3:47 - Dream crushed. My whole life I've just wanted something that I can hand a dirty dish and and have it cleaned completely. Home dishwashers can't do that; commercial dishwashers can't do that. We're a quarter of the way through the 21st century. Why doesn't such a basic appliance exist yet?!
Hey man! I also live in an 1895 Queen Anne Victorian, with a hole in the exact spot in the floor, with old wiring. I want to do exactly this; am I able to give you a call to ask some questions? Thanks!
@@daveengerer7554 if you can email a few pictures of what you have, I will do my best to help you get it working. Operkins at gmail. Thanks for watching!
Website full of hyperbole, lies, and half truths. Products they have exclusive distribution in the USA for and can manipulate the specs on. Terrible customer service (as reported by their customers, I personally am not one...). Other than that, they are great, and kudos to them for building a successful business! Lol...thanks for watching :)
Wow! That is nice collection of power nozzles. I would love to use any of these with my Nilfisk GM80 witch has big industrial style 2-stage motor. I made custom PH outlet for it. So far my favorite PH is the Wessel Werk EBK 340. Sebo ET1 is also nice.
I really wish they still made that dogbone shaped electric hose. My parents had that type of hose and to me, it's so much more comfortable than the gas pump style.
Do any of these stand out for you that are currently available? I have the ThinkVacuums power nozzle and it does a fine job on my rugs, but that doesn't stop me from peeking at the other designs when I'm in a vacuum shop.
@@chrissyria2376 You might check out one that I didn't show here; the SEBO ET-2 (also available in a smaller version, the ET-1). Tremendous cleaning ability and build quality. Thanks for watching!
Thanks Corey! You can get a non electric hose with tapered cuff and use the external cord, or if you get an electric pigtail hose, you'll still want to add the tapered cuff to the end so it fits tightly.
Nice seeing them all, alot of history. You are lucky to live in the US, here in Sweden it is so hard to find a powernozzle. I think you still can get the sebo one you showed but from Nilfisk here. The small German one were also sold as an optional extra with nilfisk gs 80 or even earlier models. I got a karcher t15 commercial vacuum with a ebk 280 but love to upgrade to a bigger powerhead but karcher don't sell those ebk 340 anymore and I can not find a seller that sells them either😢 The ebk 280 has a short pigtail that connects to the end of the telescopic wand with a short pictail in the other end to. If you have any idé where to get any other powernozzle please get in touch. Love your channel 😊
These cars did not have gold kits or packages. They were on later cars where chromed parts were then gold plated. The Vs and lettering on these cars were gold from the factory. There was an optional gold grill. Gold grill standard on Biarritz and Seville but could not be gold on request. The Eldorado engine (3X2s) was optional on all models, standard on all 3 Eldorados.
Got the exact same problem. I just cut a hole n my basement pipe just like u got. I’m nervous on it blowing up now the pipe. At this point oh well. I flooded my basement alittle so I must not have enough pressure going through it to swell the bladder enough. I’m going full bore after it clears. lol. Wish me luck. God bless
Is it hard for the melamine cabinets on the side? I mean, the steam that comes out when you open the door after the cycle? Do we have to put a supplement protection to avoid it to suck the steam and be ruin?
I have a 505 also I love it and use it every day. I have had it for 10 years and the only problem I have had is it did not come with a shear pin and I use a penny I cut to fit bit it only lasts about a year. Otherwise it's a great conversation piece and my friends think I'm crazy 🤣
I had to fix a service main line that was ran in pvc because it was leaking and turned the dirt into mud and the ground was shifting and breaking the concrete sidewalk overtime. That was fun
@@miguelteran-raful2718 MD Vacuum's website is www.builtinvacuum.com. Their name (and the original Modern Day brand) is a play on the last name of the company's founder, "Emdy".
@@almightyian They were hitting their stride in the 1990s. The filtration design isn't my favorite but they had good quality products and great dealer support. It all spiraled down after they sold to Electrolux.
