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I have the Parkside and I think it's great. I use the filter but I wrap one layer of kitchen roll paper around the filter, when it needs changing I just tear the kithen paper off and put another piece around. Saves having to buy a new filter, it has lasted years.
@@OXiG96 it works great! The motor is strong, not too loud, I use it mostly for vacuuming my house, and for sawdust. My only complaint would be the hose, it tends to kink pretty easily, thats something i dislike. But nothing serious! I'd say go buy it
on hard surfaces, pretty much any vaccum will do, but my interest is on RUGS, because the commercial vacuums don't come with special "shacking feature that some premium 1k dollar vacuums that are used in hotels come with. Or like the old designs were in the 50's with sack. Those are actually better than these because they shake up the surface, not just stick to it like these modern ones do.
A quick tip for WD5 if you're working with a lot of dust - using a clean (new) filter and a vacuum bag (that doesn't mess up the filter right away) makes a huge difference in suction power. Dust kills power without a vacuum bag really fast and you can clean the filter as much as you want, you'll never get it as clean as it was. I haven't cleaned my filter in probably 2 months and I work with it all weekends cleaning brick and concrete dust. Before I was using the bag I had to clean it every 15min if I was cleaning a lot of dust.
@@lahaart You don't need a dust bag In Karcher either. They both designed for that. But it is much better for a vacuum cleaner if you have one. Vacuuming (dry) dirt without a dust bag and filter will destroy any electric motor of the vacuum cleaner in very short time.
Now that is what I call a review! Great stuff sir. Thank you! The WD3 has a cylindrical filter like the parkside. I wonder if it's any better than the WD5.
Thanks for the support. The WD3 definitely works better concerning the filter issue, unfortunately it doesn't have the plug in option. But if you don't need to plug in secondary machines the WD3 is the better choice.
@@lahaart can the Kärcher WD 5 P handle dust from being connected to a angle grinder with a concrete grinding wheel? im looking for a relatively light weight vacuum to connect to my angle grinder.
Please note that Karcher does not need to change filter. You can clean it and reuse. For Parkside you need to buy filter (€35) every time. These are extra cost for parkside.
Great video, at 12min 20sec is the dust being sucked in to the side of the hose, that's laying near the dust... May have a small hole.. Any way thanks for the video 👍
Hi, thanks for the excellent review. Just a quick question...Are you using bags in the vacuums? I'd have thought even the Parkside would require more regular filter checks without a bag.
@@lahaart - Completely disagree. Specially if you tend to use it more in house environment. Use bags! Something to consider, my workshop vacuum used WITH bags. The filter had to be washed today for the first time in little more than 5 years! Because I left water inside! If it was not for that, the filter was still amazingly clean after all this time. Due to the bags! ;-)
@@crpth1 using bags when vacuuming in the house is a good idea specially when you have animals, considering the fact of smell, but in the workshop where I vaccum manly sawdust, bags are not necessary. Thanks for your input.
Thanks, I will buy some bags and hope that helps! I have the same issue as shown at the end of the video; the cleaning function only helps for a minute or two, until the dust is sucked into the filter again, really frustrating.
Are your aware of the filter cleaning function on the kärcher? It creates an air vortex That cleans the filter Edit: I just rewatched it and saw you briefly mention it
Can you vacuum dust (a car for example) and then vacuum something wet (like wet car seats) without changing filters? Because i see all these dry/wet vacuums, but you have to change bags and filters every time and it’s gotta be a pain in the ass.
The "dry" filter MUST be removed every time you want to use it for liquids. By dry filter, I mean the bag and the (usually) HEPA filter. Most commonly they get replaced by a simple foam sleeve, to protect the motor from major splashing. Either case this last part is dependent on the particular model/brand. Regarding the removal of the filter. Please don't even try to use it with the bag (full of dust/debris). You'll thank me later! What happen is very simple. The bag with all it's contents when wet. Start degrading into "compost". All fine, until you realize it will, really fast, turn into an anaerobic condition! Or in other words it will smell TERRIBLE! Just a couple of weeks ago I used it to wet vacuum my sofa. The plan was to throw away the full bag immediately after! BUT, In all honesty, I totally forgot the thing afterwards! Result, this morning I turn it ON inside the house... We almost died with the foul smell. I disassembled the vacuum out in the garden. I add to wash ALL parts! With "Vanish Oxy" and hot water! The smell is still pungent... Let that be a lesson! ;-) Cheers Edit: For your own sake. when using it for "wet". Make sure the last thing you vacuum is clean water. This way the system is cleaned (more or less). After dumping all the water, make sure to let it dry completely. Before storing it. The hose is better to be left hanging to drain & dry! ;-)
I have bought a Kärcher WD6 and made the same observation regarding the filter. I guess you have to use the vacuum cleaner with a bag. Otherwise you have to clean the Filter permanently. There are also reusable bags.
I have apartment, 3 rooms. I need multipurpose cleaner. We don't have much dirt, only little dust and small pieces of food. we have 2 carpets, 3 seats sofa, and curtain, we often clean them. Should I buy karcher wd 5p? how long do I have to change the bag after using it? Same with filter what's your recommendation?
@@lahaart thanks for the clarification. I have one more question if don't mind. Wd3 can clean furnitures and clean dust and dirt, am I right? If I keep clean all twice a week, how long should I replace the filter and bag?
We have never replaced the filter on the our wd3 and it's running now for 5 years. Bags you have to change on a regular basis, how often is hard to say we have to change it every two to three months.
Hi there can you tell me how to unblock a Karcher WD2 Premium Vaccum hose??? It has a bottle top stuck in it at the top end of the hose PLEASE HELP 🙏🙏🙏
Oops, my best guess is to take the hose of, stretch it a bit and push a broom stick through. If it's stuck in one of the bend/curved bit take the same broom stick and knock it, it shake it lose. Good luck.
If you use a bag you definitely don't have to clean the filter so often, but that's the thing, with the Parkside you don't have a bag and it works perfectly.
Don't think you can get a silencer for this kind of models. Kärcher has it's own eco line which are designed to be more quiet. If you use a bag you can reduce the noise a bit but apart from that I can't think of anything else.
@@lahaart The Karcher is rated at 73db according to the owner's manual. I did a lot of research on noise before ordering one. It is very quiet for a wet/dry vac. I noticed the sound volume difference between the two vacs while he was doing the tests. Wish he had done a sound test as well. The low sound rating was one of the primary reasons I just ordered the Karcher. I recently moved into an apartment and will be doing furniture refinishing. Have to be considerate of the neighbors 😊.
Hi, kannst du mir bitte sagen ob beim Kärcher die Luft beim Saugen komplett aus der anderen Steckverbindung (zum Blasen) rauskommt oder kommt da hinten beim Filter auch noch Luft raus? Hintergrund ist... ich will die komplette Abluft nach draußen leiten so das keine Abluft im Raum verbleibt. Vielen Dank , Ole
Hallo Jacob, bei der Blas Steckverbindung kommt nur Luft raus wenn der Schlauch auch wirklich reingesteckt wird ansonsten kommt die Luft seitlich beim Deckel verschluss raus. Auch bei angeschlossener balssteckverbindung kommt seitlich noch Luft raus, deutlich weniger aber dennoch spürbar.
My experience- I have Karcher WD5 for years, It is powerful BUT I am able to smell the wood particles when I use this shopvac. I think that the filtration unit (the filter itself and the whole ïnovative" design for snapping the filter in place) is GARBAGE. My Karcher sucks dirty poluted air from somewhere and I can not figure out how to fix it so far. What is your opinion for that roblem, do You have similar problems with your Karcher. Try to suck only MDF and smell the xhausted air, do you feel it? and ell me please.
Hey Mo ni, sorry for the late reply. I don't think your shopvac is letting wood particles through the filter, it's more likely that the filter is blocking up to quickly, as shown in the video, and therefore not sucking properly where it should suck; at your saw blade. Referring to the smell issue, if you cut wood it will always smell like wood. Thanks for your Input.
I have spent ages looking at wet and dry vacuums and the reviews are not great for any of them; this excludes the Parkside one though, only because I didn’t know it existed! Time and again I see people complaining about these modern vacs having less suction and poor quality tools and this includes the expensive Henry models and also the Karcher WD6, which was the one I most favoured. I’ll now keep my eye out for one of these Parkside models, although I’m not sure whether they are available in the UK.
