Install a Central Vacuum System

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[@NastyTiger]

KZbin: yeah let’s put this in his recommend, he’s dumb enough to watch it. Me: haha they’re laying pipe in the bedroom

[@KAMIKAZE-dk8xd]

Your humour is underrated

[@patriciomunoz2830]

Lmao

[@blower1]

Ha!

[@jacksp8452]

🤣

[@Another_Random_Dave]

Calls the professionals. *Proceeds to tell the professionals what to do.*

[@chewsuperfour9514]

That lad hadn’t a clue. “wanna clean it up with a holesaw?” “Yeah we can do that” What was the other plan? Just hammer the pipe through all the chips? 🤣

[@underwaterdick]

@@chewsuperfour9514 I thought that too! A customer shouldn't have to ask for best practice and a neat finish

[@cjeam9199]

underwaterdick In my experience with trades asking for that is generally absolutely essential, or you’ll be left with a right mess.

[@misterblobbys]

Maybe because he is a younger man ?

[@DordiHOTS]

he never gave the kid a chance. How is he gonna fit the pipe through that small of a hole. Obviously he is going to have to make it larger.

[@xxsonsxx30]

Why this was in my recommended; I don’t know Did I watch every second; yes yes I did

[@adamtoepfer]

I did the same thing lol

[@leaker98]

Same

[@phillipbenderly1918]

yooo same

[@eltacopineda425]

Phillip fuckin same 😂😂😂

[@jackdawsonanderson8285]

Same here

[@yourlocaltoad5102]

Why am I watching this? I‘m european, my walls are made of solid 30cm-thick (12 inch) stone and my cat is so fluffy that it sweeps the floor just by walking around

[@leavewe]

american houses are perplexing to me

[@robokid20001]

@@leavewe Solid stone is expensive the larger the house gets, and unlike you guys over there, we actually have space to build big houses.

[@SCComega]

​@@leavewe american houses are cheaper to build, have better insulation values, tend to use lower environment impact supplies (new-growth farmed pine, fiberglass bat, PVC siding), at the expense of longevity. (most people expect to sell off their home or their children to, they're not multi-generation investments) There's ultimately a lot of cultural differences at play. Part of looking for lower-cost construction materials and methods also comes down to the culture of if you're even the least bit successful, and you don't live in the most major of cities, you should get a house for yourself by the time you're in your 30's. Americans also on average expect a larger sized house than europeans do, for whatever cultural reason. And that's just with the usual stilt based construction method, a lot of new building in the US is transitioning to SIPS (Self-insulated panel structures) which slot together like legoes (while also providing still further superior insulation values), or aerocrete, which as the name suggests, is a high air-ratio concrete mix that lowers the cost and brings the insulation values up vs standard concrete mixes. Generally speaking, any american house is designed with a 100 year service life in mind, after which it is expected to be torn down and replaced. They can last longer than that if taken care of, but most of the time, that's what the architect designs them in mind for.

[@cjeam9199]

SCComega I’ve significant doubts about both the insulation and build environmental impact being less. From everything I’ve heard European building codes regarding energy are much more stringent, and that certainly reflects in the energy consumption even acknowledging that US houses are larger. Them being larger works against them for build impacts, as does decreased longevity.

[@SCComega]

@@cjeam9199 You have to keep in mind the environmental impact of the resources themselves, and the energy that goes into them. Farmed pine is far more environmentally friendly than farming hardwoods that are used in european homes (given there's faster turnaround and they use less energy to grow), which make up most of the building. PVC is made as a by-product of oil refining (which is obviously happening anyway) And very little is actually used as it's the skin of the house. Compare brick, which requires both the initial mining of the clay, forming, and firing. When you look at insulation, you need to understand just how effective fiberglass bat is for the cost, and how little energy is required for it's formation. (hence why it's so cost efficient) And, while the size of a house matters, so too do the insulation standards, and much of the US has building codes which mandate double the insulation values versus much of europe.

[@blake3wilson]

2:58 grabs fiberglass insulation with his bare hands, what an animal.

[@Camdazny7]

Hahaha. Scratching my hands thinking about it.

[@Frankie431]

Blake Wilson yellow one like that ain’t bad at all, in my experience. Personally I always look out for old pink insulation.

[@marcferretti]

@@Frankie431 Yeah i used to cut little round pads of yellow fibreglass all day long without gloves. My hands got a little itchy but after washing them they would always be fine. The old shit inside of old attics is the shit you gotta watch out for.

[@cjadventures8840]

George well that escalated fast🎍

[@blake3wilson]

George lol I crawl attics everyday inspecting homes for termites, of course it ain’t gonna hurt you but try rolling around in it without coveralls and proper protection. You’d live in eternal itching. Glad you know everything about everyone!

[@watertriton]

Cleaning a clog out of this thing would be a nightmare

[@joshuabest100]

Just blow air through it

[@watertriton]

Pyroman / how did she clear clogs?

[@adamofblastworks1517]

It depends on what the clog is made of... Timothy hay for a Guinea pig is a pain.

[@ViperSRTnACR]

We had one of these systems back in the 90's and it worked ok though sometimes it would get clogged and you would have to use a Shop-Vac to either blow or suck on the clog.

[@A1Skeptic]

@AdamofBlastWorks I read that as: Use Timothy hay as bait to get a sucked up guinea pig to come out of the pipes. 😆

[@GERMANAITOR]

Jim: *"Hey Jerry, you should get a new vacuum cleaner"* Jerry: *"No need! My house is a vacuum cleaner!"*

[@deeboseph]

GERMINAITOR his name is Ron damn it

[@TobyC89]

Wife looks like she is still unhappy lol.

[@To_Anything]

The price tag

[@sukmikehok2560]

Dont think the reason for her unhappines was the vacuum :D

[@To_Anything]

Suk Mike Hok “I was drunk when I got married” her dad “I can tell”

[@gokiburi-chan4255]

coz she's still fat lmao

[@mcsniffabitch7828]

Your fucking idiot lmao

[@johntothebrogan]

Nobody, not a soul: KZbin: *perhaps you'd like to watch this*

[@jaredkrause3332]

Yet here we both are watching it

[@rustyshackleford851]

The horse is dead

[@EpicestGamer]

i mean, to be fair I did watch it, it was weirdly entertaining.

[@kittzy3598]

Step 1, rip up carpet Step 2, you're done, just sweep the sub floor

[@thepope2412]

Vintage Electronics it was overused after the first week. The fact that people find this funny speaks wonders about the intellect of people.

[@nick-of-all-trades]

4:24 A veritable minefield of nails and screws. NEVERMIND THE LIVE ELECTRICAL WIRE CHRIS ALMOST DRILLED THROUGH. JESUS, CHRIS!

[@zIHaXSaWIz]

That had me terrified

[@lysergicpillamyd483]

That's what we like to call "just gonna send it"

[@ColtonBlumhagen]

So this guy lucked out he had a laundry chute which almost nobody has these days which gave him a straight shot up 3 stories. Very unlikely in most houses. If you really want one you'd best do it at construction.

[@craigpeel5983]

The laundry chute is one of the reasons we bought our current home. I don't know why more builders bypass this amazing feature.

[@ChrisPlaola]

My house also has a laundry chute with a central vacuum pipe going through it. The pipe doesn't interfere with the falling clothes at all.

[@natej4230]

My workplace installs Central Vacs, and yes New Construction is easiest. Typically closets on top of eachother and or laundry chutes are the installs that lazy people do. We go into the attics and actually do planning before just showing up and throwing it together. This install is a joke and definitely clogged. If they're done by professionals, they'll never clog.

[@joepangean6770]

Have had Beam system for years. Much easier to use Roomba from iRobot and cost about the same.

[@carterp2858]

You know what, not many people have thought about installing a central vacuum system.

[@chabka34]

Because why would you lol

[@iair-conditiontheoutsideai3076]

For good reason

[@rh840]

You can just buy a really nice vaccum, like a shark, this is outdated. Look at how much carpet they have in that house lol, disgusting.

[@amtrakpepsiproduct1605]

@@rh840 Believe me, central vacs are so much better than any Shark (or any portable vacuum for that matter).

[@amtrakpepsiproduct1605]

@@chabka34 Well for one thing, they're a lot quieter than most portable vacuums, as you usually only hear the suction from the vacuum (plus the powerhead if you choose to use one), they can hold a lot more dirt than most portable vacs, and with good care and very occasional maintenance, they can last for decades. I recommend doing some research on them, they're quite neat machines and good investments for your home.

[@onetrueone]

Looks like someone recorded and uploaded a 19’s commercial

[@magno5157]

19's??

[@shikabaneconga]

magno xDD i said that too hahahah

[@shikabaneconga]

you mean 90's?

[@onetrueone]

I’ll just blame it on being the 1990's

[@onetrueone]

Yuga I will just blame it on being 1990's

[@ryanwilliams5703]

Seems way easier to carry a vacuum around the house.

[@taltigolt]

i had a central vaccum in this house my entire life we stopped using it completely because it's easier to carry a vaccum

[@G12Sish]

yeah, or having a longer vacuum tube, central vacuum seems to me be a waste of time and money.

[@timmydirtyrat6015]

@@taltigolt What is hard about using the central vacuum outlets?

[@ilajoie3]

I just use the Roomba approach to vacuuming. You buy a fleet of them and put one on each floor of your house and set them to vacuum whenever you aren't home. So far I've only had 1 uprising, which I promptly put down by showing what I could do to the old vacuum.

[@awesomebush8711]

ilajoie3 good job taking action quickly. My WiFi door lock thought it be funny to lock me out, so I knocked him out.

[@torahibiki]

So this is what George Lucas does with his free time nowadays huh!

[@DavidMcCoul]

I mean, he’s got all this money and time, so why not!

[@Pau_Pau9]

Why does he need central vacuum system? His new Star Wars movies suck much more than it.

[@MrTaylorfenoglio]

Lol just buy a second vacuum for up stairs for $40 on Amazon.

[@LemkeR]

And leaks dust everywhere??? These are clean units

[@iair-conditiontheoutsideai3076]

@@LemkeR she never said you had to buy the amazonbasics vacuum

[@leavewe]

it brings him boomer joy

[@underwaterdick]

Yep, much easier and more flexible solution that only requires it being carried upstairs once.

[@Ausfridgy]

Or you could just not be lazy and carry it up a flight of fucking stairs...

[@juliansaurus]

I'm going to start putting glory holes around the house too

[@JesusJuenger]

This is what This Old House would be like if they fired their sound engineer.

[@ganormand]

I have a 50 y/o house with central vac...suction was getting weak, so took out main unit, completely disassembled it, cleaned it and reinstalled. Works great.

[@SquishyZoran]

Is it original? I’d love to see what one that old looks like.

[@BlueRhino600]

Are we gonna ignore the fact that they discovered a wire at 4:26 and didn’t mention anything about it?

[@nobnobog8870]

There we're no nails in the way he was just chugging that circular saw into the power cable lol.

[@JHA854]

Just drill through it mate

[@GandyGamingHD]

Why on earth am I being recommended this? I mean, I watched it and it was genuinely interesting, but that’s besides the point.

[@mrmaniac3]

As Linus once said That’s the Internet man

[@nnyboy320]

Gotta love a take charge guy who grabs insulation with his bare hands. What a real mans man.

[@just_matttherobot344]

Me: watching memes for 3 weeks straight KZbin: maybe I should show him this Me: what the hel.... Also me: proceeds to press on video and watch the entire thing

[@nathanielli8459]

Me: have a world history midterm exam tomorrow Also me: Watched every second of this video at 2am

[@braedengriffiths4249]

NathanLi.mp4 German midterm tomorrow for me and I’m in the same boat as you. Exactly 2:00am too. Godspeed brother.

[@nathanielli8459]

@@braedengriffiths4249 u got this bro!

[@garretttamez7656]

How'd it go?

[@nathanielli8459]

Garrett Tamez I rocked

[@garretttamez7656]

@@nathanielli8459 eyy great job man

[@tykaneshiro5209]

He only used it for the first 2 or 3 weeks then said its too much work lol

[@TheDukeofDan]

This is the most pointless over-engineered contraptions I've ever seen.

[@mrmaniac3]

It’s literally just a blower with pipes in the wall, there’s nothing to it. I’ve worked on contraptions more complicated than your entire house.

[@TheDukeofDan]

@@mrmaniac3 Haven't they been building entire houses for thousands of years?

[@HelloWorld-lg1pz]

@@mrmaniac3 yea its called a vacuum..derp

[@matty7758]

@@mrmaniac3 oooh you're hard

[@mrmaniac3]

Oh shit I guess they have

[@Transmedal2]

I loved watching rich people getting things that other people will never have

[@ilajoie3]

Or ever use, because honestly if I lived in a house with a central vac I would never use it

[@TheBabababa]

@@ilajoie3 I could use my central vac and lug a giant hose around the house, or I could just use a modern dyson.

[@ShanerTheGrey]

This guy won't let this installer do his damn job.

[@door-to-doorhentaisalesman2978]

Your profile pic is hawt.

[@ShanerTheGrey]

Door-to-Door Hentai Salesman lol thx it's of me and a female model from my modeling days

[@iprincecharmbp]

wtf, i didnt even know that this was a thing

[@dl5fse990]

There’s probably huge disadvantages to a system like this, otherwise we’d all have them

[@OG-Jakey]

@@dl5fse990 Yea cost....

[@anonymousthanks4718]

@@dl5fse990 no actually I had one in my old home 10 years ago and it worked like a charm. It provided enough suction to pick up most debris and dust. It is obviously not strong enough as a Dyson these days but it still did the job.

[@edstababy]

Bryant Peoples White people

[@FirstLast-cc6cv]

Thats what I'm saying. Who knew? I lowkey came here expecting a meme

[@masterofpureawesome]

My grandmas house has one of these it’s so lit

[@peppapigworldworld8889]

masterofpureawesome is this your grampa

[@BenShapirosLowerLip]

Ron reminds me of the "helpful" homeowner that bought a drill 12 years ago to hang a picture frame.

[@StarsWithScars]

Central vacuum system.. this so U.S.A. this and the trashblades in the sink! :,D

[@Sammie1053]

In sink garbage disposals are actually pretty great though. There are very few if any places in the US with municipal composting, and household composting is too much of a hassle for most people, so garbage disposals actually help reduce landfill use by taking care of food waste.

[@ejwall]

I bet Chris gets crunk on the weekend.

[@ratedasmr7811]

You just made my day haha

[@freddycornejo3505]

I hope he does. Especially after having this guy as a customer.

[@joshua_lee732]

KZbin thanks for recommending this to me. I never even knew this was a thing.

[@RockyLikesPews]

I watched this whole thing thinking it was a joke video

[@mrmaniac3]

Maybe you’re a joke account

[@MH-bl8dl]

Have had central vacs as a child and adult so probably 35 years of experience and never a clog. They are amazing if you have pets. We have a hybrid system which has a mix of "hide a hose" outlets and regular wall outlets like those featured in the video. The Hide a Hose outlets are those where the hose gets sucked back into the tubing in the wall. This alleviates the need to lug a hose from outlet to outlet. The standard outlets are only used in areas with wall to wall carpeting which for us, is just the 2nd floor bedrooms.

[@TheBreathez]

I love those systems, and the RETRAFLEX version.

[@gonk1673]

This is the most American thing I have ever seen

[@qook1543]

This video has answered the questions that have kept me up at night for years

[@chabka34]

Can someone please explain to me how this helps you vacuum the stairs

[@thegreatoutagesign9204]

Have you ever vacuumed stairs before? And the suffering it is to keep having to pick up the vacuum when it falls all the way to the bottom, popping open the bin and spilling its contents everywhere?

[@chabka34]

@@thegreatoutagesign9204 I have a Dyson so no but even so how does having an attachment in your bedroom help

[@MannyJazzcats]

@@chabka34 cos all you need to do is hold onto the tube?

[@gamerfriends1620]

More like “how central vacs are installed by a professional”

[@craiga6557]

How else would you install something like this without having pvc tube exposed everywhere?

[@pilotdude006]

Me: mostly watches gaming videos and racing videos. KZbin algorithm: here you might like this video.

[@TheNativeClassic]

Did you just hole saw through joists?...

[@mnight207]

Nick Renshaw rofl. That’s what I was thinking

[@mnight207]

goodcat1982 when you cut through a joist there is totally something wrong with that. A hole through isn’t a problem

[@Jadey]

@@goodcat1982 it literally cuts through the joist dude 😂😂

[@Jadey]

@@goodcat1982 you obviously don't know what a hole saw is...

[@chewsuperfour9514]

Jadey sounds like he knows exactly what a hole saw is, and you don’t? What do you think a holesaw is? 😂

[@ChrisPlaola]

Central vacuum systems are still very popular in Canada where I live (approximately 25% of all Canadian houses have them). Almost every new house has one of these installed during construction.

[@owenmccafferty614]

why is this filmed like exactly like ask this old house

[@5.43v]

I thought the same!

[@brandonmcauley1734]

That's the first thing I thought!

[@virbricky]

You guys have obviously never heard of “The House Doctor” from the 90s. Ron is the house doctor then after that he did a number of videos and how to VHS stuff and things like this

[@rojiroco]

My parents' house has a central vacuum system. They've been living there for over 8 years and haven't used it once.

[@matthewmcgurk6965]

I have this in my house, still works great. House built in the early 90s, can't remember the last time it was serviced. No idea why youtube reccomended this.

[@Bizzmark11]

The last time I saw a central vacuum - and laundry chute - was in a house I looked at potentially buying that hadn't been updated, at all, since 1974. Not saying it's a bad idea (or good; I'm undecided), but it's just something you just don't see now.

[@quintinwaterhouse5804]

all i gotta say is amazing production quality for a camera manufactured probably early 2000's, but i love it beyond belief

[@MauriceNL1]

is this from an series from 2003 or something. the quality is so llooww

[@M11293]

MauriceNL toolman tayler’s uncle

[@InterstateLoveSong]

Yes all these 4:3 videos are pretty old. He started in 1999.

[@AMPTechGrade]

I know these things are somewhat obsolete to many, but these things are still cool as hell. More suction than any battery powered system w/o needing to worry about charging. Once I get my dream house, this thing is on my bucket list

[@Blahblahblah769]

AMP Tech I agree

[@brickman409]

I feel like this was a really popular thing in the 90s for some reason

[@ripF5C]

Yeah we’ve had this in my house all growing up. It’s so awesome

[@KelBShobra]

5 am watching videos of central vacuums . KZbin algorithm at it’s finest

[@HusbanddadJEEP]

This is the cutest father son video I’ve ever seen

[@amtrakpepsiproduct1605]

I don't think they're related...

[@esketpadeken1340]

This is like a mainland thing, I’ve never in my life seen this in Hawaii

[@dannypope1860]

Plum Bob!! Haven’t seen one of those since WWII, god damn this guy is old.

[@ABEL-cd2sp]

I remember having this in a house I used to live in when I was younger, gotta say I can’t complain about it, it was really nice

[@lugiasean19]

This reminds me of a king of the hill episode where hank did all the work and the repair guys sat and watched after there was a water leak behind the wall in Bobby’s room.

[@o0julek0o]

Random recommended, but highly nostalgic to me. So much better than a normal vacuum cleaner.

[@Judahmangi]

When you told the contractor to install a central HVAC system but he misunderstood you...

[@lucasmulhall2955]

I thought this was a sketch, and only realized halfway through that its real

[@otivaeey]

With cordless vacuum from Dyson, this is a thing of the past

[@Despotic_Waffle]

Wow, I never even knew a central vacuum system as a concept existed before this video. Cool video and installation!

[@tykohondo]

It would have been cheaper to buy multiple vacuums for all the floors 😂😂

[@Likklepoosi]

Wait why cant you use just 1?

[@PuppyLuvU2]

Wife sucks at vacuuming stairs with a vacume.

[@TheCandyvenom]

Why not just get a couple of rumba’s and a small handheld for the stairs? I bet it costs less

[@ilajoie3]

That's what I did

[@SquishyZoran]

ilajoie3 Are they actually vacuums? I kinda thought they were nothing but glorified brooms and dustpans.

[@JMRreesesKILLA]

KZbin has recommended this to me over ten times

[@area51xi]

Oh look we have a perfect conduit from the basement to the top floor. Perfect! LOL

[@jlmor6487]

I love my central vac it is worth every penny and alot easier to use and has more suction than a regular vacuum of ANY KIND !

[@jlmor6487]

@Sloppy Turtle Hey ! Yes It is ....It looks like a dry vent . LOL

[@Jaszi007]

When I 1st clicked on this I thought it was a joke but this is actually kinda cool.

[@NewsBroadcasting]

TIP use a shopvac when your main unit dies. They are 10x more powerful and some are quiet and exhaust can be routed outside if need and use a really good filter

[@kasper1816]

wow lol did he almost hole saw thru a stove outlet great job

[@AwesomeWario783]

anyone else watching at 4 in the morning?

[@accessfm]

Great video but just my two cents.... Had two homes over the last decade with these systems in them. They give trouble too often and when they clog they can be a pain to sort. For the price of these systems you could afford a decent make vacuum cleaner on each level of your home.

[@NWinnVR]

You had crazy bad luck or a bad unit then. I've had a CV installed for over 30 years now, use it all the time and have had next to no problems with it...

[@bread-gz3rl]

Thats why you get it installed by not a drunk idiot

[@mohammadabid1222]

I believe Ron did all the work

[@LM01234]

Goals for when I'm in my 60's

[@ferguson20diesel49]

If you had this in the Celtic tiger. You were just something else

[@Spoonable]

Normal recommendations: Hey you like this topic. Here’s a video related to that. Actual recommendations: Here’s a video we found in the bin. Watch it or else.

[@AndyBarkerBee]

The most early 90s video released in 2019 I have ever seen!! 👌

[@goose2574]

Took me about 3 weeks but KZbin finally recommended me this

[@markblake1641]

been a big fan of yours for years, thanks for mor home improvement tips!

[@thriftingohio4728]

My old house used to have one of these, miss it so much.

[@Victor_de_Souza]

I’m so glad I watched the entire thing

[@normangebhardt2092]

Have watched your instructional videos for years on TV then lost track of you. Glad to find your channel on KZbin. Subscribed and really enjoy the content. Thanks.

[@Guillotines_For_Globalists]

This guy is on TV?

[@normangebhardt2092]

Blaine Bugaski. Starting in 1995 he had a show called The House Doctor on HGTV. He was also on Good Morning America as their home improvement editor. In 1999 He had a weekly home improvement show on TV called House Calls. Then in the early 2000s lost track of him. Thanks for your comment.

[@Guillotines_For_Globalists]

@@normangebhardt2092 No kidding. Most of his videos look to be post-2010 as far as I can tell based upon the vehicles. People are thinking they are from the 90s or early 2000s but I don't think that is the case.

[@Artica_Inks]

Lmao that guy in class that just watches the group project be done

[@PeymanSayyadi]

Excellent video; Thanks.

[@n40798]

So the outlets can be used as mini trashcans to throw away small things?

[@abeekay]

This was way more expensive than just buying a second vacuum.

[@TheWaynester101]

Me before watching this video: "what? Ew. Who the hell would want a central vacum?!" Me after watching this video: "hm, this one on amazon looks nice."

[@Larry]

Wouldn't it just be cheaper and more convienent to just buy a Dyson?

[@MylesV]

Guessing you haven't owned a central vacuum. They're more convenient, so much quieter, they add value to your home, and they do wonders for people with allergies. Plus only needing to change the bag or empty the bin once or twice a year is awesome.

[@bread-gz3rl]

Plus diesoon is shit

[@Maniwasaki]

America has like toy houses made of wood and plaster, which makes working on them super easy. I love it

[@jarvissolomon7902]

This is amazing!! Never knew this existed.

[@fuyu5979]

Ron, Another good video. As always, learned from it. Looking forward to your next video. Kudos to you !

[@BaconNarls]

i like the look and feel, almost like some early 2000s/late 90s ads

[@RebChaim613]

I bought my house already with some central vac outlets (that are not near AC power outlets). I always assumed the connectors carried AC power. The vac outlets look just like the ones in this video. Are the always just a low power switch?

[@robertsmyth3098]

I'm just happy I wasn't recommended another young turks video

[@duffgreen4811]

Is no one going to talk about how this dude has a really big house?

[@TheFryPo]

This dude is the most stereotypical boomer we've seen, he installs a whole tubing system just because his wife kicks the vacuum cleaner down the stairs, its obvious he has a big ass house.

[@scramble45]

I'm gonna drop a Plumb bob , says no one ever.

[@cindydee37]

Or you just buy a dyson for a fraction of the price you would pay for this installation. I love mine it's really lightweight and portable.

[@bread-gz3rl]

And have the diesoon clog full of shit and die in 4 years. Get a sebo or Henry

[@gorgonzola7988]

This. Video. Is. Amazing.