Thanks, that was my first time using it and I was pretty impressed.

I have gotten junk in all of them lol. I have one or two more around here that I ordered and haven't even opened yet and I'm sure they aren't any better.

I bet

Hey that's awesome to hear! Sounds like you built one heck of a powerful machine. What are you using for the tank? And I'm assuming you have an auto pumpout on it?

@@AllAmericanMack Actually I have two pump outs in the tank, so that way I have a backup just in case one fails while I'm cleaning my vac motors won't suck water.

It was very good and I'm liking this little smoker a lot. Yeah the brine makes a huge difference and I'm not cooking any more turkeys without brining. Glad to see you're settled in at your new place now.

@@AllAmericanMack Totally agreed on the brine. That was the best turkey breast I have ever had. Thanks so much Mack!! Appreciate you!

It is lol and I've noticed it getting progressively worse. I haven't looked at it yet to see what's going on or if I can fix it because it started flowing not enough water. I changed out the valve and then one jet was flowing properly and the other only had a drizzle coming out. So I cleaned the filters and replaced the check valves and it's still not flowing right out of the one jet. Maybe one of the stainless tubes on the splitter is clogged but I got tired of messing with it so I just switched to my unglided wand for now.

@AllAmericanMack i got a tmf swivel wand and its worth the 1,500 bucks.

The internal fit glides at Green Glides is worth the hype!! Internal fit creates full lockdown no glue always stays and bevel design for effortless wand. I've used with Mytee's. My latest is VLM by way of green glide, 3 flow with 45 blower on Prochem dry time 70minutes

It has a little smell, altough I don't personally think it's too overpowering. You could go over to amazon and buy a product called Unbelievable Ridz Odor to add to your cleaner that will leave a very nice scent. My customers *love* the spiced green tea and lavender scents.

Thank you, I appreciate it. New video coming out tomorrow where I smoked a turkey breast. I also recently did some pork chops and macaroni and cheese which I'll post soon.

@@AllAmericanMack - Sounds like some good stuff coming up!

Yes, it's still my favorite product for VLM carpet cleaning. I'm sure it works fine for HWE but I already have products that I use for that so I save tbe Purely Green for VLM. I don't do a lot of VLM these days, just a little for commercial jobs but I still like it.

A 50/50 mix of 20 volume hydrogen peroxide and ammonia.

Cajun jambalya does not have tomatoes, ever. Creole jambalaya which is found in New Orleans and often in North Louisiana does have tomatoes but cajun jambalaya is cooked and preferred in *most* of Louisiana. There is something about jambalaya that a lot of people don't understand, it's more about *how* it's cooked than the ingredients. You can give 10 people the exact same ingredients and all 10 of them will taste different due to cooking style. I know that in places outside of south central Louisiana, people think jambalaya is anything they can throw in a pot with rice and while you *can* call it jambalaya, it's not a real cajun jambalaya. As far as broth or stock, I don't use it but a lot of people do. In Gonzales Louisiana there is the anuual Jambalaya Festival where over a hundred if the best jambalaya cooks gather to compete. The rules are strict and you have to use ingredients from only a small list. Tomatoes are never allowed, nor is stock or broth. Why? Because again, a good jambalaya cook can make their jambalaya taste better *without* stock or broth than most people can with it. It's about cooking skill. They even have to cook it outside over a wood fire to further make it difficult. A lot of people, me included, cook our jambalaya along these same lines of using the allowed ingredients because it hones our cooking skill. I've literally cooked hundreds of pots of jambalaya and while it might seem like it's just a pot of water and rice, you'd probably be surprised at how good a real cajun jambalaya is. Everything from getting the rice to pop at the right time to getting the proper gratin is very important in the finished product and it's a far cry from throwing rice and tomatoes in a pot and calling it jambalaya.

You're very right. When I say neutral, I'm only referring to the pH which manufacturers require to be used on their LVP to no void the warranty. Neutral pH and safe should never be interchanged.

I don't see any reason why that wouldn't work as long as the vacs are baffled properly. I've not only used mine for minor flood work (including in my own house when my washing machine tub fell off and dumped water across my laundry, kitchen and living room) but also to help clear my sewage line a few times. I've got an extremely long run between my house and the septic tank, so long that I have to have 3 cleanouts. It also means there's not much of a grade so it tends to clog easily. I've jetted it before but have found that if I stick the vacuum hose in whatever cleanout is *before* the clog, I don't run the risk of the clog being an issue further down the line. It's handled poop and toilet paper easily.

@AllAmericanMack thank you for the video and for taking the time for the responded....like I say thinking about renting a portal potty here and there for backyard parties...I got 3 kiddos and one of them is going to college...but you never know my brother maybe it starts as a side hustle and it grows

No problem. It seems like it could be a viable business. Have you considered starting a carpet cleaning business? Heck, if you're going to have the vacuum system, you could add a pump and heater and have all the main components. Just something to think about.

Thanks, I hadn't even seen those but just checked them out and they might be worth looking into. 26 psi is comparable to the Pump Zero also.

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You're right and I've thought about how nice it would be to have auto pumpout. The thing is, I didn't really think it through before I bought it because I can't get it into or out of my trailer since all the doorways are blocked by equipment already and it's too heavy to be trying to lift it up and over anything to put it in or take it out. That's why I was thinking of a small, light single vac booster. I have a diamond plate toolbox that I think I could make work. I see Steambrite has one, the Clean Storm inline vac booster but it's almost a thousand dollars and I know I could build something way cheaper, I just need to figure out a proper baffle. Do you remember the Nordic One vac boosters that Terry Brevic used to build? They were small and made of aluminum. I emailed him before I bought the Mytee but he never replied so I ended up getting the Mytee. He didn't make that many of them but if I could find a used one for a decent price I'd probably get it. They were pricy though, around $1500. The reason I'm even thinking about building one isn't for most jobs, I'm pretty happy with the amount of vacuum I have but it would be nice to have for when I need add on my last 50 foot section of vac hose on and when I clean tile and grout.

@AllAmericanMack Brother I'll send you a link and since you already own a Mytee you won't need a code. As it is tho Mytee AH would fit in the corner of your big trailer (I've fit it into a stuffed van next to Prochem TM and full shelving dual hose reels).

@@AllAmericanMack this is from exclusive home services. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rn3LkI2Iadapmcksi=2pewwq0WZLPFlDRP Currently you have 2/ 3-stages in Parallel. All you need now is a standard waste tank Cap, vac motor, and adhesive with elbow and screen filter. I believe your Mytee waste tanks have the factory trace mold that has the circumference of a Mytee waste Cap? If so then you'd need to cut the circle. I wouldnt bother buying another 3 stage as the 1 stage Mytee LX are lighter and last approx 1000 more hrs. Since your a Mytee customer just buy an LX vac($280-$300) along with cap, misc and you have the most efficient screw on vac booster.

@@creditrepairwizards Do *any* of these type of air fryer ovens have self cleaning? I've never seen one that did and doubt most people would expect it to. I'm not sure what you mean by the coating came off of the interior walls. Mine is just bare metal so there is no coating to come off. I just wipe it with a scrubber sponge to clean it.

Thank you, I really appreciate it. Unfortunately after about a year and a half, mine went kaput. I'm not sure exactly what went wrong with it, but I did open it up and try to find the problem to no avail. It seems like way too short of a life span so I'm not sure why. My dad has one and uses his way more than I do and his is still trucking along fine.

Unfortunately I find that with alot of the "newer and improved" products we buy now. It's as though they are designed to fail as soon as the warranty is up. Sad, but true imo. God bless.

I agree, pressure washers aren't the best for cleaning engines.

That's not exactly true. Is tire foam the *BEST* and most thorough way to clean an engine? If it's not super dirty, then then the tire foam does do a good job because it has a cleaner in it, it's *not* just a cover up. If the engine is real dirty, then tire foam is not going to be the best option. I have a video from some years back where I used a steam cleaner to clean the same engine. It took a lot of time and while it might have removed more dirt (engine was not all that dirty), I don't think it was worth the extra time and effort.

@AllAmericanMack By steam wash I mean hot water, it's not only steam, depending where you live, in the car wash stations its called steam wash but it's really just hot water. It's takes just a few seconds, no scrubbing needed.

I have to say I was a bit surprised at how well it worked. You know a lot of cleaners leave you disappointed but Superclean was the real deal.

There will be minimal splatters if you're cooking something with a lot of grease like bacon but it's not excessive. You can also close the hood to further minimize splatter so I would say it's a good bit less than using a frying pan on the stove.

Oh that sounds good. I have the Ninja Foodi smoker that has been sitting in the box for way too long but I think I am going to try smoking a turkey breast and also a small turkey in it this year. I've been using this injection recipe for years as my goto and really love the flavor it gives.

@AllAmericanMack check out this recipe if you ever get a chance. I've been looking at it for a couple of years and maybe I'll finally do it. "Applewood Smoked Turkey with Cider Bourbon Gravy" Definitely want to use your injection though. Thank you for the great video.

Yep, and I'm still using it a couple years later without any problems.

I have to agree lol. It's crazy just how bad it works.

Maybe, but aren't the LX motors optimized for a series setup?

They might work but they may make them super slippery. Back in 1991 I had a Chevy S10 Blazer with genuine simulated leather seats (vinyl 🤣) and I used some type of cleaner/protectant on them and let me tell you, when I got in to drive, my butt was slipping and sliding all over the place!

I explained *everything* needed in the video.