It's a Workhorse vacuum. I can't say it's better or worse because I haven't used a Kirby or Royal, I only know of them by reputation. I can say that I love the Workhorse though and I would not trade it for either of those vacuums. The Workhorse is powerful and I like the fact that it has a canister so on heavily soiled carpet you can adjust your vacuum technique to how much soil you see coming into the vacuum. Also, customers can see how much soil I got out before cleaning which builds value into my service.
All American Mack well I’m gonna half to check it out for myself, where did u find yours at??hey I liked the video u made about the 55 gal drum , just a question would u ever build one and put it up for sale ?
I bought mine through Mike "Waldo" Waldron but I don't think he sells them anymore. He was just a middleman but since he's a carpet cleaner I figured I would get one through him so he could get a commission on it. There are a couple other guys that do the same thing but I refuse to do business with them. I would just buy directly from the company which is WMJ Refurbishing. They sell both new and refurbished ones. Just google Workhorse vacuum and they come up right at the top. For the drum, I actually have the one I made for the video because I'm not using it but the problem is shipping would probably be expensive.
Why do u put those line in the carpet ur vacuuming you left so much dry soil behind its crazy i can hear where the soil was nobody vaccums right go back and see how much soil was left behind that is why carpets dont get clean right
What lines are you saying I put in the carpet? Are you referring to the wrinkles in the carpet because it needs to be re-stretched? Surely you can't be serious... How do you know I left so much dry soil behind? The reality is *NO ONE* can remove *ALL* the soil and vacuuming becomes a best effort process to remove a reasonable amount of dry soil before it becomes an exercise in diminishing returns. You must have some type of superhuman powers to hear where dry soil in carpet is. After these carpets were vacuumed as shown, they were cleaned and then vacuumed again so they were cleaned right.
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Over 19 mins of Workhorse action and canister reveal= heaven to my eyes and ears
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I just saw you are the new winner from A+. Congrats!!!
@@AllAmericanMack thank you! It surprised me!
so much dry soil and crunch was in that thick carpet and those thick deep carpet lines 🤤🤤🤤
You are my favorite one to watch you slow vacuum the right way that workhorse vacuum just vacuum it makes the carpet look newer
Thanks for the kind words and for watching! I need to get some more vacuuming videos up soon!
The prevac looks good. Yessssss
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First! Love it 👌
Amazing crunch and lines.
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I'm loving it
Can we get more of these videos 😭
I'll try to get more posted soon!
Well shit, good job girly. You looked like your were on punishment the whole time but the carpet looks great!
Look like cleaning strokes
What kinda vacuum is that?? Would u say it’s better than a Kirby or Royal??
It's a Workhorse vacuum. I can't say it's better or worse because I haven't used a Kirby or Royal, I only know of them by reputation. I can say that I love the Workhorse though and I would not trade it for either of those vacuums. The Workhorse is powerful and I like the fact that it has a canister so on heavily soiled carpet you can adjust your vacuum technique to how much soil you see coming into the vacuum. Also, customers can see how much soil I got out before cleaning which builds value into my service.
All American Mack well I’m gonna half to check it out for myself, where did u find yours at??hey I liked the video u made about the 55 gal drum , just a question would u ever build one and put it up for sale ?
I bought mine through Mike "Waldo" Waldron but I don't think he sells them anymore. He was just a middleman but since he's a carpet cleaner I figured I would get one through him so he could get a commission on it. There are a couple other guys that do the same thing but I refuse to do business with them. I would just buy directly from the company which is WMJ Refurbishing. They sell both new and refurbished ones. Just google Workhorse vacuum and they come up right at the top. For the drum, I actually have the one I made for the video because I'm not using it but the problem is shipping would probably be expensive.
All American Mack where are you located ?
Louisiana.
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Why do u put those line in the carpet ur vacuuming you left so much dry soil behind its crazy i can hear where the soil was nobody vaccums right go back and see how much soil was left behind that is why carpets dont get clean right
What lines are you saying I put in the carpet? Are you referring to the wrinkles in the carpet because it needs to be re-stretched? Surely you can't be serious... How do you know I left so much dry soil behind? The reality is *NO ONE* can remove *ALL* the soil and vacuuming becomes a best effort process to remove a reasonable amount of dry soil before it becomes an exercise in diminishing returns. You must have some type of superhuman powers to hear where dry soil in carpet is. After these carpets were vacuumed as shown, they were cleaned and then vacuumed again so they were cleaned right.