Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: koopmaster on June 14, 2014, 10:30:31 am
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Now what?
the instructions are horrendous, it says the filter is wet dry but on this forum someone said take the filter out when using it as a gutter vac.
Is there anyone with previous experience with this van got any tips on how to proceed.
should I take the filter out and use the bag that is with it?
any other tips to save me learning the hard way would be appreciated.
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Now what?
the instructions are horrendous, it says the filter is wet dry but on this forum someone said take the filter out when using it as a gutter vac.
Is there anyone with previous experience with this van got any tips on how to proceed.
should I take the filter out and use the bag that is with it?
any other tips to save me learning the hard way would be appreciated.
instructions what are they ;D. I leave mine filter in wet or dry in use but maybe I'm wrong lol. The bags not for gutter cleaning
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I use this vacuum for gutters. Filter needs to be left in otherwise you will clog up the motor and cause damage. Using the bag is a waste of time as that is really designed for collecting dust. The muck that comes out of gutters will soon fill the bag and possibly rip it to shreds.
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thanks for the info.
do you use it on no 1 for gutters or do you use the no 2 setting?
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You will find the vacuum only works on number 1. Number 2 is when you use a tool perhaps a sander plugged in to vacuum. When you tool starts so does vacuum automatically.
Hope this helps.
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I use this vac all the time on gutters , don't run it without fiter, and wouldn't bother with vacuum bag. When you've done a sludgy wet gutter just remove the filter and wash it out and let it dry ready for next use. Been a good vac.
Steve
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If it doesn't suck up the manly stuff then you can always stick your pinny on and use it to suck up the dust from around your telly!