An updated version of the childhood rainbow vacuum we used to have. Lol 😆 I HATED lifting the water bowl dirty brown water slushing everywhere as I try to dispose it. Lol
I have a few questions. On Amazon i see this model and then a light carpet/hardwood model with a different looking (smaller) power head. What's the difference between the two models ? Also, am i able to use either power head model on hardwood surfaces?
Thanks for the comment. Both power head versions of the CTX will be the same. The only difference is the power head and yes you can use either power head on hardwood surfaces. If the brushroll ends up kicking the dirt and debris backwards, just turn it off using the switch on the hose handle. The vacuums suction will pick up the dirt and debris.
@@proluxcleaners okay, great to hear both can be used on hardwoods. If it wouldn't be a bother, could you explain what the difference between the power heads are? Like the benefits of one compared to the other? There isn't much of an explanation on Amazon, thank you!
@@8nykspree Yeah no problem. The smaller power head Wessel Werk 250 will be much smaller in size compared the larger Wessel Werk 360. The 250 will have soft bristled floor tool with an on board cutting tool along with a LED light strip. Despite the size it's still a great cleaning power head. The 360 will be much larger, have a pivot neck release button along with 5 different height levels which can be switched through using an onboard height adjustment power head. The belt and brushroll are maintenance free and the power head will shut off if ever sucks up something restricting the brushroll to spin. The cleaning path is also much wider compared to the 250.
Can you show how to use the hand held sprayer? I purchased the CTX but there are few instructions for use. I connected the hand held sprayer, but it didn't spray anything.
Thanks for the comment. Removing the rear cap is not needed to vacuum. You would only need to remove it for the air purification mode and for the blowing feature.
@proluxcleaners my CTX did not come with a cap on the exhaust, but I do also have the storm, is the cap necessary to use or is it fine to vacuum without the cap
I agree as actual air purifiers go. I see it as a vacuum that also cleans air so it's not supposed to be quiet. I was told to put it in a closed empty room for x amount of time and then shut it off.
What is the height of the power head? 2 inches 3 inches with the buttons? Was thinking if it will fit under dressers and cabinets, couches?
How much square footage can you successfully vacuum before the water chamber must be changed out?
An updated version of the childhood rainbow vacuum we used to have. Lol 😆 I HATED lifting the water bowl dirty brown water slushing everywhere as I try to dispose it. Lol
I wish you had shown how to empty the bowl.
I have a few questions. On Amazon i see this model and then a light carpet/hardwood model with a different looking (smaller) power head. What's the difference between the two models ? Also, am i able to use either power head model on hardwood surfaces?
Thanks for the comment.
Both power head versions of the CTX will be the same. The only difference is the power head and yes you can use either power head on hardwood surfaces. If the brushroll ends up kicking the dirt and debris backwards, just turn it off using the switch on the hose handle. The vacuums suction will pick up the dirt and debris.
@@proluxcleaners okay, great to hear both can be used on hardwoods. If it wouldn't be a bother, could you explain what the difference between the power heads are? Like the benefits of one compared to the other? There isn't much of an explanation on Amazon, thank you!
@@8nykspree Yeah no problem. The smaller power head Wessel Werk 250 will be much smaller in size compared the larger Wessel Werk 360. The 250 will have soft bristled floor tool with an on board cutting tool along with a LED light strip. Despite the size it's still a great cleaning power head. The 360 will be much larger, have a pivot neck release button along with 5 different height levels which can be switched through using an onboard height adjustment power head. The belt and brushroll are maintenance free and the power head will shut off if ever sucks up something restricting the brushroll to spin. The cleaning path is also much wider compared to the 250.
@@proluxcleanersDo you have an opinion on the comparison of the Sirena and Prolux water filtration vacuums?
I've seen the Prolux Ctx Pet. What's the difference to the regular Prolux Ctx?
Can you show how to use the hand held sprayer? I purchased the CTX but there are few instructions for use. I connected the hand held sprayer, but it didn't spray anything.
I'll make a video on how to use the hand held sprayer this week.
@@proluxcleaners thank you!
How do we know when we need to change water besides the obvious cloudy appearance
I recommend emptying the water after every use along with quickly rinsing the water bowl out as well.
Do you remove the rear cap with vacuumig?
Thanks for the comment. Removing the rear cap is not needed to vacuum. You would only need to remove it for the air purification mode and for the blowing feature.
@proluxcleaners my CTX did not come with a cap on the exhaust, but I do also have the storm, is the cap necessary to use or is it fine to vacuum without the cap
How much water (or maybe better question is what is the max line) to fill water to?
Ok check the water question, answered in video, sorry! Also should I use the water pick up hose when only using the hardwood floor attachments?
That motor sounds really rough 😳
Prolux ctx verses sirena
It's WAAYYY to loud on air cleaner mode!!!
I agree as actual air purifiers go. I see it as a vacuum that also cleans air so it's not supposed to be quiet. I was told to put it in a closed empty room for x amount of time and then shut it off.