Way too expensive. You should try the new ROEDIX R9 air duster. That one is even more powerful and very ergonomic in the hand than the one you have there for much better price.
The only time I use a SINGLE BUCKET method is if I use a RINSELESS WASH like DIY detail which encapsulates the dirt and drops it to the bottom with a special made sponge like the legacy sponge. Or if you use the proper method to wash a car. FOAM RINSE FOAM CONTACT WASH. The second foam stage is necessary bc it provides extra lubrication. I prefer a two bucket method, with foam rinse foam method. I will never sacrifice the paint on my cars, especially my limited edtion cobra. I wont cut corners or skip a step. If I am going to do something, its done in a professional manner. always. Even if I am sweeping the floor.
The professionals want to sell you a two bucket method and when I use to detail cars that wasn’t a thing, as long as your wash kit is clean or you’re using multiple it’s no biggie 🙏
The orifice size was never mentioned. If you have a pressure washer that puts out 2.0 GPM or more, and the cannon has a 1.1MM orifice, it will draw too much amperage exceeding the recommened running amps of the unit. you will then need a 1.25 or higher orifice. If you have a cheap pressure washer like a ryobi that pumps out 1.2 GPM, then the 1.1 is fine. This info is very valuable.
The heavy ball at the end of the flexible tube is to, yes, keep the tube at the bottom but its main function is, when you move the foam cannon around, it will move around the bottom no matter what angle, up down, it will always suck in the soap solution. It moves with your movement. It will never suck in the area where there is no water.
Thanks for the video, it was a fun watch. Now I’ll have to watch every RU-vid video in existence on foam cannons 😂 before I get one. Thank you for inspiring my next binge 🙌🏻🫶🏻
@@zumbazumba1 Good question!! I should’ve tested that, but I think if you sucked anything through it would damage it, I’m sure if there’s some sort of filter or blockage you could make it work 🤔
I love these but returned them because just like you, I couldn't figure out the adjustment on the neck band. Instructions says to twist and mine won't twist. The reason I came to RU-vid for someone to show me what I am missing ! Good video overall.
Got a 3d printed one for £35, but it's cooler because it has a potentiometer along the boost and power button, and i 3d printed a base in which i was able to incorporate a voltage reader with button, since 18650 or any lithium batteries last the longest if you keep them at storage voltage. That just makes it easy to read the voltage
The motor/fan assembly is reminding me of the unit in a Dyson hair dryer. AvE's channel has a teardown, the fan rotor looks the same as the Dyson unit.
@StuffFoundOnline He did a really in depth teardown on it, lots of valuable info in his video if you're interested. Also, highly reccomend his channel in general for tool teardowns and just general shop goofery.
@@rare6213 I did and the build quality is amazing, also you had to wait at least a month to get yours yeah? And is it 3d printed? I’ve heard those just don’t last
@@StuffFoundOnline hey I’m not hating they are very useful lol but actually no they aren’t they look 3d printed in the photos but was surprised is wasn’t it feels great
The page states that it will last over 24 hours, I’d take that with a grain of salt, maybe 24 hours on the low setting but I didn’t have the time to test that in depth!
It really does 😂 if you don’t care about being judged in public this is definitely a good buy, haha! Thank you for the comment more reviews already up and to come!!
