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<blockquote data-quote="parwaz786" data-source="post: 311732" data-attributes="member: 779">Well we should be respectful anyways.I have also said that water is dense. S the cyclones actually spin it out pretty well. And I emoty the vacuum before it reaches the max line. An inch or so to be precise.The motor burning out, well first the sound tone would change. This has not happened.The duct would be wet. Mine was dry.I do care for people. Tripping the electrics is when the circuit breaker of the house turns off the electricity.&nbsp; I still dont see how this could affect anyone. Also, didn&#039;t citroen just said forget it?And regarding respect, I would just respect people the same as they respect me. I am being fair. I am using facts and anecdotes here. Not just on one occasion have I done this, but LOADS of times.I just CBA TBH. Just forget it. And regarding the safety of the junior members trying this, I never thought of that Narayan. Good call. DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME</blockquote>

[QUOTE="parwaz786, post: 311732, member: 779"] Well we should be respectful anyways. I have also said that water is dense. S the cyclones actually spin it out pretty well. And I emoty the vacuum before it reaches the max line. An inch or so to be precise. The motor burning out, well first the sound tone would change. This has not happened. The duct would be wet. Mine was dry. I do care for people. Tripping the electrics is when the circuit breaker of the house turns off the electricity. I still dont see how this could affect anyone. Also, didn't citroen just said forget it? And regarding respect, I would just respect people the same as they respect me. I am being fair. I am using facts and anecdotes here. Not just on one occasion have I done this, but LOADS of times. I just CBA TBH. Just forget it. And regarding the safety of the junior members trying this, I never thought of that Narayan. Good call. DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME [/QUOTE]

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