Hey guys, has anybody tried any of those wet dry central vacuums, such as drain vac or aqua air, and it looks like it’s a really simple design, so someone could easily convert a central vacuum into a sort of similar set up
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panasonicvac
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I have
They're good but they're INSANELY expensive. If used for residential, never add water and soap mounts inside the house. I've heard they're more problematic. Personally, I'd rather use a wet interceptor or at least a wet/dry Shop Vac to clean up a water spill. I'm gonna stick with using a bagged or a cyclonic central vacuum.
They're good but they're INSANELY expensive. If used for residential, never add water and soap mounts inside the house. I've heard they're more problematic. Personally, I'd rather use a wet interceptor or at least a wet/dry Shop Vac to clean up a water spill. I'm gonna stick with using a bagged or a cyclonic central vacuum.
Oh wait, so this one’s one that you’ve used or
Is this one that someone else owns? I’m kind of wanting to build my own but not have it plumbed into the house, mainly used for car upholstery cleaning
Is this one that someone else owns? I’m kind of wanting to build my own but not have it plumbed into the house, mainly used for car upholstery cleaning
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Sears had one in mid 60s by Whirlpool that would flush dirt down the drain every time it shut off.I think a 1965 catalog had a full page explaining it.
Sears had one in mid 60s by Whirlpool that would flush dirt down the drain every time it shut off.I think a 1965 catalog had a full page explaining it.
panasonicvac
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No it's not mine. I wish it was because it's better than my inverted filter system that I have.
I would love to have one myself even just to
Use it as a Near-industrial carpet shampooer, although it makes me wonder if these kind of systems are sold to older people similar how Kirby does
Use it as a Near-industrial carpet shampooer, although it makes me wonder if these kind of systems are sold to older people similar how Kirby does
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