HOMEMADE SHOP VAC EXTRACTOR | WITH *HOT* WATER!

Here's an update on my Shop Vac extractor! we now have a solution for hot water!
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THIS SETUP:
Ridgid 4 gal Wet/dry vac : amzn.to/3g9oDbQ
Hose Accessory Kit: amzn.to/2ThpEFD
Wet Filter: amzn.to/2TdFfq3
Heavy-Duty Air Hose: amzn.to/2RCjfo6
Upholstery Tool: amzn.to/3iu7zPj
1/4" Quick Disconnect Coupler Valve: amzn.to/3iAHb6F
Swivel Fitting 3/4 to 3/8 Hose: amzn.to/3iuZolO
HDX Pump Spayer : amzn.to/3AFtUQV

[@ragincajun522]

as a detailer myself I built mine with hot water but used a $50 tankless hot water heater from amazon works great

[@TheDwilliams1000]

Where you get the hot water heater from?

[@ragincajun522]

@@TheDwilliams1000 amazon

[@dejay20001]

​@@TheDwilliams1000he said from Amazon lol

[@oddiin979]

Did you run a pump before the tankless heater

[@ragincajun522]

no I just used the pressure from the water hose@@oddiin979

[@tdyzzle18]

Great idea. Maybe get like a rolling cart or something to put them both on to make it easier around the car.

[@weights250]

Smart man

[@MasrSR]

Starting out I used to just steam the cloth seats and carpets and just take a wet vac to them , decent results.

[@mrblister95]

Install a Schraeder valve into the pump sprayer. That’ll allow you to connect an air line.

[@marcosmontalvo9370]

Nice! You can always get a bucket heater and heat some water in a bucket and dump it into the pump for us mobile people

[@as-rs2pw]

Hmm need more info on this

[@EmperorSeneca]

dude thank you so much for making this video. is there any update on the air compressor valve?

[@bigcountryautodetailing1591]

The best video to date on the diy conversion. 💪🏾💪🏾

[@brians.4488]

Hey one of those cordless tire pumps can keep up with the pressure demand as ive added one to my ik pro foamer, works great.

[@1kontrabida]

Clean install and easy to follow instruction. i have an almost identical set up (just a little bigger tank that have the pump built in) ...also i think u meant schrader valve for pumping air via the air compressor.

[@wick6315]

Which tank did you go with?

[@tookey2249]

Can you please post a video of your setup please!

[@limitation01]

I got a 5 gal keg off of FB market place, ball connector, flexzilla hose right to the quick release for the mytee.

[@go6299184]

Nice set up

[@five3cooking]

I think the ik foam pro 12 can already take a line from an air compressor. I’m not sure, I have to check. Great idea though!

[@jessr.2490]

Are you a mobile setup? Where on the customer site are you getting your hot water from?

[@vegasjai2824]

I have made a much beefier version with a 8hp shopvac, but I took a milk create and mounted a small instant hot unit and am using the exhaust plus a aquarium air pump with a paint spray gun regulator to keep constant air pressure. An inline 5g bucket allows for easier h2o collection.

[@vegasjai2824]

Also I keep my set up in the back of my Yukon and have a 35ft pool vaccume hose so I dont have to drag all the effects with me

[@ljguy300]

@@vegasjai2824 ca... can we see it?

[@RudeDudeLegion]

Thanks for info. Can we see it. Do u have a link? Please

[@jeremiahjeremiah1319]

Wow sounds like you could have forked out the 1000 dollars and bought a simpler extractor machine lol

[@asecknsolo]

you can tape the wand from the pump under de vacum house also then u can trigger it while holding the vacum hose. Just gunna have to cut the wand shorter.

[@javymontoya1942]

Great video, I'm going to try it with a keg.

[@DrippinWetDetail]

You are the man! I was thinking about a solution to this exactly with the same setup! The only additional thing is I upgraded the hdx sprayer to a battery powered detail king model from Amazon. Connected the hose with a 3/8” barbed connector. Similar to adding the compressor add on but no need to drill and no need for compressor. Everything is contained in the unit and stays pressurized. Thanks again for the idea!

[@zathial6246]

can you send the link fo rthe sprayer?

[@DrippinWetDetail]

@@zathial6246 did you end up getting the link? Looks like it got removed from comments

[@Chicagogrl]

@@DrippinWetDetail was it the Field King model? I need that for something else and didn’t know they made battery powered sprayers!

[@DrippinWetDetail]

@@Chicagogrl sure is! Should be about $78 on amazon

[@tookey2249]

Can you please make a video of your setup?!

[@maxcarter3413]

Great set-up. Thanks!

[@k.beeler4240]

If you have the ability and can do so, just add an outside water spigot connected to your water heater... I know not everyone could use this idea but some could. Your only using a small amount of hot water so you shouldn't have issue over taxing the water heater. I run hot water through a cheap electric pressure washer sometimes, You would be surprised how much it helps get stuff clean. My setup is only for the occasional home use, this would not be feasible for a detail shop. For that you would need equipment specifically designed for that application. Good hack! thanks!

[@carlosmartinez-kl1ho]

I heard you can use Ironton ATV Spot Sprayers since those come with built-in compressors

[@KingTheDetailer]

This is the best for the money for sure , it will last 10x longer then a maytee or any of those extractors. They always have issues . If the vacuum breaks buy another one it’s 100$ compared to $800-1500

[@AbjectMaelstrom]

Thank you for an actual DIY video. Most of these KZbin detailer "DIY extractor" videos are dudes going "you can build your own extractor... Here is a link to a $200 kit from our sponsor🤣".

[@slingingearsburningrubber5759]

I would just install a valve stem which would easily seal once pulled into the hole you drill just like it does on your car rim. Then just use a emergency car compressor that has the clamp style fitting where it attaches to the valve stem.

[@donkeydiehard879]

Exactly what I did. Except I used a shrader valve that has threads from the inside then secure with a washer and nut. Sealed with rtv. A rim is metal so the car valve stem idea won't work because plastic will expand and contract with water temp. I already had a Ryobi cordless tire inflator. I have the one that automatically shuts off when it reaches the set psi. I leave it connected but it only turns on long enough to build pressure up. Not constant like an air compressor. Don't trust that on a $10 Plastic weed sprayer lol.

[@lucashurley7612]

What about the BIG ik sprayers? i bet you could hook them up as they have pressure valves. I know the hand units are 3 bar tell blow off.@@donkeydiehard879

[@ShawnMayle-w1w]

What do you use to spray detergent/cleaner on the seats and what cleaner do you use?

[@trophyking9685]

i’ve thought about connecting the hose of a cheap steamer to the air/water hose and that way you have the pressure and the hot water

[@santiagorojas9128]

How did you connect the head to the vacuum hose thnx

[@hugovega4551]

What cleaning products did you use for the seat?

[@terrencesturm3258]

In your mobile set up, how are you making hot water to fill the jug?

[@VacanaratBTubman]

I’m thinking of building one but the only thing is the efficiency of a Mytee or Sandia extractor seems more worth it. Moving around the vehicle plus they constant pumping and not being able to regulate temperature unless you have get a water heater as a mobile detailer is just a little too much time taking out and not necessarily a waste but you may as well go the extra mile. I currently use a steamer and my shop vac. I’m not sure why they haven’t just created an affordable backpack version of a hot water extractor that would seem more efficient. I’m thinking of just building one from scratch and selling it myself.

[@mickyleck]

This guy. Well done... Those seats were pretty clean before the whole extraction process though

[@ahmedalaseri4692]

You could use battery pump sprayer

[@HTX_Jorgie]

This is so awesome and useful especially since I aint got money to get that 1500$ heated extractor, soon tho soon

[@Eddie.1770]

I recommend you get an ik efoam with the battery so u don’t have to pump anymore

[@marcusstewart3048]

Use a on damand hot water shower. They sale the at any big box store like home Depot.

[@bread-gz3rl]

My house has a hot water tap for the garden hose

[@Kid617]

would it be possible instead of cutting the hose could u thread a fitting to accept the air line

[@donovansoto1719]

did you have the fitting for the compressed air on it or did you pump it instead

[@עדיאלסקייסט]

I have a suggestion for you. I don't know if it will work but maybe it's worth trying. Your vacuum have an exit hole in the back for blowing air. Maybe you can attach some sort of a hose from there to your water tank to keep the water pressure. If it works it will make for another video 👍

[@shannonp4037]

I thought of that with his last video but I determined that pressure regulation would be an issue.

[@stephenyip826]

Putting an additional load on the vacuum may affect its suction capabilities. The motor will now have to pressurize the exhaust in order to create vacuum when previously the exhaust has no blockage.

[@donkeydiehard879]

Will overheat the vacuum and the vacuum will lose suction.

[@sauceman143]

Don't do it.. it blows up..

[@rickbarg3980]

Can’t you can’t get rid of the black hose from the pump sprayer ,and connect the orange extractor hose to the pump sprayer

[@johnniewalker3717]

How would you connect an air compressor to the water pump?

[@michaelnobles5079]

Great setup 👍

[@tylerwalsh8977]

How hot is the water you put in the HDX container? Do you have a rough estimate of how hot it might be?

[@donkeydiehard879]

As hot as you can get out of the sink I'm guessing.

[@vegasjai2824]

Bro I put 180 degree water all the time

[@kolesyt9280]

Where to get the coupler and hose all the bits ??

[@mrg2687]

Hey bro get your self a 12 volt pump the kind you'd see on a landscaping chemical sprayer and mount that on outside of tank. Can be anything a bucket a sink don't even need the pump sprayer. Get a DeWalt battery and power wheels converter to hook up the pump to the bucket with air hose running from bucket to pump, pump to exctractor. Turn on. Wal laa. It's mobile, no sir compressor needed. And will have more water coming then you would ever need. Power wheels converter has on off switch

[@heanognegash3506]

Will this work ?

[@jdbussin-qt1fv]

i have the same setup but having trouble the hot water coming out cold because it’s pressurized? dont know how hot i can put in the 2 gal sprayer

[@scotthewins5341]

Thanks a lot... Now i gotta go spend some money. What a sucky problem to have. Lol

[@danielshallberg9266]

Can you link a 20 foot hose that would work?

[@lavishlex]

How dry does it feel after you’re all done??

[@Pandacuddless]

Just got a Hoover spotless. used it last night and it started leaking on both tanks. If I can’t fix it with additional gaskets I will return it and pull out the shop vac and tire inflator. How many times did you have to repump to use up that 2 gallon sprayer?

[@premiumlifestyledetails]

had to pump it twice for the whole detail, and used a little over half the 2 gal tank

[@Dankcatvacs]

whats the tire inflator for?

[@Pandacuddless]

@@Dankcatvacs I was thinking to use it to keep constant pressure in the sprayer since I didn’t want to do it manually.

[@johnjingleheimersmith9259]

An idea I had... buy one of those immersion bucket heater wands and rig it so it goes into the pump sprayer. Then the water will actually boil inside the pump sprayer to heat your water, potentially it could even pressurize it until it vents???

[@noradaly1]

It never boils the water. Heats it pretty hot after a very very very long time. It’s best to put in the temperature you want and then put the immersion heater in the water to maintain the heat. However, you need to cover it as it will only keep the water warm. It will not be able to keep it super hot.

[@richardfox3924]

I build similar design but about think of drilling hole on rigid 4 gallon vacuum so won't have keep draining it. It will be tilting downwards and after done just plug it with tube or something.

[@JuanLopez-wc9rp]

You’ll lose suction, already tried that lol

[@EveretteDTownerSr-l5x]

Where are you getting the hot water from

[@lucidstates6787]

id probably just run a 12v pump from a car outlet to the hot water tank great idea ill probably build one for myself thnxs

[@BIGBaddBen]

How long does that water stay hot in there??

[@lyleasiata5145]

Where do you get that orange hose?

[@metalmulishamatt1129]

Awesome video. thank you for the idea man

[@jonathanocampo2144]

Can this be done with a 12 gallon ?

[@Maleekus]

I use the hot water faucet for my washing machine

[@rickkern5785]

A battery operated air compressor ---like ryobi---that takes the same batteries as your drill would be a very quick pump up on your tank. You could leave the compressor hose connected to the tank and turn it on for 30 seconds to pressurize. I don't understand why you didn't buy a shop vac with a bigger tank. They are about the same price and way handier than dumping every two seats.

[@donkeydiehard879]

That compressor is useless. Save the money and install a shrader valve then by the $50 tire inflator with the set psi on it. Set the psi and anytime it goes below it, it turns on automatically.

[@ocampo23able]

There better suction with smaller tank

[@donkeydiehard879]

@@ocampo23able the suction on a higher horsepower/higher waterlift/higher cfm bigger motor will be significantly stronger. However, those things are a pain in the ass to haul around. Also, if you are using more than a couple gallons on an entire vehicle... You're probably not doing it right.🤷 (More to the other guy than you). I have a Sandia 3 gallon heated spotter I got for $150 used. The small Ridgid has more lift/suction than the spotter does. More than enough for suction for auto detailing. It's still my go to vac.

[@CCBurban]

A dreampt of this crazy seeing this

[@mikehuckabee8763]

All my parts came in and then I realized you never showed how to set up the actual water pump. And then realized you probably ran into the same problem as me where you didn’t know what to do with the hose. I ended up finding a solution I ordered a mytee transfer pump that is used as a replacement for there actually systems. I just got that in the mail and am about to set it up I’ll follow up with a comment when it’s done.

[@premiumlifestyledetails]

I assumed most ppl would already know how to put together the little pump so i jump through it. I shoved the hose into the bigger orange hose or maybe i'm not getting what your talking about?

[@rudothomas2706]

@@premiumlifestyledetails where did you get the coupler that pushes onto the extractor wond? My hose kit or the extractor wond didn't come with it, and it not listed below in the list. Did you have to get it separately?

[@fuuraa4765]

@@rudothomas2706 yes they are ordered seperately. the only one that comes with the wand is a male thread (im assuming it is since im not familiar with valve names but did a little research since i have an extractor wand) and you probably would need to order the quick connect female thread to hook up the wand. If youre pertaining to the hose itself, there are hoses that comes with a valve attached and some does not. if you cant hook up your hose to the extractor wand even if you already have the quick disconnect valve then your hose probably needs a connect valve. Im not sure whether what im giving you is correct since i dont have the exact image of what youre missing. but to put it simply wand has its own connect valve and hose is supposed to have one as well and youl need another valve to connect both piece together.

[@jp6764]

Why not just buy a car shampooer

[@joshymcdaniel9233]

@@jp6764 because the suction aka water lift is garbage on them if u don’t suck all that shit out u wasted your time suction is the most important part and “home use machines” r that cheap and easy money selling to homeowners who don’t know any better’

[@micahwhitaker6210]

You use a ton of water, what do you do to dry?

[@fuuraa4765]

use an airmover or if the weather/environment is good it could dry on its own

[@catfold1]

I know I'm late to the party but I think I got the solution to the water transfer instead of the pump up acting and the air compressor

[@TattdRednek]

P-Town repping 😎

[@toddlaplanteVT85]

You can get a 220psi mytee pump and run hot water from your sink.. still cost $ but a lot less than an air compressor and much easier

[@yep5689]

Why wouldn’t you put a barbed fitting in between the 2 hoses other than that spot on bro

[@melmartinez3180]

Badass!!! Thank u!!!

[@donkeydiehard879]

Not sure why my comment about using a shrader valve got deleted. By far the cheapest, easiest, safest way to do it. I came back to show you the tire inflator I chose because it auto starts and stops at desired psi. But comment was gone. Not sure if it's because I left the link to shrader valve or if you deleted it.

[@atlfat9682]

can u give me the link thnk u👌💪

[@DJSHOWOFF79]

??? When your at a customer house how do you get hot water so you ask them????

[@theq-ster6981]

1:26 That’s what he said.

[@marcusstewart3048]

Or a vapor rhino that does it all they are a 3 in 1

[@signaturedetailingwny6355]

Try battery powered sprayer

[@aRANDOMqUICKIEgunsandfun]

I like this idea more than having it connected to water supply for a outdoor spigot. Ive always noticed a ton of over spray from high water pressure on extractors and never liked that. This is the perfect amount of water plus you keep the hose short by carrying the water with you by the extractor.

[@mikemuniak4711]

Buy a steam cleaner and use that first then vacuum it out

[@LyteTec]

Thats exactly what I do. The Steamer gets very hot and will get up sticky substances better.

[@chaddsteinberg3758]

That’s what I was thinking? I got one. This “build your own” seems more expensive then $150 upholstery cleaner haha

[@Bubbagumppp]

@@chaddsteinberg3758 it’s also a lot bettee

[@alozano793]

@@chaddsteinberg3758 for an extractor with that size tank though is like 500+

[@Timsautosolutions]

What do you do with steamer. Ive put a cloth over the triangle head and used that to refresh seats. But never has the same success as using the extractor. Any tips help since i myself dont find the steamer very useful on seats and such. Lmk thanks!

[@chaddsteinberg3758]

Instead of building an upholstery cleaning machine, buy the one everyone says doesn’t have enough suck and give it more power if that’s the issue?

[@statusquoreject]

And how would you give it more power lol. The motor that provides the suction is part of the unit and not replaceable and any sort of vacuum motor you could find will cost way more than this.

[@dreampathvisuals4908]

Love

[@scothoneycutt9156]

What type of solution are you using ?

[@premiumlifestyledetails]

a carpet stain remover from Walmart cant remember brand also dilute it pretty well like 1:10

[@johnavendano9869]

That’s good man !

[@dave5185]

Or you could just run your water hose to the drain fitting on your hot water tank (I'd add a water filter to protect from sediment)

[@simcptmike]

Seems easier and less rinky dink to just buy the small lite mytee hot water extractor lol.

[@yohoyoho13]

Bruh! Garden hose to faucet adapter $3.69 at Home Depot and ya' good.

[@KingTheDetailer]

Yeah but you would have to hook up to the client , this is a way to be self sufficient and not have to bother a client for water. I know most clients don’t mind but what about when your at an apartment complex or a place that has no plug with this you won’t have to worry or count on anyone just so you can do your job

[@pillow_walk2497]

Where do you get the hot water if you are out working? And doesn't that hot water start cooling off almost right away.

[@mikehuckabee8763]

Bruh thank god

[@joshymcdaniel9233]

Honestly a 5gal bucket heater prolly would have been easier and cheaper no? U just fill up bucket throw heater stick in wait 30 mins boom hot water run hose from 5 gal bucket into wand Or just get a longer hose and hook directly up to water heater garden hose like spout on water heater I stand hot water’ seems like a lot of extra work and a lot of clutter but Ty for showing how u did it in case others want to try if they have one built (the extractor) Hart at Walmart actually makes one of these extractor bad for like $129 but you’d have to add water line still But 5 gal bucket heater man they’re like $20

[@jayzayas3425]

U should really zip tie the houses together lol it’ll make ur life easier

[@chipjumper]

For the record, he was dumping puddle water into the storm sewer which is legal versus dumping the post-cleaning solution into the storm sewer which is illegal. Lol

[@marcosmontalvo9370]

My mytee recently broke and like usual the warranty wasn’t honored I’m done buying expensive units that break so easy

[@en2oh]

I think they have an all metal version… more money? But last longer, I suspect

[@angelrodrigiez2717]

how much water capacity can it enter?

[@vtxdaryl]

I didn’t actually see the water hose attachments.

[@modificationnation73]

$120 for the extraction head for the vac. Man that is pricey.

[@rickkern5785]

Good tools are expensive.

[@modificationnation73]

@@rickkern5785 some are with the price but some are overpriced.

[@OMACMedicFiveZero]

Cheaper than the 1200-1800 for the whole machine

[@donkeydiehard879]

That's not much at all. If you buy a $50 Amazon one it will spray water EVERYWHERE.

[@sohchx]

There HAS to be a cheaper alternative to that upholstery tool. That thing is pricey!!

[@legal7693]

There is one for about 70 bucks on amazon but it is nowhere near as high quality. Most of the expense comes from the virgin teflon glide that gives really smooth movement and is self healing so if it scratches and becomes rough it will go back to smooth over time

[@tomkiker2206]

This is a great idea but if you have hot water at your shop then I would just hook it up to your faucet or add a dedicated spigot from your hot water heater.

[@danielgriffith8911]

By the way, dont go TOO HOT with the water, it weakens the carpet glue.

[@milazemay]

Yeah I don't have time for all that. I'll just grab a RYOBI ONE+ HP 18V Brushless Cordless SWIFTClean from Home Depot and call it a day

[@lindsaywheeler6281]

Better Extractor instead of Mytee

[@shallpion]

just stick the exhaust of the vac into the sprayer.... you already have this compressor...

[@roysoliz3610]

By the time you do all that the water is going to be luke warm at best not worth all the money spent as its really not accomplished anything with Luke water warm. Fail...

[@bdfloresa]

My friend has been pleased with this vacuum. I put it together and other than one of the wheels coming back out(which I had a bit of difficulty with) kzbin.infoUgkxnBiz5H40H0BTcRcPDEHZkcV2smSjfUD0 it was easy to assemble. It's worked well and the large size has been handy for vacuuming up sawdust around my friend's tablesaw. The wheels and handle make it simple to move around, so the bulky size isn't overly a negative, unless you're lacking on space. It has a bag that can be used to collect the dust, though it doesn't have to be used. It works perfectly great without it and it is an added expense when replacing the bag. If vacumming water, just leave it out. It comes with various attachments, which are handy. A durable bag attaches to the handle to hold them and I love this feature. It has good power and it's a nice option for a shop vac.

[@mikebridgeline3275]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍🇺🇲💙😉

[@JoseTorres-hd4lo]

NOPE!