amazon. I got intrigued because 2 of my wet dry vacs went out and this would help with space in my vehicle. Thanks my Ninja
I just order myself one on Amazon and i'm soooooo exicted. LMAO i was looking for how well this work before i even order it, and i saw your video on how well it work on carpet. Thanks thanks!
@@idealdetails I purchased one too and I've been using it around the house and in my cars love it. My only gripe about it is that the upholstery vacuum the clear one is a little too big and it doesn't allow for more finesse.
Not bad. I'm sure as far as vacuuming normal trash, this thing kicks butt. But in order to really know how good the water suction is, a before and after picture would've have really killed all doubts. Especially once you dumped out the dirty water. Just a suggestion. Have a great one.
Good point. All of these types of machines more or less do the same thing. I was just trying to show that hey, it works. Of course, preparing before extraction is more important. Making sure you apply the right pre cleaners and scrub the surface. I Used purple power in this video which is definitely not the best choice.
Hi, what kind of shampoo / Clean solution do you use in your tank ? I just bought one of these but it did not came with any cleaning solution, is there a specific carpet cleaner detergent that I can use or can I just use normal cloth detergent and mix it with water ? Any idea what's best ?
I have not. In the US I am not even sure if we can get those. It is probably a better machine than this, however this machine is very good for the price and you can use it as a regular vacuum.
Saw your original post in one of the groups. How do you feel about this now that you've had it for a while? Are you consistently using it and have you run into any snags with it?
I cannot find any info on the model. Just the name. It is sold on Amazon as the Vacmaster Wet Dry Shampoo Vacuum Cleaner 3 in 1 Portable Carpet Cleaner 8 Gallon 5.5 Peak HP Power Suction
Hello there . I have used mine for some minutes (in both modes) and upper part near “switch on/off” place got warm. I mean not extremely hot but still (like 20 degree). After 20-30 minutes it turned to normal temperature. Is that okey ? I am asking that as going to use in car wash business hence will use it intensively so didn’t want to experience further problems
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa that’s good. I would like to know the precise estimation of that heat. For that goal need to check results with someone. If it possible can you please tell me what’s heat in that place (upper side plastic/under handle assembly) after like 5 minters of the work. It could be great help to me
@@lordoffraternity I don't have an IR thermometer to check but I can tell you that it's definitely noticeably warm to the touch. Won't burn your hand but will definitely feel hot. I own a lot of vacuums and it's common for brushed motors to get pretty warm.
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa now it’s clear. But is that safe ? For better efficiency i replaced engine with identical one from Europe (Domel/Slovenia). This motor is also making great job in both modes (would say even better) but still power head assembly gets little warmer. It doesn’t make any noises or produce bad smell and works smoothly. Exhaust work fine and warm air gets out of device, however that place is still warm. Can I somehow manage with it or there is nothing to make about? And will it be okey if will use it in intensively or there are some limits?
@@MikesAutoDetailing Yea I have the Bissell Little Green Proheat and agree too short of a hose. This vacmaster is perfect hose reaches everywhere you need it too even across to the other side of the vehicle.
Bel Lavoro Auto Spa thank you sir. I actually got the bissle and it broke the 4th time I used it so before I get a replacement I researched others and found this. Does it make a pretty good dry vac as well?
So with the extractor all is doing is sucking the dirt out ? What about the dirt deep inside ? Or the drill brush is was agitate the dirt and the extractor sucks it from the top ? I’m a DIY don’t have a business but like to take care of my vehicles instead of taking it to the car washes and the washes don’t do a good job .
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa I just did my interior but the steps I took was Vacuumed the interior/ rugs Sprayed the interior to break the dirt and stains . Then I used the brush on the drill and wiped it with a microfiber towel . Didn’t really liked how it came out so looking into an extractor something like this to do my own vehicle and rugs at home . Thanks for the videos and response .
@@mveerman1310 That is the main reason I want to get one of these. The 5.5 HP peak is what sold me. I have a 2 HP armor all vac from Walmart. I can only imagine the power this thing has if I can make due with 2 HP.
Omg that’s more than perfect👌🏽 and that way not carrying 2 machines around, by the way for the vacuum option how well it works? Pretty strong? (Powerful)?
I really appreciate the fast reply’s, I had 2 machines already on my cart but came across this and your RUclips video definitely picking this up👌🏽🔥 by the with that handle it doesn’t makes it difficult to vaccum in tight spaces? Idk
I've been looking for a 3 in 1 this looks pretty powerful. My question is do you think shop vac attachment tools are compatible with this to get in tight spaces?
if you remove the remote handle I have been able to get my shop vac tools to fit. might need an adapter though depending on the size of the tools and hoses
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa awesome to hear the hose looks like 1/2 in hose and the tools I use are 1/4 in so yeah I just ordered one and I appreciate the video. I'm about to retire my Bissell for auto detailing
@@Rize_Inn the Bissell is a great tool but the hose is short and will break. When I'm detailing larger vehicles like lifted trucks etc etc I prefer a longer sturdier hose. Also having a 3 in 1 cuts down on time and from lugging two machines around. I got mine a week ago and I find it simple to use. The main attachment I'll be using is just slightly bigger than the main attachment I use for the Bissell. Shop vac attachments also work on it as well.
@@Veteranbikergamer Thanks! That's my main attraction to it is that I can skip buying a shop vac and a Bissell and just get this to do both jobs. Seems good for anyone just starting out or looking to stream line their set up.
So does that mean that everything you vacuum with this machine winds up in the canister all wet and muddy, leaving your filter all messed up when it’s time to empty it?
Yes that is why you use a foam filter or washable pleated filter. It comes with a pleated dry filter and foam wet filter that you can just rinse off. I rinse out the inside of the unit with a hose. Shop Vac brand filters will fit this and I have an ultra web pleated filter that can be rinsed off and filter dry particles too.
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa Doing the little research I’ve done so far I’ve seen several reviews talking about the canister folding in from the vacuum pressure, rendering the machine useless. I was considering it until I read about those cases.
I think it would have been much easier to wash that little carpet in the washing machine, hahaha, and it would have been even cleaner. But that machine would be very good for upholstery. Thanks for the video!
For the price its ok. But you can just take any wet dry vac and do the same thing. Im not impressed. It shouldn't have taken that long to clean it. You could have thrown it in the washing machine for all that trouble. Good video. But i would not buy that. Just convert a wet dry vac.
Thanks. This was just fit a demonstration. Normally I would pressure wash floor mats like that. Wet/dry vacs do not come with a water pump to be able to rinse as you extract. This machine is good for normal fabric and upholstery cleaning. Harder to record and get good angles inside of a vehicle.
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa i understand Ive been using a shop vac with an extractor attachment and it works like a charm for me. I think when the time comes ill get a commercial extractor. Thanks for this vid tho. I did have my eye om that machine. But ill save my money. Really my wet vac does the same thing. Thank you sir
I know this is just an example video. But dood...just buy a new mat. It doesn't even have the car manufacturer or make/model on the mat. It's generic. Why waste your time?
Do you use something similar to this? So far, it has been great for me.
Still using it? No problems with the machine so far?
@ruivicente2946 so far so good.
@@BelLavoroAutoSpai have the bissel pro but figure this has better pull ? i would be using for furniture items
@@vciq yea this will do more work faster
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa i do have the 6.5 vac master thinking i might just buy the extractor head fitting as i would spray with something else should work the same i assume ?
Friendly tip, if you use a degreaser like that, you need to rinse thoroughly and use a pH neutralizer or the material will stay charged and stain back very easily.
It goes in a smoker car that's usually trashed anyways. Like I said in the video, I usually pressure wash floor mats.
Like what are you recommending?
@@rjusto2448 an acid based cleaner, usually something peroxide based.
Bel Lavoro Auto Spa ok I was wondering what he was talking about a ph balancer? I usually use meg apc but sometimes I need to use super clean, diluted of course, for some wicked carpets.
@@rjusto2448 a lot of APCs are alkaline based chemicals so you either need to flush them out with a lot of water or neutralize with acid cleaners
This definitely persuaded me to get one now. Thank you brother and you earned yourself a new subscriber with me for sure 💯
Where can I get one I don’t see it
Is it still working ?
Rather this then an $800 one. Plus it’s an actual dry vacuum as well. Can’t beat it!
My friend has been pleased with this vacuum. I put it together and other than one of the wheels coming back out(which I had a bit of difficulty with) ruclips.net/user/postUgkxnBiz5H40H0BTcRcPDEHZkcV2smSjfUD0 it was easy to assemble. It's worked well and the large size has been handy for vacuuming up sawdust around my friend's tablesaw. The wheels and handle make it simple to move around, so the bulky size isn't overly a negative, unless you're lacking on space. It has a bag that can be used to collect the dust, though it doesn't have to be used. It works perfectly great without it and it is an added expense when replacing the bag. If vacumming water, just leave it out. It comes with various attachments, which are handy. A durable bag attaches to the handle to hold them and I love this feature. It has good power and it's a nice option for a shop vac.
I’ve just came across this product on Amazon. I got intrigued because 2 of my wet dry vacs went out and this would help with space in my vehicle. Thanks my Ninja
I just order myself one on Amazon and i'm soooooo exicted. LMAO i was looking for how well this work before i even order it, and i saw your video on how well it work on carpet. Thanks thanks!
I don’t see on Amazon anymore
How did you like it ?
I was totally looking forward to this video-I'm definitely buying this machine! Impressive, especially the suction.
Now brush it the other way and you see dirt lol
I... am... thoroughly... impressed... with... this... machine!!!
I already bought one should be here this week!!
Was it worth it??
@@kongxiong6005 forsure
@@idealdetails I purchased one too and I've been using it around the house and in my cars love it. My only gripe about it is that the upholstery vacuum the clear one is a little too big and it doesn't allow for more finesse.
Is the noise level ok for home use or just shop / garage?
@@StreetArtistsOfTheWorld it's gonna be louder than a regular household vacuum but I use mine on my couch
I can’t wait to save up to get this!
I love that it's clear but it looks like you'd need a lot of agitation before you rinse out to make it rinse thoroughly.
That's why I usually pressure wash floor mats.
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa What psi do you pressure wash your carpets at?
The Culture good question. but im sure google can tell you
@@katalinakrew8865 I would rather hear it from someone with the experience thank you..
Not bad. I'm sure as far as vacuuming normal trash, this thing kicks butt. But in order to really know how good the water suction is, a before and after picture would've have really killed all doubts. Especially once you dumped out the dirty water. Just a suggestion. Have a great one.
Good point. All of these types of machines more or less do the same thing. I was just trying to show that hey, it works. Of course, preparing before extraction is more important. Making sure you apply the right pre cleaners and scrub the surface. I Used purple power in this video which is definitely not the best choice.
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa 👌👌
Hi, what kind of shampoo / Clean solution do you use in your tank ? I just bought one of these but it did not came with any cleaning solution, is there a specific carpet cleaner detergent that I can use or can I just use normal cloth detergent and mix it with water ? Any idea what's best ?
I use Zep carpet shampoo
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa thanks for the response, much appreciated!
I saw the Beast in Wal Mart and it did not have the extractor tools and accessories. Where did you purchase this extractor from? How much?
Amazon about $200 check link in description
Tips for shampoo extraction always take out the dirty water first with only suction no water then do water and suction
Have you used a karcher se 4002?
I always wanted to buy one but it's so expensive. This option it's more economic.
Can you say me which is better?
I have not. In the US I am not even sure if we can get those. It is probably a better machine than this, however this machine is very good for the price and you can use it as a regular vacuum.
Saw your original post in one of the groups. How do you feel about this now that you've had it for a while? Are you consistently using it and have you run into any snags with it?
It's a good machine. Have used it plenty of times now and you can't beat the value for the price.
Hello,,was wondering if it puts down a good amount of water ....looks a little light on the amount it sprays in video??
It does not spray a lot at once. It is comparable to how much a bissell sprays. In my opinion that is better. There is no need to soak the fabric.
I just ordered this for my husband for Christmas and we can’t get the water to come out of ours. Idk what to do :( any suggestions
Contact the manufacturer. Happened to one my mom got as well. The sprayer was defective so they sent a replacement part.
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa oh no okay thank you
The cable connect to the main unit isnt pushed in all the way. Saw this same issue in another video for this same unit
Which would you recommend The Ridgid 14gal 6.0hp auto vac or this one, i read that this one is a 5.5hp vac , uses mainly for Automotive vacuum
I would get this one if you need an extractor as well.
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa Fast Reply And Thanks i may get this one
Thanks for posting. I'm going to order one
So this vs aqua pro not worried about the price what would you recommend
Aqua pro if you want a dedicated wet vac
Can I buy the attachments? I'm looking at the standard vacmaster the beast at lowes its on sale for $59 that usually goes for 99?
have not seen them but you can find generic ones and adapters
That’s the best of the best vacmaster works really good I purchase one
Does it dry up well??
This machine vs karcher 4002 Se who is the better ?
@CarinaVieira-b6m we don't get Karcher vacuums in the US, however Karcher is definitely a much higher quality brand.
Is this good for water in backyards?
It would work for that yes!
May i ask what model did you use here?
I cannot find any info on the model. Just the name. It is sold on Amazon as the Vacmaster Wet Dry Shampoo Vacuum Cleaner 3 in 1 Portable Carpet Cleaner 8 Gallon 5.5 Peak HP Power Suction
Hello there . I have used mine for some minutes (in both modes) and upper part near “switch on/off” place got warm. I mean not extremely hot but still (like 20 degree). After 20-30 minutes it turned to normal temperature. Is that okey ? I am asking that as going to use in car wash business hence will use it intensively so didn’t want to experience further problems
Yes that is normal. Vacuum motors tend to get warmed up after a while.
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa that’s good. I would like to know the precise estimation of that heat. For that goal need to check results with someone. If it possible can you please tell me what’s heat in that place (upper side plastic/under handle assembly) after like 5 minters of the work. It could be great help to me
@@lordoffraternity I don't have an IR thermometer to check but I can tell you that it's definitely noticeably warm to the touch. Won't burn your hand but will definitely feel hot. I own a lot of vacuums and it's common for brushed motors to get pretty warm.
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa now it’s clear. But is that safe ? For better efficiency i replaced engine with identical one from Europe (Domel/Slovenia). This motor is also making great job in both modes (would say even better) but still power head assembly gets little warmer. It doesn’t make any noises or produce bad smell and works smoothly. Exhaust work fine and warm air gets out of device, however that place is still warm. Can I somehow manage with it or there is nothing to make about? And will it be okey if will use it in intensively or there are some limits?
@@lordoffraternity Yes it is safe and completely normal. To mitigate it most you could do is keep out of direct sunlight and place it close to a fan.
How long is the hose, im looking at getting one, had to watch your video first
Never measured it but I would say about 10 feet or so.
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa thank you
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa I have the Bissell, my problem is the length of the hose, do you have experience with Bissell suction compared to this machine?
@@MikesAutoDetailing Yea I have the Bissell Little Green Proheat and agree too short of a hose. This vacmaster is perfect hose reaches everywhere you need it too even across to the other side of the vehicle.
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa thank you for your input.... I appreciate it
Deciding between this and a Bissel Spot Pro clean and this...which do you think is the better machine?
This
Bel Lavoro Auto Spa thank you sir. I actually got the bissle and it broke the 4th time I used it so before I get a replacement I researched others and found this. Does it make a pretty good dry vac as well?
@@TheDersEffect8 absolutely
Bel Lavoro Auto Spa cool cool...subbed for the quick responses!
Cual es mejor esta o la karcher 4/15
You need to attach it to a water spigot or water tank?
No it has a 1 gallon reservoir and pump
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa nice! I think I'll try this then. Thank you! 🙏
So with the extractor all is doing is sucking the dirt out ? What about the dirt deep inside ? Or the drill brush is was agitate the dirt and the extractor sucks it from the top ? I’m a DIY don’t have a business but like to take care of my vehicles instead of taking it to the car washes and the washes don’t do a good job .
You would dry vacuum before extracting. The cleaning solution yoy pre treat with breaks uo embedded fine dirt and the extractor pulls it all out.
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa
I just did my interior but the steps I took was
Vacuumed the interior/ rugs
Sprayed the interior to break the dirt and stains .
Then I used the brush on the drill and wiped it with a microfiber towel . Didn’t really liked how it came out so looking into an extractor something like this to do my own vehicle and rugs at home . Thanks for the videos and response .
Is this brand durability is good? Or will it blow after two or three times of use?
I have used it about a dozen times since posting this vid and it still works great. Making sure you take care if it and don't abuse it is important.
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa thanks man, now I know what to buy, since it's cheaper than karcher
@@luziaflone1951 yea man it's a great machine until you can get something nicer. If you use it for work you will make your money back fast.
Is the best 3 in 1 nice for deteling cars
I use it for detailing and it’s awesome for the price. Plus it’s 3 in 1 so you don’t need the old vacuum no more 👍🏾 more space
@@mveerman1310 That is the main reason I want to get one of these. The 5.5 HP peak is what sold me. I have a 2 HP armor all vac from Walmart. I can only imagine the power this thing has if I can make due with 2 HP.
Thinking about buying one... how big is the solution/spray tank
1 gallon
Sounds like a jet engine...buying myself one😉
Would anyone know if you can buy a upholstery tool with a handle for the water and put that on it?
whats that drill brush called is that what its called for when you drilled the soap in
it's called just that a drill brush. you can find them on amazon. the yellow is medium bristles, white is soft and red is hard.
I just ordered this unit because the reviews are great BUT
it took you 5 minutes to clean ONE floor mat?
Not normally. The purpose of this video was just for a demonstration. These floor mats were so filthy they would require pressure washing.
So wait or vacuums like any other vacuum dirty and debri and it basically shampoos the carpets too?
Yep works like a regular shop vac and also shampoos carpet and upholstery.
Omg that’s more than perfect👌🏽 and that way not carrying 2 machines around, by the way for the vacuum option how well it works? Pretty strong? (Powerful)?
@@josevelarde4113 yea it's even stronger than my 12 gallon shop vac
I really appreciate the fast reply’s, I had 2 machines already on my cart but came across this and your RUclips video definitely picking this up👌🏽🔥 by the with that handle it doesn’t makes it difficult to vaccum in tight spaces? Idk
@@josevelarde4113 it can be a bit of a hassle at times yes
What model is this?
I've been looking for a 3 in 1 this looks pretty powerful. My question is do you think shop vac attachment tools are compatible with this to get in tight spaces?
if you remove the remote handle I have been able to get my shop vac tools to fit. might need an adapter though depending on the size of the tools and hoses
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa awesome to hear the hose looks like 1/2 in hose and the tools I use are 1/4 in so yeah I just ordered one and I appreciate the video. I'm about to retire my Bissell for auto detailing
@@Veteranbikergamer This seems like it might be more awkward to use than the Bissell, is it?
@@Rize_Inn the Bissell is a great tool but the hose is short and will break. When I'm detailing larger vehicles like lifted trucks etc etc I prefer a longer sturdier hose. Also having a 3 in 1 cuts down on time and from lugging two machines around. I got mine a week ago and I find it simple to use. The main attachment I'll be using is just slightly bigger than the main attachment I use for the Bissell. Shop vac attachments also work on it as well.
@@Veteranbikergamer Thanks! That's my main attraction to it is that I can skip buying a shop vac and a Bissell and just get this to do both jobs. Seems good for anyone just starting out or looking to stream line their set up.
So does that mean that everything you vacuum with this machine winds up in the canister all wet and muddy, leaving your filter all messed up when it’s time to empty it?
Yes that is why you use a foam filter or washable pleated filter. It comes with a pleated dry filter and foam wet filter that you can just rinse off. I rinse out the inside of the unit with a hose. Shop Vac brand filters will fit this and I have an ultra web pleated filter that can be rinsed off and filter dry particles too.
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa
Doing the little research I’ve done so far I’ve seen several reviews talking about the canister folding in from the vacuum pressure, rendering the machine useless. I was considering it until I read about those cases.
@@Samuelfish2k Has not been an issue for me
@@Samuelfish2k Where because I've done plenty of research and have not come across this? 🤔
@@theculture9406 Look on the big A… Check out the 2 star reviews and also the 1 stars. There’s a couple vids in the 1 stars showing the problem.
Damn I just bought q Bissell spot clean pro..... its the same price I should get this
I was almost going to get a Bissell ended up getting this hasn't come in yet.
@@idealdetails how is it holdin up ?
@@oHooLiiGaNx should arrive later today.
@@idealdetails definitely make a review
@@oHooLiiGaNx maybe my first YT vid!
Does the water spray the same time as the vacuum suction
it has a button for vacuum and a button for spray
Good cleaning and suction
i just bought this on amazon.
Very cool im going to buy one
I was going to buy the aqua pro but I guess I'll give this one a try I just ordered it.
aquo pro has better performance for spraying water at higher pressure but this has crazy suction
Now brush it the other way and you see dirt lol
i bought this and mine doesn’t spray out the liquid what do i do??
Contact vacmaster support
Better than a bissell?
Oh yea, much better.
Thanks for the response!
110 220 voltage?
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How's it holding up for you?
So far so good
Very good tank
Do you find it outs out enough water 💧?
It doesn't spray a ton probably about the same rate as a bissell but I feel that is a good think because I don't want to soak the seats and carpet.
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa
I agree
Only trying to clean thin fabrics.
Try using Meguiars All Purpose Cleaner for the fabric.
Try super clean!
How sturdy was the gun
Pretty durable. Granted I'm not backyard wrestling with it but it feels pretty solid and sturdy.
can you use hot water with this ?
Yes
So is this extractor still doin good!!!
Yeo just used it a few weeks ago still going strong.
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa awsome n Thnks for ur video makes my choice to buy this extractor way easier
So there is a small extracting head? Could u buy the Saphire scientific tool and it work with this?
@@GPassmore You may be able to rig something up but this does not use standard extractor fittings
Do you know where I can buy it
check the link in description
Does it come with the water tank or that's an add on item?
Thanks for the video.
Yes 1 gallon water tank
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa What is the run time on this machine? Are you able to extract a complete vehicle? Carpets and seats to be in particular?
How to use it as a blower?
I do not believe this one has a blower function.
dayum! that thing is bad ass!
I really love this machine, i love to get one for the new car detailing business I'm about to start.
Can you help me
It's a great machine for car detailing for the price
Can you help me buy and ship it down to Nigeria 🇳🇬
I can’t find the machine no where
@@erickpenaloza1 doesnt appear to be available anywhere at the moment
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa thank you for replying back! Do you know why ? Is something going on ? Did they sell out maybe ?
I think it would have been much easier to wash that little carpet in the washing machine, hahaha, and it would have been even cleaner. But that machine would be very good for upholstery. Thanks for the video!
You're probably right, but then I wouldn't have been able to make this video!
Can you add a link for that extractor
It's in the description
I can’t find no where ?
This vacuum or craftman???
This if you want something that has its own water reservoir
I'm gonna go with a numaitc geroge
Those are great machines 👍🏾
Nice
👍👍
Much better than a bissel but the handle looks so bulky
It is a bit bulky but you can always take it off and use a crevice tool
You don’t look that old you like your 30 like me that vacuum is nice
I feel older than I am it's terrible lol
Good day and good job sir god bless thumbs already done
Where can I get one
For the price its ok. But you can just take any wet dry vac and do the same thing. Im not impressed. It shouldn't have taken that long to clean it. You could have thrown it in the washing machine for all that trouble. Good video. But i would not buy that. Just convert a wet dry vac.
Thanks. This was just fit a demonstration. Normally I would pressure wash floor mats like that. Wet/dry vacs do not come with a water pump to be able to rinse as you extract. This machine is good for normal fabric and upholstery cleaning. Harder to record and get good angles inside of a vehicle.
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa i understand
Ive been using a shop vac with an extractor attachment and it works like a charm for me. I think when the time comes ill get a commercial extractor. Thanks for this vid tho. I did have my eye om that machine. But ill save my money. Really my wet vac does the same thing. Thank you sir
@@kizerautodetailsdreamclean7624 did you make your own attachment or buy it online? If so could you link it ?
Wait...you can use an extractor attachment on a shop vac?? Where do you get the attachment?
@@clifhellner1493 got it off a household shampooer.
Can this clean sofas too?
Absolutely
Bruh you could have threw some dish soap, the drill and brush, and a water hose.
Wouldn't have made for a good video
I commend you or whoever uses tan floor mats lmao. At this point I'd stick with black floor mats
These were out of a 2004 Toyota. New car got floor liners!
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa how ironic lol I have a red 2002 tacoma with tan interior but I swap the floor mats to black
Awesom it is cheaper
How nasty is that mat come on now 15 minutes to clean that one mat
This video is for demonstrational purposes
I know this is just an example video. But dood...just buy a new mat.
It doesn't even have the car manufacturer or make/model on the mat. It's generic. Why waste your time?
Don't even have that vehicle anymore
Goooootttt Daaaamn - noob noob
I would of pressure washed the sht out of it first and then extract would of taken me 6 minutes
Awesome that you would do that yes, it would be faster but wouldn't have been a good video to showcase the machine.