Little Blue house. My favorite color...

[Mark Saiger]

I did this little video... Without playing my trumpet...

Bring on the Blue!®

 

[Bob Pruitt]

Looks like my first house. I painted it white. Fun video. Lots of suck through that 12 inch wand

 

[Kenny Hayes]

Gotta love it! Good job #ofcourse. But, you kinda
starting to look like me in the middle

 

[sassyotto]

great video, just one suggestion. A hose hugger would work sweet on the window sill

 

[Mikey P]

must be 1000's of spiders under all them leaves...

 

[Cleanworks]

must be 1000's of spiders under all them leaves...

Minnesota spiders are friendly.

 

[jcooper]

Look at the fancy intro's to the videos now!

Very nice, great idea!

 

[BIG WOOD]

Good video. I understand throwing the hose out the window on certain jobs, but this one? Why not just go out the door from the main floor?

 

[Nomad74]

Good video. I understand throwing the hose out the window on certain jobs, but this one? Why not just go out the door from the main floor?

He was probably excited about his new stair hook and wanted to show it off. I liked it.

My stair hook is not very good. The Velcro gave out and it won't hold anymore. Time for a new one.

Honestly though, that stairway was pretty narrow. For a guy with bad knees, navigating a hos fill stairway can be a challenge.

 

[Cleanworks]

Not often I find something to criticize Mark on but I would rather run a little more hose down the stairs. One problem, when disconnecting the vacuum hose and throwing it out the window, is you don't know where it's going to land and what it's going to suck up. Easy to clog up your machine with leaves and gravel, etc. When disconnecting the pressure hose, better to lower the qc fitting first until it touches the ground or close, then throw the rest of the hose down. Prevents breakage.

 

[Mark Saiger]

great video, just one suggestion. A hose hugger would work sweet on the window sill

Yeah... I kept forgetting to grab it

 

[Mark Saiger]

Not often I find something to criticize Mark on but I would rather run a little more hose down the stairs. One problem, when disconnecting the vacuum hose and throwing it out the window, is you don't know where it's going to land and what it's going to suck up. Easy to clog up your machine with leaves and gravel, etc. When disconnecting the pressure hose, better to lower the qc fitting first until it touches the ground or close, then throw the rest of the hose down. Prevents breakage.

I was hoping to suck up the leave pile below... Then charge for lawn care service

 

[Kenny Hayes]

Sheat boys, I didn’t see him trip and stumble one time over the hose. He didn’t throw it out the window in a fit of rage. Don’t know how many times he had to go up and down those stairs, but looked organized to me

 

[Cleanworks]

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I was hoping to suck up the leave pile below... Then charge for lawn care service

I had one that landed in the ocean once. Almost sucked Canada dry.