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@marieintheUP 7 сағат бұрын
I like that food processor, works well!
@JoeWheeler 5 сағат бұрын
It's a beast. I wonder if you could put snow in it, a little flavoring, and make snow cones? I live in Texas so there's no snow to try it with but maybe you have a little where you're at LOL!
@marieintheUP 7 сағат бұрын
scalloped potatoes are such a good classic comfort food, those looks very delicious!
@JoeWheeler 5 сағат бұрын
And easy to make compared to most side dishes.
@marieintheUP 5 сағат бұрын
@@JoeWheeler you are right about that!
@marieintheUP 7 сағат бұрын
the walmart deli pizzas do end up way better when adding your own ingredients, I do that too! thats a nice skillet, will have to try that!
@JoeWheeler 5 сағат бұрын
It keeps from heating the whole house up with an oven for when you don't want that.
@marieintheUP 5 сағат бұрын
@@JoeWheeler its very smart, I think im going to order one now that you mentioned the oven heating up the house, thanks for the recommendation!
@VacLab 10 күн бұрын
Meat! 👍
@JoeWheeler 10 күн бұрын
It's hard to go wrong with a little pepperoni and sausage!
@dontmissthelittlethings 11 күн бұрын
Chuck some fried onions and cheese on there, A-1.
@JoeWheeler 11 күн бұрын
Oh yeah man! Cheese is always used and onions often are fried but sometimes raw. I will mix mayo and ketchup sometimes, other times I am in the mood for mustard, and grilled onions with melted mayo is good too. Steak sauce for me can be on it or dipped each bite. There are so many great options but yours is up there with the best!
@dontmissthelittlethings 10 күн бұрын
@@JoeWheeler All sounds good to me.
@p12psicop 12 күн бұрын
yuck
@JoeWheeler 11 күн бұрын
Was it undercooked or just other ingredients that you didn't like? If we lived in an area with good takeout pizza we wouldn't make our own but sadly there aren't any great pizza options open to us.
@latrealhayden3287 18 күн бұрын
I just bought a home that was built in the late 60s with no remodeling. The former owner was elderly and blind so she wasn't able to really clean. My dupray arrives Monday and I am praying it makes the sanitization process much easier for me, so I can finally paint and start moving in.
@JoeWheeler 17 күн бұрын
I'm sure it will help in many ways. You will find that in some situations it is the best thing to use, but in others it may be slower than traditional methods. You will have fun figuring out where to use it and where to skip using it. I recommend you break down and get distilled water for use in it though because it will save you problems down the road. If you run into questions/problems you can ask me, or call their customer service which is usually helpful. I think you are going to like using your new Dupray!
@bryant6524 21 күн бұрын
That isn't half way cooked on top.
@JoeWheeler 21 күн бұрын
That's the way my brother likes to eat them but I agree that it could use a few more minutes.
@AllAmericanMack 22 күн бұрын
Around here, CiCi's Pizza and Mr. Gatti's both have taco pizza on their buffet but it's kind of lackluster.
@larryhubert8101 22 күн бұрын
Just picked up the same you got had the coil one would not boil water to make spagetti I also got the presto 16 inch made bacon and eggs sausage and peppers pork chops and sour kraut Presto Skillet works great Stove broke right now can't replace fixing stove way more money cheaper to replace
@AllAmericanMack 22 күн бұрын
Before you put the pizza in the cooker, cut it in half. Then, you can cook one half a little less and the other a little more, win-win.
@IsaaacCleanstheWorld 25 күн бұрын
Thank you guys good review!
@JoeWheeler 24 күн бұрын
We're glad you found it helpful!
@ark66 29 күн бұрын
@Joe i meant 20-30 mins its very time consuming for one coup, I guess very inefficient way to brew a coup of coffe.
@ark66 Ай бұрын
i regret this purchase of Moka pot, it takes 20-30 to brew a single expresso coup
@JoeWheeler 29 күн бұрын
20-30 grams of coffee or minutes to brew? It makes a stronger coffee than I am used to but I dilute it with hot water and I use some sweetener in the cup to mellow things down a tad. Do you have a brewer that you do like?
@ark66 29 күн бұрын
@@JoeWheeler minutes ,i meant consumes so much time for one coup. if not careful? it spills. also takes time to clean afterward, it needs to be cleaned quickly otherwise there will be traces on the pot.
@ark66 29 күн бұрын
@@JoeWheeler, I have the other Nescafe Dolce Gusto machine. It brews fast coffee the way I like it, but capsules get expensive over time, and the quality isn't as good as the Moca Pot coffee ones. I wish Moca Pot had a heating device that sets the time so I don't have to watch while it brews. I guess good brewers cost between 500-1000 USD +
@JoeWheeler 29 күн бұрын
I'll have to look into that one.
@stevesabo1269 Ай бұрын
Are you guys getting out of the carpet cleaning business and going into the coffee business? 😂
@JoeWheeler Ай бұрын
Jay is still cleaning but I retired a couple of years ago now. Once in a while I go to a job to video but rarely. I have Stage 5 Kidney Failure and lack the energy to still do that stuff much. Carpet cleaning videos, like so many other genres just don't pull the views they used to so that worked out to be perfect timing. We know a guy from Wichita KS who had a huge channel doing lawn care and made tons on YT but he never makes videos anymore because they don't pay like they used to for general content. The game has changed and the world has moved on and carpet cleaning videos are just not as important as they used to be. Kinda sad but that's how it it!
@Pluralofvinylisvinyls Ай бұрын
You’re keeping it on the burner too long, you’re going to end up with burnt coffee.
@JoeWheeler Ай бұрын
You are SO right! We have refined our technique since the video and now "heat surf" by removing the Moka from the burner once flow picks up and replacing it there once flow recedes balancing between the two. That allows us to use a high heat but we are working out a moderate-heat method too that is less focused. Then there is fixing on the best grind for the way we like our coffee. Lot's of fun times ahead! Thanks for the info!
@Chelo367 Ай бұрын
Check James Hoffman's video on "the perfect moka pot technique" It's very helpful
@JoeWheeler Ай бұрын
We have been subbed to him for years! We are rewatching him on the subject now. He is the reason we decided to get one and we are having fun learning the Moka Pot! Thanks for mentioning him though, he is pretty awesome!
@curlygirl9023 Ай бұрын
Always enjoy your videos and carpet cleaning tips. ❤
@kendallking5787 Ай бұрын
Thanks a lot ! 👍
@JEM-db2rl Ай бұрын
I bought the cheaper version $150.00. Best pot ever
@trapperjohn8508 Ай бұрын
I've been enjoying your videos. Which steam cleaner/mop/scrubber would you suggest for a small home with ceramic tile and medium depth grout. Thanks much and take care!
@JoeWheeler Ай бұрын
I would go with a Dupray Neat or Neat+ ($100 to $150). Both perform the same and have attachments for cleaning floors and tips for deeper grout lines too and can clean a lot more than just floors. The "Plus" model is $50 more but heats up faster and can be refilled while in use but otherwise is the same as the regular Neat. I have many videos showing these two models in use and I have been very impressed with them over the years...I own four Neat's! I have two standard models and two of the PLUS models and they all work reliably and are still like new, and I started with them in 2018 so they appear to hold up well too. Good luck with whatever you choose but these are my personal recommendation!
@trapperjohn8508 Ай бұрын
@@JoeWheeler Thank you kindly for the response, I've come to the same conclusion. Will be waiting for the Neat+ to come back in stock.
@dwincey2836 Ай бұрын
@joewheeler will zep work as a solutionn?
@JoeWheeler Ай бұрын
We used their Carpet Extractor Shampoo before and it was fine. It has a good smell and a carpet protector in the one we used so that could be a selling point too. It isn't mind-blowing but it is safe to use and works well enough and is affordable. You can boost it with peroxide if needed. The High-Traffic stain remover is high pH and can leave a residue but you can go back with vinegar and water to bring the pH down before leaving. Zeps offerings for carpet cleaning are worth trying for sure and they are easy to get ahold of so that also is a plus!
@dontaskwhoiam22 2 ай бұрын
I'd say stick with the powerforce, its a much better machine
@JoeWheeler 2 ай бұрын
Except for two things. I hate the small bags which are sometimes out of stock at Walmart and hard to find. And, being able to show the customer the dirt you picked up in the canister, which can be impressive. But the Powerforce is a force to be reckoned with for sure! Bill Yaple (Vac Lab) tested the Powerforce in great detail and found it superior to most anything even two or three times more expensive and I saw his videos and am convinced what you say here is true!
@Adeline9418 2 ай бұрын
Why dont you just use a actual carpet cleaner???????
@JoeWheeler 2 ай бұрын
Only because we wanted to make a video using the Neat+ otherwise we could have used several other machines.
@tonjiwilliams1588 2 ай бұрын
Hi. Did you put anything on the floor first?
@JoeWheeler 2 ай бұрын
No. We just brushed the carpet as it was with the Oreck and brush.
@Genitaz 2 ай бұрын
do you put any water in the tank, or just extracting the soap
@JoeWheeler 2 ай бұрын
We use the water in the tank to flush out the dirt never using it empty.
@Genitaz 2 ай бұрын
@ i see, my Rug Doctor seems to spray too much water so the carpet will be oversoaked, or is it because i move too slow? The dirty water tank will be full in just few minutes. Is it normal?
@JoeWheeler 2 ай бұрын
Ours would run around 7 full minutes on average and then it would be time to stop and empty/refill. These do put down more water than say the Bissell BG models but they can clean faster too. You should try to speed up a little and see if the carpets are less damp and be sure to adjust your handle height/angle so you are pressing the front vacuum port down into the carpet for maximum pickup. If your handle is set too high/forward you will get only partial suction and that can cause damp carpets too so double check your adjustments. Good luck to you!
@TheCleanRanger 2 ай бұрын
I’ve seen and heard about you fellas for a while glad I finally found your page. What’s a good ratio to mix ammonia when making a cleaning agent?
@JoeWheeler 2 ай бұрын
Make a DILUTED container of ammonia from 25%-50% ammonia/50%-75% water and use it as a spotter as needed. We don't mix ammonia with our prespray which already has a solvent and is peroxide based so keep them separated. On rare occasions we use 20 Volume Peroxide or stronger and spray a stain with it AND a spray of ammonia to produce a stronger reaction when they combine...but keep them in separate spray bottles. Ammonia works as well diluted as full strength so mix it and try it till you find the right strength for your purposes and peroxide works best undiluted but be careful with high percentage formulas (over 40 Volume) as they can burn. Ask another channel or source the SAME question and you will get a completely different answer so you have to try this stuff and see what works for you because opinions vary widely.
@TheCleanRanger 2 ай бұрын
Thanks a lot for the feedback champion Are you pulling the trigger on the backwards pull only? Or the forward and backwards motion?
@JoeWheeler 2 ай бұрын
You can do a combination of both depending on what you are doing at the time.
@ahmedpubg387 2 ай бұрын
The classical c version or the pet pro one please❤
@JoeWheeler 2 ай бұрын
That is up to you as it really makes no difference so maybe get the one with the best price when you are ready to buy...
@ahmedpubg387 2 ай бұрын
Hydrosteam or big green please
@JoeWheeler 2 ай бұрын
Big Green
@ahmedpubg387 2 ай бұрын
@@JoeWheeler❤❤❤
@ahmedpubg387 2 ай бұрын
Is it easy to use or too heavy and tiring?
@JoeWheeler 2 ай бұрын
It's easy because of the wheels and rollers you just guide it.
@ahmedpubg387 2 ай бұрын
The classic big green or this one please
@poppyaddis9960 2 ай бұрын
If you smell burning rubber why did he carry on
@JoeWheeler 2 ай бұрын
It was a new belt so he figured it was just break-in because the belt was super tight and hard to put on. It was installed a couple of weeks before and allowed to stretch some, but was still tight. It fits better now and also, super thick carpets can cause this as well since it makes it hard to spin the brush roll. The belt and vac survived but that new-belt smell is pretty noticeable.
@poppyaddis9960 2 ай бұрын
The people should’ve hired a rug doctor and cleaned it themselves as they trashed the carpets Well done for bringing the carpet to a nice standard
@JoeWheeler 2 ай бұрын
They couldn't be bothered to lift a finger to clean anything so they paid to have it done. On the other hand, this makes an opportunity for those who don't mind cleaning up other peoples messes for a fee. It all works out in the end! Thanks for watching!
@daipolcari7270 2 ай бұрын
Ok the bonnet glider that is featured in this video i can't seem to find. Do you have a link?
@JoeWheeler 2 ай бұрын
I don't have a source for them right now but you can easily make one. Just use a gallon paint can lid (plastic) trim the edges off so it's flat and apply FIVE-POUND Velcro strips (not the stronger Velcro because it doesn't let go of the bonnet when you need it to). Use some Gorilla Glue or Super Glue along with the adhesive backed-Velcro to keep the strips from coming off when they get damp. You can also use old CD's or anything flat and round that is light weight and plastic, and try various diameters to see what works best for you. They are easy to make and cost pennies so skip the ones for sell even if you find them and learn to make your own. Good luck!
@davidstraussjr7470 2 ай бұрын
What kind of precleaner do you use?
@JoeWheeler 2 ай бұрын
We've been using Betco Green Earth for a few years now. It is a neutral pH peroxide based cleaner with a solvent added.
@josefelix3729 2 ай бұрын
What chemicals are you using to spray over your carpets, especially for heavy spots and pet stains.
@JoeWheeler 2 ай бұрын
Betco Green Earth which is a peroxide based cleaner with a solvent.
@josefelix3729 2 ай бұрын
@JoeWheeler really appreciate the feedback. Excellent content and I appreciate you guys for the videos. Many Blessings
@mikemg2960 2 ай бұрын
Thanks! Are these porcelain tiles?
@JoeWheeler 2 ай бұрын
VCT not porcelain.
@veliromn 2 ай бұрын
@@JoeWheeler would you apply same to porcelain, and if not, what would recommend to buff it up?
@JoeWheeler 2 ай бұрын
I would just clean them and buff them but leave the wax for VCT.
@veliromn 2 ай бұрын
@@JoeWheeler thank you!! Clean and buff with just Oreck orbiter and white pad, right?
@JoeWheeler 2 ай бұрын
White pad or a carpet bonnet will work.
@joytrestrail4978 2 ай бұрын
Just bought mine, which is why my comment is so late. Want to clean dog urine off my carpet. Which Fabulosa did you use, or recommend please? Tia Joy UK
@JoeWheeler 2 ай бұрын
We used lavender but we've used other scents as well. For urine you just need to use steam and hold the floor head in place long enough to vaporize the urine which you might smell as it is released. Also some hydrogen peroxide can help with urine too if you want to lightly soak the area and give it some time to activate before steaming the area. Good luck and enjoy all the things you can clean with your new Neat!
@letsgovin3506 3 ай бұрын
Hello, do you have the model number of this?
@JoeWheeler 3 ай бұрын
Here you go! HART 24in Rolling Tool Box, Portable Black Resin Toolbox www.walmart.com/ip/HART-24in-Rolling-Tool-Box-Portable-Black-Resin-Toolbox/735517326?athbdg=L1103&adsRedirect=true I hope this helps!
@kg5vacuums205 3 ай бұрын
Yeah theres not a lot like these nowadays. it’s definitely passed the test of time for about 9 years. At my Church job we have 4 of them now and it’s almost been a year since we got them and there still standing haven’t had to replace anything on the 3 we got last year.
@chadaebee583 3 ай бұрын
I just bought one of these on TEMU coming in a few days can’t wait to use it 😊
@JoeWheeler 3 ай бұрын
Let me know how it works out for you, I think this is a great machine for the price.
@stevesabo1269 3 ай бұрын
I thought you guys said that you're no longer doing low moisture extraction?
@JoeWheeler 3 ай бұрын
He only did this because we did extract this carpet a few days earlier. I won't be a part of "bonnet cleaning" if there is no extraction as well. The ONLY carpet I would "bonnet clean" and leave it at that is commercial and Berber styles where the dirt doesn't really have much of a place to hide, and then vacuuming would have to be a part. Unseen on camera is that we brothers battled for years about this bonnet cleaning without vacuuming or extraction and I gave in for the sake of peace but never liked it. Now that I've retired and am basically out except for occasionally filming the jobs my brother has decided to do it my way. That's how brothers work I guess. Everything is a battle but eventually we may end up on the same page. For the record, I never liked cleaning with the Oreck by itself but Jay wanted faster all the time, and he insisted so that's how we did it. Now he wants to slow down and focus on results and charge more money. I applaud that idea! Thanks for watching and noticing the possible hypocrisy here and saying something. Work in progress!
@stevesabo1269 3 ай бұрын
@@JoeWheeler You guys always do great work with whichever method you're doing!
@JoeWheeler 3 ай бұрын
Thank you for that but there have been times where we didn't get the best results or were disappointed with outcome. We tried to show the good and the bad though so people see that not every job comes out the way they might want it to. There are often other factors that a cleaner can't control that falls on them to take the blame or credit for. In the "real world" of cleaning anything there are limits that come into play that we can't always control and we want to show people that reality.
@timkirkpatrick1749 3 ай бұрын
Keep up the good work, I enjoy your program. Yes I grew up in flooring and in the 70s. I was 10 to 12 years old. My father showed me many many forms of Cleaning that you don’t hear or see of him doing today, and that’s partly because of the materials that carpet is made out of these days. Back on those early days carpet was all juke back carpet or double juke back install a lot of juke carpet a lot of wool carpet. You don’t find that much wool carpet anymore. Oh, you can find it but it’s just not as common keep up the good videos. I just couldn’t help but to mention that the techniques you’re using their techniques has been used for over 70 years, lol. God be with you and your brother and, you have a good one.
@timkirkpatrick1749 3 ай бұрын
Thanks for replying. I appreciate you guys, you usually do reply to my comments. Granted they’re not all the time. I like your videos. I like that you guys inform people of a lot of things which is pretty much true most all the time. It was just that one statement, you guys intended most of the stuff that’s done today and it’s viewed all over the world and how famous I don’t care how famous you are but back in the late 60s and 70s I was doing this cleaning with my father. LOL. You guys are great. I’m the one thing I’d like to request from you guys. Just keep up the good work and the good videos. I wish you guys the very best. God be with you and engage you both.
@timkirkpatrick1749 3 ай бұрын
I do like your videos and I like watching you guys and listen to you go back-and-forth sometime the time. But the comment that was made that you invented a lot of the stuff for carpet cleaning lol, no. I grew up on the flooring, industry and clean more carpet and most people walk on. I’ve done carpet insulation carpet repair and tons of carpet cleaning I have done shampooing I have done shampooing with extraction I’ve done shampooing extraction and with Monnett, I have done bonnet cleaning I have done cleaning with the fiber pad. And as far as Bonnet Cleaning not Cleaning as good as an extraction, you’re pretty much correct but she can get darn close if you use a CRB (counter rotating brush) and then vacuum the snot out of it and all four directions you vacuum and then when you put down your solution, whatever chemical you’re gonna use for the cleaning that day and run the CRB over again before you run your, you will be surprised of how clean you actually get the carpet . I can go on and on most of the time is just calling it something different but it’s the same thing that I’ve done back in the 70s. We did live steam cleaning, not hot water extraction live steam and today they’re saying it’s something new. I have not seen you guys do something or invent something that hasn’t been done already. Machines change colors of machines change pad size change, fragrances change, soaps/detergents have different odors, and they do a few different things in them, but they’re still a detergent of some type or a soap or some type to break loose the bond of the dirt from the material. And then again it depends on what kind of material that you’re on. Aylon polyester, dextran, cotton wool and the same steps for those still standing in place make sure you’re not using a high pH detergent or soap on a cotton wool carpet. You’ll remove the color you’ll call it to shift colors can even show the swirl of the machine that will never come out. Yep, I’ve been in it for a long time and I haven’t seen anything worldwide or changed you guys invented. And not to say anything bad about you guys. I really like you guys and I would probably do a lot of things different. But just because I do them different doesn’t make mine more right than yours. It’s just the way that we would’ve approached it. You guys have a great day. Keep up the good work, watch what you say. God bless you guys.
@JoeWheeler 3 ай бұрын
You make a lot of excellent points and are correct. We were born in 1964 and people were doing this well before that. Running the camera and hearing some of the things my brother says really bothers me sometimes but he likes to stir things up and mess with the critics by over-exaggerating and making huge claims that obviously aren't true. We are just a couple of guys in a small town who work with affordable equipment and basic methods that somehow were seen all over the world. But were seen as a threat to the "industry" because we showed how simple and inexpensive this can actually be done. This should have been something simple that only a small niche of people would find useful but the "industry" feared we could bring the whole thing down and people would stop buying expensive equipment and chemicals. This is because there is so much hype and so many products that really don't do what they are claimed to, and all for very high prices for what they offer. Were the "industry" an actual solid profession, it would be safe from people showing that most of it can be done without spending the money they would like everyone to believe you have to spend. So my brother is very defensive, and actually goes out of his way to lash out at the hype and outright lies that people use to sell overpriced junk to gullible people who just want to make an honest living. They should have all just ignored us and nobody would have noticed us or followed our advice, but their shaky businesses are built on lies and tricks and so they were terrified that we would expose them with too much of the truth. In the end though the general public didn't care about any of this anyway. People buy expensive stuff because they want to have it and it doesn't mater if it works that great or not. Or people can't afford that expensive stuff and buy the things we show (and maybe upgrade later if they like doing this). Don't take what anyone (my brother included) too seriously because like you said, there's nothing new or special here it's all been done before and there are many ways to do it. The correct way is up to the individual to test and find out for themselves and other people may freely do it another way as they choose! Thanks for bringing some truth to a ridiculous subject!
@shellic5166 3 ай бұрын
So if you don't need a ton of cleaning time. Just regular household stuff, then the plus wouldn't be worth the extra $70? Would that be correct? I was thinking if the plus comes with extra cleaning attachments or more power/heat....something. something to make it worth the extra $70. Great videos, thank you!
@JoeWheeler 3 ай бұрын
Correct, $70 adds basically unlimited run time and fast initial start up. We found that the NEAT+ runs continuously "in the green" (the light on front that indicates full temp and pressure) where the regular NEAT cycles more (the light goes amber and the pressure may lower until the green light comes back on) so the "+" may have a more powerful burner but we can't say for sure. They still sell the regular NEAT for good reason, because it works great and is reliable. You can always upgrade to the "+" in the future if you decided you want the extra features and we like having spare machines in case one breaks so that is an option for later if you like using these. Our "use-case" scenario isn't typical so if you are just using one around the house for less than an hour at a time, the regular NEAT does everything the "+" does for less and uses the same tools so you can save some money choosing it.
@SignificantFunk 3 ай бұрын
Those wide track vacuums are built like tanks, the belts are don’t cost much to replace so it’s good to buy lots of them and have strong vacuum power and I secret thing I do when using them is every time I empty the bag and shake it out I place a fabric softener sheet inside the bag so when I turn the vacuum on and it starts throwing hot air into the vacuum back as I’m using it then it starts activating the fabric softener sheet like bounce or any kind you wanna use, not to many know about this secret but I’ve used these wide tracks for my business a long long time
@JoeWheeler 3 ай бұрын
I've done that too in the past and it works! Belts are a big deal and I found the good ones and should share the link when I find it because there are some cheap ones that are a waste of money too. I keep extra fans, belts, gaskets, spindle etc in case I hit a nail or rock or similar and break something. All fixable so no big deal!
@SignificantFunk 3 ай бұрын
@@JoeWheeler spare parts for these are a must to have around, there easy to fix and to find parts for, the only drawback I see with these if you gotta be careful like you said about what you suck up or run over with these, if it’s something big you can always push the handle as far down as possible to lift the front of brushes into the air and kick out the objects, the weight of these is heavy there build to last but that push n pull of these if you gotta do large contract buildings is something u gotta think about, for vacuuming non stop like I do for over 2hrs straight I just stick to my Mosquito 10qt backpack vacuum for something big.
@mikeflynn5651 3 ай бұрын
Would a light prespray before brushing help with the dust?
@JoeWheeler 3 ай бұрын
Not for this because you want the dust out of the carpet and allow some time for it to fall back down and be sitting there ready for a vacuum to pick it up. Prespray or any moisture will help the dust to stick and not be loosened or vacuumed. Wear a dust mask if you need one and be sure and let the dust have a chance to settle some before vacuuming.
@matthewantonucci6751 3 ай бұрын
Hey Joe, Maybe You Should Try Jamming The Sanitaire Tradition 899 All The Way Down To Level 1 BareFloor So It Clean's Better!
@JoeWheeler 3 ай бұрын
Watch it again because you missed the height-adjustment portion where we man-splained this subject. Take note because this WILL be on the test later and it affects your final grade!
@Ljkrummen987 3 ай бұрын
Hooray!!!!! Thanks Joe
@JoeWheeler 3 ай бұрын
I hope you enjoy it! BTW the Oreck brush had lots of blonde hair in it which doesn't match the customer or her pet so it was from some previous tenant and survived lats of daily vacuuming and cleaning with the Big Green and the Sanitaire RESTORE (BG-10 clone) and the Oreck brush got it out! So this is definitely a good method!