General Car Conversation
#4577
I have a central vac in my house and I used to think they were so 80’s old school. Then when I used them I realized how good the suction power was and I actually like it and they last forever. Problem is ours is at the back of the garage and I have to pull a car in to vacuum it or get an extra long hose which I don’t want to do. Your solution looks great.
Central vacs are no joke, like a full on Kirby in every room and near silent to top it off! Only one point of maintenance as well as the crazy power you noticed. Get the long hose, it's probably still readily available and if you have a strong unit it won't care too much with more hose length.
#4578
#4579
$20, wow, how come so cheap?
yeah i have a central vac and the main unit is in the garage where i can connect a hose and attachments to vacuum the cars.
i'm sure you love your new home but seems like you really needed a 3 or more car garage.
just wait until your kids drive too.
i've contemplated converting my current 3 car garage into a riant rec room and adding a bigger garage.
#4581
you don't use yours? i don't use mine too often in the house too often as i have a robot vacuum/mop now. but the central vac is great - very powerful and of course quiet in the house because the noise is in the garage! i also have under counter kick-switch type openings in the kitchen and master bathroom so any dust/dirt on the floor can just be swept to them and 'gone'.
ah, that's the GM "POS".
ah, that's the GM "POS".
#4582
When my folks lived in AZ, their house had a central vac. My mom loved it because it was heavy and unwieldy for her, so my dad had to do all the vacuuming lol.
Last edited by link13; 06-13-23 at 11:29 AM.
#4583
you don't use yours? i don't use mine too often in the house too often as i have a robot vacuum/mop now. but the central vac is great - very powerful and of course quiet in the house because the noise is in the garage! i also have under counter kick-switch type openings in the kitchen and master bathroom so any dust/dirt on the floor can just be swept to them and 'gone'.
ah, that's the GM "POS".
ah, that's the GM "POS".
#4584
Yup, I did. Was only on its side for 10 minutes too.
No, I don't use it. To me hauling the hoses and all is just cumbersome, I took the vac out, I'm actually going to use it in the garage because its a great vacuum. Most of my clients with central vacs don't use them.
Those under counter sweep openings are great though, THOSE we would use.
you don't use yours? i don't use mine too often in the house too often as i have a robot vacuum/mop now. but the central vac is great - very powerful and of course quiet in the house because the noise is in the garage! i also have under counter kick-switch type openings in the kitchen and master bathroom so any dust/dirt on the floor can just be swept to them and 'gone'.
Those under counter sweep openings are great though, THOSE we would use.
#4587
Saw something totally rare yesterday. I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw it. A first gen GS. I don't think I ever saw one in person, at least that I could remember. I would have taken a picture of it, but I don't think the person sitting in their car would have liked it.
Looked nice though. The rear was pretty unique looking. It looked considerably bigger than the second gen.
Looked nice though. The rear was pretty unique looking. It looked considerably bigger than the second gen.
#4589
I’m in Turks & Caicos this week and have seen some unique cars here. Kind of cool seeing a Toyota Harrier and Prado vs the Lexus counterparts.