I have always wondered how much these low wattage Vorwerks have airflow and finally I saw this very good video. Not bad at all considering very low wattage. My VK 135 got 100 cfm from the nozzle but that is much higher wattage model with very simple airpath.
well now you have an idea! What nozzle model does your 135 use? it looks pretty similar to the ET340. I think they changed the connection style so it's not quite the same but it does look rather similar.
@@Blackheartvacs Yes they are but I really like them. The agitation is really strong (at least it is for me). Vorwerk and Sebo is the only brand that sells machines with a powerhead so It might not be strong for an American like you but they are pretty strong here. That machine is my daily driver and I really like it. They are really expensive but they can last for like three decades.
@@匿名的-1 No Lindhaus or taski where you are? The lack of power nozzle machines would drive me nuts while i don't feel the need to use one all the time cleaning just doesn't feel as productive to me without some sort of agitation on pile carpeting.
@@Blackheartvacs It's very hard to get a Lindhaus here. Only some sketchy hotel cleaning websites sell it. And I never really heard of Taskis either. I checked and we only have like 4 canister type Taski avaliable and I don't think they have a powerhead inlet. And about agitation: I really like Sebos, but I feel like their powerheads are fairly weak. The X series (upright) doesn't seem to make any carpet lines at all, and machines with the ET-1 are somewhat better, but I still find them weak after some test videos.
@@匿名的-1 Strange it seems like they're easy to get over here despite being further from their origin. You know I kind of agree with you the ET-1 is well built and the airpath is efficient but they're IMO not great cleaners I'm unsure if it's the brush speed or the design of the brush
very much so! not too often you see a dual motor direct air machine the only other that comes to mind right now is the Oreck dual stack oh and I think the Halo
I have always wondered how much these low wattage Vorwerks have airflow and finally I saw this very good video. Not bad at all considering very low wattage. My VK 135 got 100 cfm from the nozzle but that is much higher wattage model with very simple airpath.
well now you have an idea! What nozzle model does your 135 use? it looks pretty similar to the ET340. I think they changed the connection style so it's not quite the same but it does look rather similar.
@@Blackheartvacs It is EB350. Airpath is super simple. Just one pipe from PH to bag.
I have a Vorwerk VK135. Great video!
I wish they had those in a 115/120v variant those are quirky looking machines!
@@Blackheartvacs Yes they are but I really like them. The agitation is really strong (at least it is for me). Vorwerk and Sebo is the only brand that sells machines with a powerhead so It might not be strong for an American like you but they are pretty strong here. That machine is my daily driver and I really like it. They are really expensive but they can last for like three decades.
@@匿名的-1 No Lindhaus or taski where you are? The lack of power nozzle machines would drive me nuts while i don't feel the need to use one all the time cleaning just doesn't feel as productive to me without some sort of agitation on pile carpeting.
@@Blackheartvacs It's very hard to get a Lindhaus here. Only some sketchy hotel cleaning websites sell it. And I never really heard of Taskis either. I checked and we only have like 4 canister type Taski avaliable and I don't think they have a powerhead inlet. And about agitation: I really like Sebos, but I feel like their powerheads are fairly weak. The X series (upright) doesn't seem to make any carpet lines at all, and machines with the ET-1 are somewhat better, but I still find them weak after some test videos.
@@匿名的-1 Strange it seems like they're easy to get over here despite being further from their origin. You know I kind of agree with you the ET-1 is well built and the airpath is efficient but they're IMO not great cleaners I'm unsure if it's the brush speed or the design of the brush
That's quite a weird machine. Great airflow considering the low power consumed.
very much so! not too often you see a dual motor direct air machine the only other that comes to mind right now is the Oreck dual stack oh and I think the Halo