SHOP VAC EXTRACTOR The Entire Process!!

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Here is where you will find a complete list of parts with pictures so that you can confidently build your own extractor. There are in depth explanations about the process also. www.hawaiidetailing.com/extractor

[@sandralee8920]

Thank you for walking us through your process! I'm looking to create an extractor shop vac like yours to not only clean my car seats at home, but to also use as a carpet spot cleaner inside the home for cat vomits/accidents. I was wondering if there is a way to connect the water (orange) hose to a sink faucet? We don't have hose outlets accessible inside the house.

[@Joshyohmygoshy]

Underrated channel, always learn so much, gonna get this one day

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Thanks. I appreciate it.

[@rickbarg3980]

@@Joshyohmygoshy very underrated,compared to the other guys ,who want a million subscribers, and were car salesmen in another life.This channel is the real deal.

[@mdoyal111]

The thing I love most about your instructional video are how easy you make it to understand the process, and how you visually show the process. Yes it’s not realistic to be extracting a seat that is out of the vehicle but you are able to video it better that way

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Thanks for the feedback. I appreciate it.

[@cleancarchris]

Love your channel man. Learnt a lot ✊🏼

[@jacksonsdrones]

Same

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Thanks. Glad you like it.

[@MrAgility888]

I use the P&S carpet system and love it. Used that with an extractor to clean my mom’s car.

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Yeah it’s a good system.

[@VIDEOHEREBOB]

Another great video. Let's see you hit 100 K real soon. You deserve more too.

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Thanks. I appreciate it

[@turnitupjaxel]

Starting my own detailing business and watched your previous video on setting up the extractor with the rigid and finally got everything set up yesterday. This video came out at the perfect time! Thank you so much brother. Your videos are the absolute best! 🙌🏽

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Great to hear! Thanks

[@channingrhodes6756]

Another great video! thanks again for taking the time to show us your set up when you do deep cleans! Look forward to your next video.

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Thank you!

[@tuare2789]

Thanks. It really did help to me

[@MISANTHROPE1964]

Not a detailer, but for my own vehicles, I’ve used the Bissel head on my shop vac and a pump sprayer of warm water for years. It’s not the most efficient, but I think the Bissel head cost approximately $10.00, and the Home Depot sprayer about the same. For the cost, it works well enough.

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Awesome

[@ryanc3656]

Dude, I just started watching your vids, and really appreciate the great content and teaching. Just wanted to say that you have had a pretty remarkable health transformation…. You look way healthier today than just a few years ago! Kudos my man!

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Thanks a lot. I appreciate it.

[@archiepezek]

Great video Jeremy. Thanks for showing everything needed. I don't do much extracting, so I bought that clear Amazon extractor head without the water source and it works fine for my needs. The clear head is definitely a plus being able to see the status of the water being extracted. Keep up the amazing work.

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks

[@danielfletcher1384]

Great video as always! I love my Ripclean with the P&S Terminator, Carpet Bomber, and Finisher! Perfect combination!

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Yeah. Nice.

[@thesamsquatch5224]

I really enjoy your videos! You take something and break it down so we can easily understand and observe. Plus giving some cool tips. You’re looking great my friend, keep on keeping on 💪💪 Enjoy the sun and the steak for me

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Thanks a lot man. Yes still carnivore all the way. Cant think of a reason not too?

[@willmould3971]

This was an awesome video!! What a great hack. I’ve been dreading spending big bucks to buy one. This is doable and totally legit!Tyanks again for sharing this great hack bro!

[@HawaiiDetailing]

You are welcome. Thanks for watching the videos

[@Reaper-Jim]

Excellent presentation, no argument on how effective the process can be. Pretreat, spot clean, drill brush, extract … it’s all great! But … you know, I do have an argument. Extraction: First, hot water IS a key element of upholstery cleaning. Not just “hot” or “warm” water but water that exceeds 150 degrees Fahrenheit. No, hot water is NOT required when cleaning the surface materials of upholstery, but then you won’t need an extractor for that anyway. Some sort of enzyme killer is also vital in breaking down the yuck. P&S did a great job on their products. Lift. You need a minimum of 100 Lift for proper extraction, 130-140 Lift recommended. Otherwise you’ll end up with soggy clients. Not to mention (depending on the environment) you can promote the growth of mildew or mold if too much moisture remains. I think the shop vac extractor conversion is an excellent choice for surface cleaning only. I am not 100% on deep cleaning with it. It is more budget friendly and seems to be effective but I just don’t see any real evidence that warrants its use beyond surface upholstery cleaning. Bio Break is the product I use. Don’t get me wrong, I like the P&S products but BB has never failed me where P&S has. Again, most situations, P&S is going to get the job done … mostly. I just trust Bio Break more. When I recommend upholstery cleaning chemicals, it’s BB not P&S. 😊

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Thanks Skull / Reaper. You are always Skull to me man. I agree with you again. Thanks for always sharing your real life experience with the community.

[@ddautodetailing]

Great video! I've been wanting to do this setup as well.

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Yeah Its a good one

[@alirazmjou2149]

Thank you so much for this video متشکرم از شما آقای محترم امیدوارم همیشه سلامت شاد باشید

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Thanks for watching

[@Spirited282]

Fantastic video Jeremy

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@andyr810]

Another great video! Have you ever heard of or tried Superior Products?

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Not tried them. Will look into it. Thanks

[@andyr810]

@@HawaiiDetailing If you have an O'rileys near by they sell them much cheaper than amazon or from their direct website. Highly recommend their products

[@Secret_Sun33]

It makes more sense to use this setup as a mobile detailer since 1: takes up less space and 2: no expensive equipment to replace and maintain. I attatch a pump sprayer as the water source.

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Great idea.

[@BillaDaKilla]

Hi Jeremy.. You have been one of my inspirations over the years.. I am going live with a mobile auto detailing business in April.. will this system be effective with a gravity fed system for mobile detailing?

[@HawaiiDetailing]

@@BillaDaKilla no it needs some water pressure to operate. It works great with a garden hose or other home water pressure. Without that you would need a small garden hose pump to get enough pressure. Gravity just won’t spray enough. Hope that helps and thanks for following the channel.

[@JustS0meNO0b]

youcan buy one of those hdx 2 gallon sprayers and interconnect 3/8 th air hose with it and make it self sustainable that way

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Yes I agree but I prefer just to go the extra little bit and have a top notch user experience. Its all personal and financially dependent. That's why I wanted to show all the possibilities for those who might want to spend less money. Thanks for sharing your process.

[@mackenzieowens161]

this video is so food *good

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Thanks

[@indelibledotink]

mahalo for this!

[@carlosoliva1376]

Good video

[@HawaiiDetailing]

@@carlosoliva1376 thanks

[@keyonwhite64]

What is a mobile van detailing how will you hook the extractor up

[@alphag5240]

8:42 all u have to do is use pump sprayer w hose in another hand or tape it below the nozzle (u can extend the hose too)

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Yes I agree but I prefer just to go the extra little bit and have a top notch user experience. Its all personal and financially dependent. That's why I wanted to show all the possibilities for those who might want to spend less money. Thanks for sharing your process.

[@sixajd]

Repost? I know i've seen this before, I have all the stuff to build an extractor in my amazon wish list.

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Not a Re-post just a revisit answering FAQ's and a deeper look at the process. Thanks for watching

[@rickbarg3980]

The white drill brush is stiffer than the yellow on I presume.

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Never used the yellow??

[@rickbarg3980]

Yellow is stiffer than white

[@HawaiiDetailing]

@@rickbarg3980 yeah. Might tear up delicate fabric. I am a fan of the white brush and think light on the pressure.

[@kevinkinsler]

Alright Dude,Go get the Mytee LTD 3 and the GT tool. Done#

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Yeah There is always that.

[@tonydetailing08]

Hello sir, I have a new batch of polishing machines recently. Would you be interested in helping me test them

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Email me and tell me what you have.

[@tonydetailing08]

@@HawaiiDetailing I have already sent you an email

[@tonydetailing08]

@@HawaiiDetailing I have already sent you an email and look forward to your reply.

[@MatthewHurtado]

First

[@HawaiiDetailing]

Yes. There he is.