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vax vacuums/carpet washers
Hello,
Has anyone used a Vax vacuum/washer? How good are they as a vacuum and how good are they as a washer? Is it better to hire a rug doctor if your carpets are dirty or does the Vax work well? Thanks in advance, Stephen. |
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vax vacuums/carpet washers
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Stephen coughed up some electrons that declared: Hello, Has anyone used a Vax vacuum/washer? Yes How good are they as a vacuum Very good as a straight vac and very tough, good for rough work. Just adequate but not great on carpet IME. Something with a powered beater (VAX may have these as an option) is really needed on carpet to shift the hair and fluff and knock the grit out. and how good are they as a washer? Adequate. For something you can whip out in the event of spills or a quick clean they are OK. I used one for years on short pile carpet. Is it better to hire a rug doctor if your carpets are dirty or does the Vax work well? Normal dirt, quick go over upholstery or car, VAX is OK. Young children or grossed out carpets: you're better off hiring the rug doctor. The difference the scrubber bar makes is immense. Thanks in advance, Stephen. You're welcome Cheers Tim |
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