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CONVERT A SHOP VAC TO A PROFESSIONAL EXTRACTOR
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- Опубліковано 18 лют 2022
- Everything you need to convert your shop vac into a professional extractor. I have had my Ridgid portable Vac for a long time and have been asked this question a million times. Can you use a shop vac to extract carpet during auto detailing. The answer is yes kind of. In order to extract a carpet or interior fabrics effectively you need a water source to lightly spray the fabric while you vacuum it out. This water is sprayed in a precise area and amount based on the conditions. You need to be able to see what is being removed from the fabric through the clear viewing area on the extractor handle. This view tells you if the fabric still has either dirt or soap still in it and you can decide how much longer to continue in that spot. The attachment and the water spraying ability will make or break the process. I decided after watching a few videos and doing some research that it would be a great plan to convert my shop vac to have this ability. With the proper fittings and products your shop vac can be easily converted to a very usable auto detailing extractor or carpet spot cleaner. I have listed below all the parts and accessories that you will need to complete this project. This is a great auto detailing extractor kit that I like a lot. If you have any questions please feel free to ask in the comments. Thanks for watching and I hope you consider subscribing to my channel.
Check out my website for explanations & links to all the products. I made it easy to build this kit yourself with a full parts layout picture with links. www.hawaiideta...
Here are the links to all the pieces on amazon: amzn.to/3A4Rebw
Here are individual links:
VACUUM:
Ridgid Portable Vac amzn.to/3LJJ4K6
Detailing Hose Kit (labeled as a 1.25" inside Diameter hose but is a 1.5" Outside Diameter) amzn.to/34LshpE or
Ridgid Portable Vac and Detailing Hose Combo amzn.to/3rYKTen
Ridgid Wet Filter amzn.to/3BtFOhk
1.5” Threaded x 1.5” slip on hose cuff (for a 1.5” Vac Hose) amzn.to/359j6z6
2” Threaded x 1.5” slip on hose cuff (for a 2” Vac Hose) amzn.to/3gXHwhC
Mytee Upholstery Tool (Commercial grade - 1.5" push fitting)
amzn.to/3LoAe3J
amzn.to/3ButddV
WATER HOSE & FITTINGS
Teflon Tape (3-5 wraps on threads) amzn.to/3I2RIkC
1/4 Quick Disconnect (connects 1/4' NPT water hose to extractor tool)
amzn.to/3v3JjtF
Air hose used to deliver water to the extractor.
Air Hose (with 1/4 NPT fittings) amzn.to/3GJQEnl
Air Hose Rubber Sleeves bit.ly/3MnKg68
3/4 Garden Hose fitting with 1/4 Female NPT (connects garden hose bib to 1/4" NPT hose)
amzn.to/3gS4sPk
EXTRACTING SUPPLIES
Carpet Cleaning Chemical amzn.to/3gY10Th
Measuring Cup amzn.to/3H1k3GS
Chemical Sprayer amzn.to/3I2XvqB
Battery Drill amzn.to/3BvL6ci
Drill Brush (White Soft) www.amazon.com...
All Purpose Micro Fiber Towels (High Quality) amzn.to/36pr1ZI
ALTERNATIVE EXTRACTION MACHINES
Entry Level:
Bissell Spot Clean Pro amzn.to/3I1Cdti
My Bissell video • BISSELL SPOTCLEAN PRO ...
Semi Pro:
Mytee Spot Cleaner amzn.to/3BAejm9
Pro:
Mytee 4 gallon 130" water lift heated amzn.to/3rXAIqy
Mytee 10 gallon 130" water lift heated amzn.to/3JHhawr
MY AMAZON EXTRACTOR PRODUCTS a.co/gmxlphJ
GARAGE WALL SHELF a.co/7jFjrWQ
MY FAVORITE AMAZON PRODUCTS www.amazon.com...
Disclaimer** I did not invent this method. I took previous known methods and made improvements where I could to simplify and make it easy for everyone to make their own kit.
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Here are all the parts and pieces. Thanks. www.amazon.com/shop/hawaiitesladetailing/list/1XD2ELP60DECJ?ref_=aipsflist_aipsfhawaiitesladetailing Subscribe and you will be lucky for a year.
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you are a real professional
Today I discovered your channel, it's great
If Tony hawk had a twin brother and he detailed cars… love this guy
Thanks a lot. I appreciate it
Why is that so true 😂🤙🏽
😂
He stole his brothers shirt 😂
Damn saw the comment before the video…couldn’t be more ture
The fact that your just helping us save money makes you a special person man. I hope you realize that. I hope you get good karma for this. I just subscribed hoping one day I see your name with a millions plus subscribers. People like you is what this world needs.
Thanks a lot. I appreciate it
Gosh! You could easily have been a university lecturer. So easy on the ears.
Thanks.
I love that you are always looking out for everyone, from to weekend warriors to the pros.❤️
I am Glad you like the channel. Thanks
Aloha! Just bought the Mytee Air Lite and fittings using the links provided. Already have a spare Ridgid vacuum, Ridgid auto detailing hose kit, etc. No brainer to make this happen. You've got the most creative and most fun to watch auto detailing channel right now. Wishing you the best in 2022, brahddah!
Thanks man. I appreciate it. You will like it. It’s high quality. I am glad you enjoy the channel.
You put tremendous effort & thought to organizing this video. Maximum creativity and great execution! I’m gonna stick to my extractor though cause I still need my Rigid.
Thanks. I really appreciate it.
I love this setup. On tough jobs I had an issue not being able to use hot water though. So I found a cheap easy solution. I used a weed sprayer but any container that holds water and pressure will work. I didn't want to pump the bottle for pressure all the time. I Installed a shrader valve with male threads to the bottle and secured it with a washer, nut and rtv to seal. Hooked up my $50 Ryobi tire inflator that kicks on and off at desired psi and it works like a dream.🙌 Cold water is good for most jobs but is nice to have the option for hot water when needed.
Great idea. Thanks for sharing
Put your quick video out
@@kabelboy1able hook up the water inlet hose to a hot water tap. Wash sink, hot water heater hose bib etc. That’s what I do. If you need a constant source of extremely hot water this system might not be the best option. I can make a quick video showing this for sure. Thanks and I hope that helps.
@@HawaiiDetailing yea can u make a quick video. I appreciate it man
That worked very well. I like it. I wouldn't mind building it one day.
That's the way man!
Most of guys are over working and it's a never ending
In this video you are doing it right :)
Thanks.
Whoa! That modification on that RIGID did an amazing job! It would be cool if RIGID actually offered that exact same set up as an already made piece that you just bought and hooked up! YEAH........................!!!!!
Yes. It would be a good add on. I guess we just have to make our own. Thanks for watching
Thank you for this video and for all the links, it was so helpful for me!
I just updated my website to make it super easy. www.hawaiidetailing.com/extractor Glad it was helpful!
I love this channel. Its like watching your weed smoking uncle who is really awesome at detailing cars.
Hahahaha.
Thanks for your videos, I dove into my own detailing business because of you and a few other detailers on UA-cam. You guys are educational and give the best tips, so thank you very much!
Thanks a lot. I appreciate it
Love this guy, sounds just like the guy in happy Gilmore. "Harness the energy. Rise above it. All good things"
Thanks.
@Hawaii Detailing I hope my comment didn't come off as snarky or rude, I was being honest and it reminded me of that happy Gilmore scene.
Perfect for what I’m looking for to do future detailing
Can just tell you're a super cool dude. Thanks for the awesomely executed video! I have the same vac that I've had for about the same amount of time and I'm seriously considering doing this now.
Thanks a lot. Glad you enjoy the channel
The best video on this subject and information I have seen yet ! Thanks
Thanks a lot. I appreciate it
Dang it man, this is a freaking sweet custom setup that I may have to try out! I've never been able to stomach the cost of a Myee even though I love commercial grade tools. Thanks for sharing!
It’s a good setup. Thanks for watching
AWESOME VIDEO!!! The airhose hack is what I needed. I will connect it to my water heater to get the hot water extraction I need.( I have a spigot valve on it to get hot water, not the drain line spigot. I'm stoked!!!
Glad it was helpful!
@@HawaiiDetailing I did the set up the air hose on amazon( the one in your link is back ordered) I purchased mine at Home Depot. I connected the water hose to my hot water side of my washing machine. The system works good but what I noticed is that by the time the hot water reaches the end of the 50' water hose it looses a lot of its temperature. Wondering if I go to a 3/8" water hose if it would make a difference. But still haveing a close water source is still great
Really nice setup. thank you.
Thanks.
Love the idea, I’m definitely gonna use the hose sock though, that would look way more aesthetically pleasing!
Gonna take it a step further though, hear me out! Get a fitting to connect the end of your kobrajet hose to draw your water feed from. You can simply turn the water on to your pressure washer wall install and then leave the pressure washer in the off position. So you can get standard water pressure and not have to tap the garden hose!
Then you can trim down the long air hose to make the whole unit easier to store away etc.
Just pull it out, plug in power, take the pressure washer gun off and plug your hose into the extractor and off ya go!
I just need to find an adapter to go from 1/4 to 3/8 so we can adapt the extractor hose to the pressure washer hose.
🤙🏼
Good idea for sure. Let me know how it goes. Thanks for watching
Any update on the adapters 1/4 to 3/8 ?
U ever find that adapter?
Awesome explanation!
Thanks. I appreciate it
This is awesome setup! Thanks
Great instructions. I was able to follow it just fine using the 1.5 hose on my craftsman shop vac. This has some crazy strong suction. I use the hot water on my washing machine'shookup for hot water.
Good to hear. Thanks for watching
Wow that suction is amazing and powerful
It works well for sure
I’d love more content with this rig, just found your channel, 🙏🏽 thank you for the content and your time
Thanks for watching
Planning to buy a wet/dry vac as soon as my extractor wand is delivered. One of the things i found out is that by using tap water which are not distilled has a higher chance of causing water stains to fabrics. you can also hook up the water sprayer into a light pressured water like pump sprayer or adjustable pressure sprayer.
I’ve thought about this as well, I’m hoping the RV water filters that screw onto the hose outlet will take care of
Most of this
@@PolishedMobileDetailing503 water filtering and distilling are different things. distilled water seperates the water itself from other stuff thats mixed into the water and water filtering just filters the stuff that is dangerous for human consumption. filtered water still has some minerals in it that may cause stain to the fabrics. my best bet for faster production is to just buy distilled water or do it your own if you have the budget for it.
for me im just buying liters of distilled water and since im using a pump sprayer i can just dump the water into the sprayer
Good idea. Thanks
This is just as good as my bissel proheat liftoff. I’m super impressed. Good video brother!
Thanks.
The MyTee hand held extraction tool and other MyTee products are now shown on Amazon as "currently unavailable".
This looks like a great system. I've had a Bissell Green Machine and the automotive version of that machine, but they do lack suction power to pull the dirt and pull the water to reduce drying time. Even as a homeowner, I've got three family vehicles that need cleaning a few times a year, couches and upholstered chairs, small throw rugs and general cleanups. With the 6.5 HP Ridgid vacuum I already have, this alternative is worth the investment for a more professional clean.
An additional connection to mate with a kitchen or laundry tub faucet will also provide you will hot water to further improve the cleaning process.
I like it a lot. Is a good middle road kit. Thanks for watching
My dude! You probably just saved me thousands of dollars 🤘 I'm a house cleaner that just started getting into very low moisture VLM carpet cleaning and floor cleaning, I think a rig like this would work perfect as I run my business out of my Prius. I have a carpet cleaning friend that told me about getting a six horsepower Plus shop vac for extraction on tile and grout and other applications for carpet and upholstery cleaning etc, apparently that has enough suction to make everything happen so a set up like this in addition to that would be perfect! Totally portable to compared to the professional "portable" extractors. I know they have separate water heating units as well so I could totally add one of those on in the future as well, but for now something like this would be totally good for rinsing and extraction 🦾 thanks!!
You turned me on to Carpet Bomber, and this stuff is awesome. Plus I made this carpet extractor and it works like a charm. Thanks my man!!!!
Great to hear. Thanks
This is a great idea and not very expensive solution for people! Thank you!
Thanks for watching
Great video, and you should be flattered at how many folks have ripped your video off. Screw them though, yours is still the best.
Thanks. I appreciate it.
Exactly what I was looking for Jeremy...awesome job once again bringing the content we need to get professional results ourselves. BTW...joining the Tesla family today picking up my White on White Model Y Performance in a few hours...woohoo!
Nice. They are great cars. Thanks for watching
Omg im going to build this ,and am going to add the heat saber wand booster so i can have heat when im cleaning, thanks so much for this awesome video Hawaii Detailing!
Thanks for watching
What a great job making this video and listing all the material and details. Enjoyed watching. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching
Your shop space is so nice! Love the conversion! Great work !!!
Thanks
I love the idea of converting my Shop Vac into a shampooer / extractor. The thing I like the most is both of my shop vacs are over 20 years old and I can transfer it to another when / if it breaks. I have been using an IK sprayer to spray the carpet with carpet bomber and water in a spray bottle to rinse the carpet. It works but is definitely slower.
Works really well. Larger storage footprint but better quality.
Great video Jeremy, never thought it to be possible but now I see it is, great idea, thanks Jeremy 👌
I actually like this kit a lot. Thanks for watching
Good stuff man. Just shared it on the obsessed garage group for everyone to see!
Thanks a lot. I appreciate it
This is beautiful. You explained it so simply. Can’t wait to mod my wet vac. Thank you!!!
Thanks for watching
Always great content! This is a wonderful solution if someone doesn’t have an extractor.
I enjoy this kit. It works well. Thanks
Amazing video, everything explained to perfection. I will be doing this very soon 🙏🏼
Thanks a lot.
Genius 👀💯👍 TYVM BOSS
I run truckmount machines for a living and this mod is easily 95% as good as a $70,000 van mounted unit, and your techniques are spot on too. My only question is if there's a way to incorporate a chemical rinse into the water flow? A neutral rinse helps pull out all the detergent and also PH balances the fabric.
There might be a mod to make it work. Will have to look into it. Thanks a lot for watching and sharing your thoughts.
They sell big jugs that you can fill with water and then pump it to pressurize i was thinking of using something like that to mix a neutral rinse.
They actually make a little water pump for the ridgid 5 gal at my Home Depot or I assume any water pump would work’ like a pond water pump or the tiny tiny ones they use for diy “portable ac etc’ anyway you’d just have to split your line run a hose from chemical bottle to pump and then other end tap into main water hose of your system and boom as u press trigger it should mix with your water/solution line
You’d have to home make it for sure no one’s gunna sell it but just get a hose T 3 way to tap into your water line on machine
But if you’re doing truck mounted U can figure it out! A truck mounted is gunna be so much better and have way more psi and suction / water lift this will do for home use but if u have a truck mounted you’re set buddy and have all the psi/ suction u need
Ian the Rigid has about 40"-50" lift whereas a Ninja portable extractor has 150" lift or 220" for dual 3-stage blowers so how is it 95% effective?
Hey Jeremy I didn’t realize you only posted this video 7 months ago but coincidentally this was around the same exact time I was looking into building one of these DIY extractors. I literally followed your video detail by detail and used your links to order all the stuff from Amazon. I appreciate everything you did to help make this possible!
So I did get my extractor going and used it multiple times. However, I just went to use it again right now and I am not getting any water into the air hose it seems like. I tried two different extractor heads. I unscrewed the fittings I previously screwed onto the water line/air hose.
I cannot figure out why I am not getting water into my extractor head. When I pull the trigger no water is coming out. It’s worked great in the past when I’ve used it. I literally cannot think why I am not getting water into the line or the extractor head. Also, I am using a garden hose as a water supply like you are in the video. I even tried it on two different hoses.
What do you think is wrong here?
Thank you!!!
I would trace the water flow from the spigot through each fitting to see where the water is being restricted. Separate the fittings as needed to identify where the water stops. There must be a clog or something that is causing this as the water should flow through with no issue. After you figure that out it will be an easy fix. Thanks for watching
@@HawaiiDetailing okay yeah Im pretty sure I found it. It’s being restricted in the fitting that connects to the extractor head. Don’t know how or why but probably just going to order a new one. Thanks!
@@russellesquivel-barker2270 I was going to suggest you look at the quick disconnect fittings. They are closed when separated and it's possible contaminants got into the fittings. Put a canister style water filter on the spigot then connect your hose to the filter to keep hard water mineral deposits out of the hose.
Great video 👍🏻
You’ve got a real respect for your kit that is refreshing to see on video!
Thank you.
Thanks for this, but you mention 1.5” vacuum hose, the Amazon link description says 1.25”. Please advise.
Dude you seem like you would be an awesome mentor at anything you do and talk about thank you for your time
Thank you. I appreciate it. That means a lot.
Amazing to watch.. Thank you very much for teaching me something new...
Thanks for watching
Thanks for putting out content that is right up my alley. Your information, links, and parts list are really complete. Good work.
Thanks. I appreciate it.
I’ve been watching videos about extractor and I just don’t watch the whole videos but you explaine everything really good and got me watch the whole video and the set up is great thank you
Thanks for watching
Awe Jeremy! The drill brush does ALL the heavy lifting!!
Yea it does. The extractor just sucks the already agitated dirt out. Thanks for watching
wow hermano, que genial video! tengo una aspiradora vac shop de 5 galones, y el manual dice que si aspira agua, jamás lo he intentado! ahora lo intentaré saludos! / wow bro what a great video! I have a 5 gallon shop vac, and the manual says if it sucks up water, I've never tried it! I'll try now cheers!
Great to hear. Yeah.
Amazing. Now I gotta call the plumber so I can hook it up directly to the hotwater and don't have to wait for professional extractor to heat up
Yeah I instantly subscribed cause of just HIM! Hahaha cool voice and style man, in just the industry I need to not fall asleep learning about.
Thanks
Maaaane! You sold me that thing 🤣 didn’t need to see more i hopped to the home depot app and bought it.
Thanks!
Thanks for watching
Awesome video. I took an auto detailing class and they didn't use any chemicals for cleaning fabric, only steam.
That works too. It depends on how hammered the fabric is. I use a chemical almost every time. Makes it easier and gets great results. Thanks for watching
I built one thanks to you! It works great Thank you, I wish I could post a picture.
Great to hear. Thanks for sharing
That hose bib water hook up made me rethink this as I was looking at a full fledged "home" extractor thinking I would need a pump and tank. I got shop vacs out the yang. Hosing is kind of "thick" and hard to maneuver I would think over the regular bissel type. Thanks
I saw this week more videos around UA-cam about make a “professional estractor with a shop vacuum” they are all the same, my opinion is if you want a professional extractor that’s not for you, because you are using regular water, The advantage of the professional extractor is that you can use the necessary chemicals mixed with hot or cold water ( not only plain water) and that is what cleans, it does not matter if you previously spray the seat or the carpet with the foam cannon if you do not after remove that cleaning product with another appropriate chemical that extracts it (rinse fiber) so that the fiber does not become rigid and take on a bad smell, if you only use water it leaves a bad smell, especially on carpets, here in Las Vegas I got many jobs, because some guys do this job poorly and the carpet and seats stink of rot when they're drying
I always recommend getting the best tools you can afford for sure. Thanks for watching
Enjoyed the video. You put a lot of effort into your channel. Thanks for that effort. From video shooting, editing demo of the product to all of the links in your description. Kudos on the cool project. Costs adds up on repurposing a shop vac.. I have been considering an extractor. I am a detail hobbyist and had been leaning toward the Bissel spot clean pet pro portable carpet cleaner.. Stay Safe!
Me too. I can’t afford to give up my Rigid.
Yeah. That’s a good one too. Thank you for following the channel. I appreciate it
GREAT Video. You are an EXCELLENT presenter / content creater !!!!
Thanks a lot.
I love that you painted the shop vac
Got to make it match. Thanks for watching
Your videos are always informative and sometimes funny. I agree this is an inexpensive workaround but unless you have it attached to hot water, I prefer steam.
Ok I've watched enough videos. I now love this channel.
Thanks a lot. I appreciate it
I use the hot water heat in the garage, which works great !
Wow, so glad I found your video! Awesome explanation & showing it working. I'm ordering from the links you provided & I can't thank you enough. I'm mobile & this will be perfect for my set up!
Thanks. I appreciate it. It’s a good rig.
Maaaan... You saved me a bucket of dollars. I was about to buy the Bissell, then your video show up. Great video BTW!
Thanks for watching
You can get the orange model of this vacuum, that has wheels, for like 90-100$, and it regularly goes on sale.
Also, there used to be an amazing deal on a wal-mart shop-vac that had its own built in water tank, with its own handle and nozzle. Hart brand 5.5hp 6-gallon. quite a bit bigger, but I picked mine up for like 50$ on sale. It works quite well. I think they normally go for about 150$.
Hmm. 🤔 If you are working at clients' homes a lot, you can always use their outside water spigot. And their electrical outlet for your shop vac. If you can connect to their washroom hot water spigot, great. If not, you could pretty cheaply add a hot water tap on your own car or truck. Then you have endless hot water with u always. Two options: 1) tap into upper radiator hose or heater core for the hot engine coolant. 2) tap into the engine oil system. The oil option is hotter and easier to harness in my opinion. All items can be had around $275 from Amaz or eBay and installed with regulars hand tools.. Get the right sized, right type of sandwich adapter that fits your car's oil filter threads. Install sandwich adapter and adapt your oil filter. Now you have In/Out function of the engine's hot oil supply without affecting the car. You can still change your car's oil and filter as you normally would. Next, pipe some appropriate insulated hoses from the sandwich adapter to a vehicle-mounted plate heat exchanger. Get some sort of materials to mount the heat exchanger to the car. From the heat exchanger, run hoses to the side or back underneath the vehicle where you can hook up to with garden hose fittings, and allow them to be stashed away out of site under the car when not in use. Add some more of your normal engine oil to compensate for the new volume of oil needed to flow in the new piping and through the exchanger. That's all. Doesn't need a thermostat or a pump or anything electric or complicated because the car provides it. It can run "dry" on the water side without hurting anything during normal driving. Oil runs through it all the time harmlessly without changing the car. If you tap into the radiator or heater core instead, do the same thing with a plate heat exchanger. The heating medium changes but the plate exchanger doesn't mind. Mount the plate exchanger under the hood or under your car somewhere with straps or metal zip ties or something durable if it's meant to stay semi-permanently. So when u pull up to a customer house: Unpack your garden hose. Hook directly to their outside spigot attached to their house or apartment complex. Run that hose to one of the two garden hose hookups under your car. Then hook your tool up as seen in this video to the other garden hose hookup under the car. That's your hot water tap. Keep the car engine running idle in park as normal while u clean. Buy a $10 needle valve for the detail tool and install it inline a few feet back from the trigger for fine-tuned pressure adjustment. This should provide more than enough heat and water pressure for using the tool in the video to properly hot water extract on a car or sofa or some types of rugs even. 🤔 You might be able to use that setup to have hot water for pressure washing, but you'd need a water pressure unloader and/or one of those newer electric washers that shut off completely when you let go of the trigger. This way you can run pressurized water up to 500 or 1000 psi through the plate heat exchanger. It might be pushing it too much at those pressures and you might try running the hot water as source to the pressure washer instead of the other way around. Then there's no water pressure to hurt the exchanger but your washer won't like hot water beyond about 150F. Idk. Maybe with the shutting-off washers now there's no risk of hurting the exchanger. Haven't tried that yet.
Great write up and love the links to everything but the vacuum hose you have links for are 1.25 hoses and the cuff is 1.50 to 1.50
Sorry I missed this comment. I used these exact parts for my kit. They should work great for you. Not sure why it’s titled that way. I have the same exact hose.
@@HawaiiDetailing i decided to say screw it and buy it and it turns out it was what was needed just labeled wrong
Your videos are the best your explain everything step by step and super clear
Thanks. Glad you enjoy them.
Thanks for taking the time to make the video. I will be using this setup in the future.
Thanks for watching.
Great video thanks for the information. Gonna build one myself! You gained a subscriber. Thanks again
Thanks for the sub!
awesome video, and you remember to say "YEEEAAAHHH" at the end.
Of course. Sometimes I forget. Thanks for watching
"Look at that. Wow! That is like chocolate milk coming out of there."
Hahaha. Yes it is.
Brother you always doing the best videos out there!! 😎👍🏼
Thanks Tony. I appreciate it
You are an absolute legend my friend!
Thank you.
Great video, fantastic, thank you
Glad you enjoyed it
Awesome! Hook up water supply hose to the boiler and now you have hot water!
Good idea. Thanks for watching
Damn!!! You’re a genius men… 👍
I wish. I put together parts for my kit from research I did as well as tips and tricks I learn from others out there rigging things up. Then I share it all with you guys. Thanks for watching
Dude, I like what you have done with your pressure washer set up, never thought of a mounted hose reel! Nice!
Yeah man. Thanks. I did not invent this setup but I customized it with parts and pieces to meet my needs.
This is amazing, I'm doing this for sure
Excellent! Thanks for taking the time to share this. Definitely something I'm interested in 👍
It’s a cool rig. Thanks for watching
I have the same setup but air hose in a Cox reel connected to my 12v pump work like a champ. Love the color on the ridget
Nice. Thanks for watching
I’m a fully mobile detailer here in East TN and legit, buying this setup now.
The water outlet on the $1500 Viper extractor broke after only about a month and they don’t honor warranty 🙈
We’re eco friendly (Eco Detailing TN) and pride ourselves on ‘using less than a gallon of water on each detail’. Basically we don’t use water hose/pressure washer.
So I’m simply gonna put my distilled water in a separate sprayer and run this extractor without water hose attached. I see it making for an even MORE already simple design.
I literally have three of those shorter Rigid vacs and just picked up a bigger one today actually lol.
Time to designate one as the WET only one.
Thanks for taking time to make this video!
Wow that worked great, nice suction. Great video Jeremy. Keep them comin!
Yeah buddy. Thanks a lot.
Love all your videos. Thank you. Smart fellow. 👍🇺🇲
Thanks for watching
The link is for a inch 1/4 hose, where do you find the 1.5 inch rigid hose? I can buy a 3rd party hose but it doesn’t connect to the rigid shop vac I have. Help
So Awesome! I wish I saw something like this a long time ago. I made due with a jank setup before buying the bissell pro, Having use the Bissell spot pro for two years I got sick of it. It sucks, yes it does the job but man its rough. I just bought the aqua pro vac and it is sweet, that aside I would take doing this over the bissell pro any day. What is even cool with this is you can buy a second vac hose and easy swap from vac to extract or to work more cleanly just get a 2nd rigid vac and you are golden! Great content!
p.s. the hart 3n1 isn't to shabby either.
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Great job as always Jeremy 👌🏽💯 i have one setup in my van but on a portable gas water heater....man it's bad ass and with hot 🔥 water......great job man
Cool deal. Thanks for watching
This was a great video…not an overhyped solution… I think I am going to make one!
It’s a great kit. Thanks for watching
What an awesome unbiased video! Thanks for your time in putting it all together. I’ve been wanting to get my vehicles detailed and got burned by on one already to the point I’m pushing myself to do it. What do you think about steam vs water extraction? Is heat better than cold tap water?
This is a cool kit. You will like it. I hook mine to a hot water spigot. Works great. I like extracting fabric as my goto for dirty seats and carpet. Thanks for watching
@@HawaiiDetailing what do you mean I like extracting fabric as my go-to?
Hey after watching your vid I put together one finally. After a couple uses i realized it would be much better handling of the hoses if I thru in a quick disconnect at the same spot the vacuum hose attaches to the vacuum. So on my 50 ft 1/4 " airline I cut it at 9 ft I believe and put a quick disconnect so the vacuum hose and attached air hose winds up together and I don't have to fight 50' or kinking hose when I'm picking up or setting up. Just connect or disconnect and wind it up neatly and go.
Also I found a swivel cuff that makes a comfortable difference compared to the non swivel 1.5 x 1.5 you use. You don't have to fight the twist of the vacuum hose as your working.
Great ideas. Thanks for sharing.
Link to the swivel cuff?
Ya I put a 2 way splitter on my washer so when I do my extractions I can use hot water when done turn small valve off and open small valve to go back to the washer
Great mod. Thanks for sharing
So cool Jeremy great video 😎🖒
Thank you.
Great video. I wish I would have seen something like this a year ago when I bought my Sandia. It works great but just don’t use it as much as I thought I would. The shop vac option would of been plenty!!!
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This is clever! Your brain never stops! We definitely benefit. Thank You for all Your hard work! I love this channel. Keep the great content coming!
Thanks a lot. I appreciate it. Glad you enjoy the vids.
@@HawaiiDetailing Yes indeed!!