I think after all this dry weather you could probably hoover a gutter out with a car hand held vac I think the big vacs come into their own when sucking up sludge. Mine is 3600w and even that can struggle with the sticky stuff.
Quote from: Dave Willis on May 08, 2010, 08:55:14 amI think after all this dry weather you could probably hoover a gutter out with a car hand held vac I think the big vacs come into their own when sucking up sludge. Mine is 3600w and even that can struggle with the sticky stuff.I know a man that sells a great tool to do just this job It's all in the AGITATION!
Looks nice! What happens when you suck up water?Pressure Washers South West?
Quote from: Dave Willis on May 08, 2010, 09:06:58 amLooks nice! What happens when you suck up water?Pressure Washers South West?I know, I'm a "sucker" for stylish stuff!Only done one job wiv some water. There's a deflector plate inside that sends the water down. No damage anyway. It's supposed to be dry only. Then a major clean up operation after though.And yes your right Window Washer i've heard of this great tool too!!!For the sludge jobs I use pressure washer. Quicker & easier on the arms. Kevin
http://www.nilfisk-alto.co.uk/Products/VacuumCleaners/IndustrialVacuumCleaners/Single-PhaseDryVacs/ATTIX7ED-M-CLASSED/Introduction.aspxkevin.
try POLARBRITE m8, Craig does that gear