Vax VRS5W Carpet Cleaner - Does anyone's house staff use one of these?

[LondonManc]

Indeed. The lady demands only the highest quality produce to meet her exacting standards.

Yet she's with you. Hmmmm.

[northernladyuk]

Yet she's with you. Hmmmm.

The pre-nup expires soon and then he's going for a little swim in the Manchester Ship Canal with his new concrete wetsuit.

[Paddy]

[wattaj]

Email a picture wityh your questions to the people at VAX: https://support.vax.co.uk/powermax-carpet-washers

[Excursion UK]

Not wishing to hijack this thread but can anyone recommend a decent cheapish shop vacuum?

I need something to attach to the cover of my grinder and my Dyson won't be able to handle the volume of dust.

[Old Greg]

Not wishing to hijack this thread but can anyone recommend a decent cheapish shop vacuum?

I need something to attach to the cover of my grinder and my Dyson won't be able to handle the volume of dust.

Will a Henry do the job or is it too small?

[Excursion UK]

Will a Henry do the job or is it too small?

I was thinking that. It may do the job so long as it can keep up. There's going to be a lot of dust....

[Old Greg]

I was thinking that. It may do the job so long as it can keep up. There's going to be a lot of dust....

Numatic has a George with a larger capacity and more power.

[WTFH]

I was thinking that. It may do the job so long as it can keep up. There's going to be a lot of dust....

You never see a builder with a Dyson.
2 reasons:
1. They are overpriced
2. The money went on marketing design.

Buy British - Henry is designed and made in Chard, Somerset - not far from you.
The bag is easy to replace.
You can run them bagless if you want. (not recommended, but it works)
You'll get 3 Henry for the price of one Dyson. Except one Henry will probably last you 3x as long as a Dyson.

[mjcp]

Not wishing to hijack this thread but can anyone recommend a decent cheapish shop vacuum?

I need something to attach to the cover of my grinder and my Dyson won't be able to handle the volume of dust.

Not sure a shop vac or the right tool for that job, they have limited capacity and don't always neutralise the tiny particles. Google: cyclone dust extractors diy. They often start with a shop vac.


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