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Titan DIY wet and dry hoover offer
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- Lemon Half
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Titan DIY wet and dry hoover offer
I'm fairly sure that like me, there are a few here that might own up to killing domestic vacuum's when overdoing the 'I was just cleaning this little bit of plaster-dust up' after finishing the odd job or six...
A while back I got a dedicated Titan 'wet and dry' vacuum cleaner from Screwfix, and they are absolutely fantastic as a pure 'DIY hoover', and to keep in the garage for those really dirty clean-up jobs that we always knew were a bit too much for the in-house Meile...
Anyhow, the 16ltr version is currently on offer from Screwfix, with a tenner off it's normal price, bringing the cost down to around £35 -
https://www.screwfix.com/p/titan-ttb350vac-1300w-16ltr-wet-dry-vacuum-cleaner-240v/36516
They can also be turned into a 'blower' if required, and they really are very tough and versatile. The user-reviews on the above Screwfix link will speak for themselves, and I originally bought on the back of the number of jobbing builders who said they keep one of these in their vans.
Maybe something for those Christmas lists....
Cheers,
Itsallaguess
A while back I got a dedicated Titan 'wet and dry' vacuum cleaner from Screwfix, and they are absolutely fantastic as a pure 'DIY hoover', and to keep in the garage for those really dirty clean-up jobs that we always knew were a bit too much for the in-house Meile...
Anyhow, the 16ltr version is currently on offer from Screwfix, with a tenner off it's normal price, bringing the cost down to around £35 -
https://www.screwfix.com/p/titan-ttb350vac-1300w-16ltr-wet-dry-vacuum-cleaner-240v/36516
They can also be turned into a 'blower' if required, and they really are very tough and versatile. The user-reviews on the above Screwfix link will speak for themselves, and I originally bought on the back of the number of jobbing builders who said they keep one of these in their vans.
Maybe something for those Christmas lists....
Cheers,
Itsallaguess
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Re: Titan DIY wet and dry hoover offer
Itsallaguess wrote:I'm fairly sure that like me, there are a few here that might own up to killing domestic vacuum's when overdoing the 'I was just cleaning this little bit of plaster-dust up' after finishing the odd job or six...
A while back I got a dedicated Titan 'wet and dry' vacuum cleaner from Screwfix, and they are absolutely fantastic as a pure 'DIY hoover', and to keep in the garage for those really dirty clean-up jobs that we always knew were a bit too much for the in-house Meile...
Anyhow, the 16ltr version is currently on offer from Screwfix, with a tenner off it's normal price, bringing the cost down to around £35 -
https://www.screwfix.com/p/titan-ttb350vac-1300w-16ltr-wet-dry-vacuum-cleaner-240v/36516
They can also be turned into a 'blower' if required, and they really are very tough and versatile. The user-reviews on the above Screwfix link will speak for themselves, and I originally bought on the back of the number of jobbing builders who said they keep one of these in their vans.
Maybe something for those Christmas lists....
Cheers,
Itsallaguess
I'm not convinced that my wife would appreciate one of those for christmas
--kiloran
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Re: Titan DIY wet and dry hoover offer
A mate of mine bought his wife an extra vacuum cleaner to keep upstairs. It would save her the trouble of lugging one up and down.
He is the same chap that on his Coral anniversary took his wife to the bookies.
Back on post - I will be poping down to Screwfix as I have just killed our Henry
He is the same chap that on his Coral anniversary took his wife to the bookies.
Back on post - I will be poping down to Screwfix as I have just killed our Henry
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Laughton wrote:
Is he still married??
No, but you should see his carpets!
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kiloran wrote:Itsallaguess wrote:
Maybe something for those Christmas lists....
I'm not convinced that my wife would appreciate one of those for christmas
Then it's a win-win scenario, wouldn't you agree?
You either get to see the unbridled joy of an unexpected gift, or, in the extremely slim chance of an angry, disappointed present-opener, you've then got something to clear the smashed ornaments up that hopefully missed your head!
I've got to say that it's the avoidance of this sort of risk-taking that's killing Christmas, if I'm quite honest...
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Itsallaguess
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Itsallaguess wrote:
..........in the extremely slim chance of an angry, disappointed present-opener, you've then got something to clear the smashed ornaments up that hopefully missed your head!
Itsallaguess
Being a wet and dry cleaner, I suppose it would be good for cleaning up the blood.
--kiloran
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Both my vacuum cleaners[1] have been dealing with a certain amount of building and DIY rubble of late. I'm disturbed to hear it might be fatal to them. Is that down to abrasive qualities, or what? And what should I look out for, bearing in mind I'm against the wanton slaughter of domestic appliances?
[1] The roomba for flat surfaces, an old upright with tools for places the roomba can't reach.
[1] The roomba for flat surfaces, an old upright with tools for places the roomba can't reach.
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UncleEbenezer wrote:Both my vacuum cleaners[1] have been dealing with a certain amount of building and DIY rubble of late. I'm disturbed to hear it might be fatal to them. Is that down to abrasive qualities, or what?
Abrasives, sticky fluids, old nails and screws, glues, and substances that will set hard inside the machine. You remember that spilt packet of dry tile grout that you hoovered up last month? The Tate Modern would probably make you an offer for the cast, if only they could think of a way of getting it out of the machine.
And what should I look out for, bearing in mind I'm against the wanton slaughter of domestic appliances?
It's the violence that's so awful. Not what you've done to them, but what they'll do to you when the day of cyber-reckoning eventually comes. I think it might have been Ray Bradbury who wrote that story. If not, it should have been.
BJ
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