Vacuuming a 90 foot hallway with the ProTeam ProGen 12. Hotel Housekeeping 102

It takes David 8 minutes to vacuum HALF the hallway or 90 feet with a standard 12 in corded vacuum (ProGen 12). Going with a cordless unit like the FreeFlex is more than twice as productive and reduces repetitive motion on the shoulder.
If he were to switch to a cordless FreeFlex unit, he could have vacuumed the same distance in half the time. Imagine reducing your labor by half for your hallmen or floormen that vacuum the halls on a daily basis!

[@Rachel-wt5tg]

i love vacuuming

[@DatEraa]

Good ASMR

[@celestialwarrior9676]

This guy has no idea how to properly vacuum
You're supposed to make your passes and swipes as if you are painting
In controlled uniform sections the width of the vacuum itself across the width of the hall
When you reach the opposite wall you move forward and repeat the process
It has nothing to do with being cordless or not
You just have to know what you're doing

[@vacexpert2020]

When I do long hallways like this I used to pull out my big boy before I sold it, it was a Nilfisk Advance Carpetwin 18, an 18 inch nozzle is nice for large areas but hard to maneuver, I'd put 100ft of cord on it in addition to the standard 50ft cord it came with and wouldn't have to stop for a long time, sold it because I had no more use for it at the time and it was wearing out, I now use a Taski Tapitronic Electronic 38 which is much quieter than the Progen series