These were good for what they were. They actually cleaned really well and were built pretty alright. The biggest draw backs are the fact that it has no tools and that it never filtered very well. But giving the original $35 price point they were solid, they were better in almost every way when compared to the competition like the Bissell EasyVac and Eureka Optima, and are certainly better than what is thrown out today.
I miss no wet wonder foam. It was amazing, removed ink, food residue and no soaking needed. I guess that's why they stopped producing it. Some wet vac company must have bought them up and stopped production.
When I first got it, it was super dusty, looking like it was sitting in a garage. So I wiped all the dust off with Clorox Scentiva disinfecting wipes and elminating the germs in the process.
Curious, is this one made out of parts? because on the 2006 models the metal part of the handle should be silver and the brushroll should be a little different
Also I think you might've had the height adjustment down a little too much on the first run on that brown carpet, I thought I heard the brushroll struggling on it.
By far my favorite version of the SP Windtunnel, because it looks like the toy one that was made back in the day, and it has the turbo brush. I'd love to have that one in my collection!
The same thing literally happened to me, the charger broke so now i have to keep it turned off until i can get a new one, luckily the battery lasts *r e a l l y* long when it's off
I have a second DS and I hadn't played it for over a year I turned it on and the power was blue. Then it turned to red. Then it started blinking. Then it dies, all in the span of 30 seconds.
Sounds like your battery may be starting to swell. You might want to check that out-it could be other things but you definitely don't want that battery to crack through the shell/screen or even catch fire if ruptured.
@@Solaceon That happened simply because it hasn't been used in a very long time. It was incorrectly reading how much power was left. It worked completely normally after being charged.
I see no point in this video, but overall cool! I've had my old 2009 3DS XL and i just wiped all storage and sold it on Facebook for a hundred bucks. I really miss the feeing of the 3DS. Luckily, I managed to keep the SD card. It has all of my photos, game data, sound recordings, and system settings on it. I also managed to add a few photos to it of it wiping all its memory storage and a video of its first start up. Proof that I miss it so much!
You should buy a new one and mod it. Really fun handheld to have modded since you can play your "personal backups" of the entire DS and 3DS library. I own 2 of them and use the system daily
