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Vac for Fine Dust.
Hi all,
My old Earlex CombiVac has given sterling service sucking up all sorts of unmentionable stuff and taking all sorts of abuse for many years. Its Achilles heel though, has always been fine dust. The filter clogs far too quickly and I'm left with a time-consuming and messy paper bag beating exercise before I'm given another minute or so of decent suction. The job it *really* can't cope with is extracting the dust from my wall chaser, which I realise is quite a tall order. It works fine for about a quarter of a chase, then it suddenly goes all asthmatic and visibility reduces dramatically. Recently, it's been cheesing me off to the point where I'm willing to spend some money replacing it. Can anyone recommend anything around the 100 quid mark that'd be likely to last for a whole chase and then be relatively quick to prepare for the next one? Cheers, Colin. |
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