H20 upright

[decade80]

A week ago I designed this h20 upright vacuum. Just wanted to know what you guys think about it and if it would be sucessful in the vacuum market.

 

[luxg]

Travis, that is really neat, you are very creative!!

 

[lux1521]

I also think it is a neat idea.

From a design prospective I would first wonder how heavy the water would be to push around. Otherwise I think such an idea could have potential in a real world market, although there might be a few details I would change. I would like to hear more about it before I give any more detailed comments.

The drawing itself looks like it took a long time to do and is very interesting to study. Design is time consuming but well worth it.

 

[ian88]

Heh, I remember designing vacuums when I was a kid...amusingly, like cars, I could only design ones that looked like they were from the 1970s for some reason =p

 

[shanonabc]

yeah that is pretty good! Any way the water filtration unit could be afixed to the main body in order to get a lower profile?

 

[myvacsrock]

water is probably as hard to push around as the hoover bagged windtunnel 2! HARD!

 

[tolivac]

Or how bout as hard to push as a Hoover Z.Its an interesting machine-a watertrap upright!What sort of separator does it use?

 

[ian88]

Maybe you boys should talk to David Oreck about this idea ;p

lol, he seems more open to such ideas (even from kids =p) than other manufacturers.

 

[turbo500]

Aqua Vacuum

There is already a water filter Vacuum called a Neptune but an upright version seems very neat. I like the hose too it reminds me of a Lux Velocity and your anti-tip design is a really cool idea. I would deffo buy one of these. Very well done!