Thinking Of Buying The Hoover Hydropower Vacuum Cleaner? Think Again!

[@vacuumtests9225]

It is so complicated and bad that I almost want it. Because I am vacuum collector I would enjoy something very weird like this. Now biggest design fail in this is the water getting in to the filters. I just can't believe how someone could let vacuum like this get to the sale. Absolutely incredible in a bad way. Entertaining for sure.

[@franchelledreyer9928]

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[@coolelectronics1759]

I love this channel this guy is giving strong mr. Rojer neighbourhood nostalgia vibes. Remember how he would bring a gadget to show and tell on there and take it apart to show you whats inside and stuff. thanks so much I appreciate what you do and its fun looking at all kinds of appliances with you! been falling a sleep to these as funny as it is lol

[@lesleycaron2396]

There is more work in cleaning the vacuum than cleaning the floor!

[@sueycat0581]

I agree

[@ShiningKureha]

Just buy a bagged vacuum.

[@quickhatch8160]

@@ShiningKureha Even a Miele Blizzard is really good imo

[@DisneyMarkUK]

You’ve gotta wonder why they designed a vacuum like this.

[@hug0m4t3us]

I have one for 3 years and right on the first use the water passed to the engine so I thought I was doing something wrong. At the store they said that I could not put the water to maximum level. I did everything they recommended and it didn't work the only way to get to work with it is with the water at the minimum level and the engine power in the middle, but even so, at the end of cleaning the house, it ends up passing some water to the engine. This product is on sale in Portugal for 200 € and there are already several complaints like mine and they do not remove the product from the market and say that the problem is the user.

[@MrCajera1]

Cleaning tools 1 - Carpet nozzle 2 - Hard floor nozzle 3 - Upholstery nozzle 4 - Dusting brush 5 - Crevice tool nozzle 6 - Floor nozzle

[@d0nj03]

Yep, everything except the main appliance can be used to do at least _some_ cleaning. :))

[@FM60260]

It is an interesting design and I think the concept is a good idea. However it does not suit a domestic or commercial environment, the only purpose would be in a certain industrial environment where fine dust extraction is needed.

[@GwynethLlewelyn]

Let me be the discordant voice on this long series of comments! I can only make an honest comparison with all previous vacuum cleaners I had (this is my second Hoover), as well as with the Rainbow from a familiar which I've tried out a few times. And although I'm not exactly a fan of the whole Rainbow concept (their devices are _massively_ overpriced beyond belief, and they don't last 20 years as sometimes is claimed...), I have to admit that the Rainbow beats this Hoover HydroPower easily - and that at just 800W. The HydroPower consumes only 700W, but it's clearly a few notches under the Rainbow - which also requires a lot of maintenance and cleaning and has almost as many parts as the HydroPower (and a new Rainbow costs about 10x as much...). That being said, this is not my first water filtration vacuum cleaner - I believe it's the third or fourth. That means that I'm used to the chore of cleaning up afterwards. That's common to all water filtration vacuums that _I_ worked with - it's possible there are many other models these days which work differently, but I haven't come across them, so I don't know how they work in practice. And on that subject, I can say that the Hoover HydroPower easily beats all of the others I previously had - and it consumes about half of what the others did. In _that_ regard, I can easily say that comparing to other water filtration vacuum cleaners I've used, and putting the Rainbow at the unchallenged leader at the top, the HydroPower comes in 2nd, at a fraction of the cost of the Rainbow, and around the same price range as the others I had before: that is, more than twice of a low-end, dustbag-based vacuum cleaner. I did _not_ see your video in full, so I might have missed the _cleaning_ phase! To do it properly, _all_ parts from the body _should_ be cleaned each time you vacuum your whole apartment (in our case, that means once a week). By 'cleaning' I don't mean simply shaking them off after emptying the water container down the drain. No, each and every part - filters as well! - should be thoroughly washed with a mild detergent, and then set to dry for 24 hours _under the sun_ (easy for me, living in a country with 300+ days/year of sunshine, but I wonder how people in other countries manage it). Why? Because, of course, sunlight has plenty of UV radiation which is excellent to kill microorganisms... thus, that means that after the long and complex task of cleaning everything, you _still_ can't use the HydroPower on the next day (even assuming that you had the stamina to do it!), because all parts must be absolutely dry and left on the sun to dry. Trust me, I _have_ experimented with using the vacuum with 'looks dry enough for me' parts. Let me just say that it is *not* a good idea... Thus, this vacuum is not something for daily usage. It's more suited for a weekly thorough cleaning - or, exceptionally, a special occasion when you get visitors. Personally, in a small apartment with two humans and two cats, I just sweep every day (mostly because of the cats) and use the HydroPower once a week. Visitors tend to praise how clean our home is, so I guess this is enough... Now, I'm not saying that this is a wonderful, fantastic vacuum cleaner that will bring down the reign of the Rainbow and other super-expensive vacuum cleaners of that class. Not in the least! I also think that there are lots of areas to improve the overall design - for instance, cutting the number of movable parts, and use perhaps at most two filters to clean. The other water filtration vacuum cleaners I owned certainly had far fewer parts to clean! (That's perhaps a reason why they didn't last as long and consumed a _lot_ of power). However, I learned (the hard way!) that the HydroPower is a _very_ fickle machine, and lots of the comments I've read (I didn't read everything) made me remember the first times I used it. For instance, the issue about the water level. For some insane reason, the two markings for min/max are not _quite_ level - they're at a slight angle - and that makes it even harder to put _exactly_ the amount of water in the bowl. And that amount is really crucial. As some have reported, if you go over the max, it's _inevitable_ that water will spill - and that, in the long run, will kill the motor. I thus wonder why exactly there is such a huge bowl if it will only get a tiny little bit of water; but there is certainly a lot of action going on: when the vacuum is turned on, that water will be shaken violently all around the bowl. One wonders if that's just for show or if there is a purpose in all that agitation. The unit should also have a built-in gyroscope... that's because if you bump the vacuum around, it is almost certain that it will turn upside down sooner or later - or at least sideways. This will almost immediately mean that some water will spill, and one of the filters (most frequently, those in front of the motor air admission entrance) will get wet (or even soaked in water). When that happens, the machine will _stop_ sucking, and, if you insist on continuing to clean, it will overheat and stop on its own. It really takes some practice (and constantly pay attention) to move around and avoid spilling a single drop. You _can_ do it - but its design is not at par with, say, the Rainbox, which will tolerate many bumps and is rather hard to throw over its side. The truth is that after a few hours of cleaning the home, the clear water will be a dark sludge, with large clumps of human hair and pet fur. This is, most definitely, _not_ what you wish to stay inside a closed vacuum machine in the cupboard... so cleaning it up is a must. Would I recommend this to a friend? Actually, no. Most people I know would not really bother with the high level of maintenance required by this vacuum cleaner. I'd say that the sucking/cleaning power is better than most similarly-priced vacuum cleaners (and a few notches below the Rainbow, as said) and not really 'average' but rather 'above average' - when doing everything properly - and not requiring eco-unfriendly dustbags is a plus, and so is the low power consumption; but, all in all, I can understand why Hoover gave up this product line: most people, these days, will simply have no patience or time to clean the HydroPower after usage _every time_ . That said, it's a reliable machine, which I use both for dusting, cleaning up sofas, couches and even bed covers, as well as extracting pet fur from carpets thanks to all the included tools and accessories...

[@Cleaning_Hero]

I’ve seen many very old rainbows that are still working just fine. I’ve also seen some that need major repairs after 10 years. Have you ever had a Hyla?

[@ЕвгенийКампранде]

I'll buy it! It costs 85$, it vacuum cleans with water, it's excellent!!!

[@hellooohowareudoing]

It's like a vacuum cleaner version of them Russian nesting dolls, with so many bits and pieces to take out and clean !

[@jameshalleluyah8133]

lol, funny.

[@robovaccollector]

Do you mean Matrioška?

[@laurencebushby713]

Hi did that adapter have a fuse in it! as i could not see one , if it has not then you are connecting whatever you connect to it to a 32 amp breaker in your case (new house) or worse a 30 amp piece of fuse wire ! not advisable or safe by any means !

[@nathanthompson1164]

That thing is gross! I have a Kirby, hyla and rainbow and they are soooo much better than that nasty thing! Thanks for doing a great review of this and reminding me of just how awesome other cleaners are! Love your channel!

[@davidgalloway6574]

I wonder what would happen if you used it without water???

[@darthjarjar6358]

I know. I had it too! (Unfortunately) because it was pretty expensive and it was a nightmare to clean it. But the worst part of this vacuum cleaner was that it threw water out of it and because of that, all the filters and my carpet got wet. I can not recommend this one! I think this vacuum cleaner was a failed experiment since it was designed.

[@bobrickert3622]

Does Dust mice Survive Your vacuum cleaner With powerful suction

[@magical.melody674]

Omg! I would never! I’m not even through this video and I can’t believe all the parts and different filters . Can you imagine having to clean that thing out? Omg!

[@Retro_andy_1977]

A water filtered vacuum cleaner ? Such a brain dead idea - and the amount of parts used is stupid!

[@Robloxcarguy789]

Request: rainbow srx

[@cartervacuumsandmore1188]

You should get a vivenso water filter vacuum made by pro - aqua international. It’s made in Germany. And it does not have a lot of parts!

[@LlyleHunter]

Look look look to the Rainbow Follow it over the hill and the stream Look look look to the Rainbow Follow the fellow who follows his dream

[@JENNA9039]

good video Roger but the wtf what a pore design of a vacuum and Roger are you going to sale that vacuum to some one in the UK

[@readtext5290]

Лучший и детальный обзор. Среди всех обзоров пылесосов!

[@samurodonto]

Yes! try a Rainbow E2!!

[@Thevacomaticvacuumcorner]

Rainbow pioneer the water filtration va there so niice

[@WJCTechyman]

Oh, Roger, you would like a Rainbow much more as you empty the basin, rinse and check the separator. Also, like the Rainbow, with this machine, store the bin separate from the rest of the machine.

[@WJCTechyman]

On the note of a Rainbow to get, I would suggest a model D4 unit, the technology is over 30 years old but they are workhorse machines.

[@thatitguy4453]

I remember the H2O vac from Thane direct on TV years ago 😂

[@NoelMarresAscot8]

I've seen that one!

[@paulillingworth1242]

Theory of water filter sounds good but I can see that must be a nightmare 🙈 looks like a saniflo toilet system 🙈 oh the smell long term too for wet filters must be an unbearable thought 💭

[@saidrashahid1967]

Rather buy a rainbow or hyla heck a shop vac with water in it would be better

[@vincentvega7908]

As @WJCTechyman points out Rainbow D4 is 30 years old technology why aren't there clones? Surely the patents have expired by now. But no, we get those weird air-only cyclone vacuums and this Chinese crap.

[@tenga3tango]

Can't imagine if you accidentally tipped the motor body over near a step area, is there an auto safety shut off?

[@darthgamer6080]

The poor man's Rainbow 😂

[@silversampson1771]

It's not a rainbow stupid

[@leejamesr1]

Never in a month of Sundays lol...

[@NoelMarresAscot8]

Which one's worse: this one or the One Concept Pila?

[@veeti27]

Where is the Dyson big ball animal 2 demo!!

[@Tymetraveller.martin]

@ibaisiac this is a request but can u do a video on the dirt devil lift and go vs the shark navigator liftaway

[@muldoonproductions9856]

the only water filter vacuums I like and think does great are HYLA and Rainbow cleaning systems

[@redneckways1933]

I wish Hoover was still made here in America. I know you would not be dissatisfied if it was. Love your videos Rog.

[@DanCrisklass]

I own a Ritello Vaccum cleaner bagless using water! I love it excellent suction power noo need to worry abt buying Bags everynow an then... Noo to worry abt Dust going all over just dump the dirty water down the bowl :)

[@FrenchFryCheese04]

Did you take it apart to save the motor?

[@ibaisaic]

No, I sold it for far less than I paid for it.

[@FrenchFryCheese04]

@@ibaisaic ok

[@patrutvladut986]

the bad thing about the chinesee vacuum cleaners is the bearing.I buy a hoover sprint evo and after 1 year the bearing has broken

[@ShiningKureha]

LOOK AT ALL THESE PARTS!!! Just buy a bagged vacuum.

[@cantliff9]

What planet were the designers on when they made it. It's like they were challenged to come up with the most complicated system possible for this vacuum to work on - I'll keep my dry shark bagless any day!!!

[@neilmansfield8329]

The Hoover upright vacuum cleaner is the best

[@charlotteclarke4665]

I bet it will take longer to empty than it would to vacuum your whole house. This design is definately from another planet, I reckon it was originally invented by the Clangers on the Moon and this is just a cheap copy by TTI Hoover.

[@hooverlad2003]

I have a Bosch made Ufesa water filter vacuum cleaner that is a real mess to clean it up, it doesn't has instructions of how to clean it on the cleaner itself unlike that Hoover and it loosed a lot of suction even when clean it, luckily it doesn't exist anymore.

[@justineesun3396]

thanks for the review

[@planetconker1104]

Wow that is such a shame as it's a really good looking vaccuum cleaner. Hopefully another brand make a vac (not hydro) with the same colour scheme. I think hoover have turned into a rubbish brand now, and I agree with what the said as I don't think they are really bothered ether.

[@muk8804]

The UK operations of Hoover was bought by a Chinese organisation I think and it became one of their sub brands. Quality Plummeted. Very sad given their UK/commonwealth history.

[@barrycartwright8400]

whats the difference between normal henry and the henry pet is it just turbo brush

[@thesmallenginenut135]

Barry Cartwright it has a better filter in it to for pets

[@a.a674]

The Henry Pet is in the 200 size,has an odurtex filter to make it smell less and a mini turbo tool.The regular henry comes in the 160 size unless you can find a 200.They have the Tritex filter (normal no frills filter but still quite thick) and has a standard set of tools

[@nadinedevivier5556]

Did a water filter vacuum is hygenic

[@rubenvanderschaeghe4565]

I have a German build Thomas aqua+ with water filtration and its way easier to clean and maintain than that Hoover

[@ibaisaic]

I have one too, but haven’t shown it on my channel yet.

[@dr.diabetes1799]

Idk why yall complain its kinda like cleaning a carpet cleaner but a bit simpler and more usefull trust me

[@samurodonto]

If you want to show common brand water filter with god quality and steam power at the same time Vaporetto Lecoaspira Polti!! I have it and is amazing!!

[@vincentvega7908]

How long did it last? Some owners complain that it is prone to breaking down easily.

[@AlfieSephton]

oh dear hoover you were good in the past but now you might as well give up lol

[@LlyleHunter]

As long as they’re still in the game there’s time to change coarse. Where there’s life there’s hope

[@AlfieSephton]

As long as they've watched this probably yes

[@ashthedash2]

Years ago (probably 10 years) I had a water filter vacuum I purchased from one of the auction channels that were prevalent in the UK at that time. It was a coveted item as a bit of a neat freak I was really pleased to get. BIG MISTAKE! The filtration was awful (I am sure the dust just bypassed the water due to the power of the suction). The clean up was a pain & if not done properly the smell on the next use was appalling. Compared to a normal vacuum it needed to be cleaned after every use & more time was spent cleaning the vacuum cleaner than cleaning the house. Never again :(

[@s.kxx1956]

Ashley Dashwood was it called the h20 vac from tv shopping channels. I remember them from like 2004

[@ashthedash2]

Sami Khamis I feel it probably was. It was certainly that time (I had moved into a house it’s the bf & needed a vac. It seemed a really good idea (& bargain) at the time. It was not the only stupid thing I bought off the auction channels 😂 only thing it was really good at was defrosting the freezer. Turn off for an hour & you could just suck out loose ice & water, & for that it was brilliant. Nothing else 😂

[@hazybee68]

just curious does the vacuum pick up spills too with the water inside or is it just a dry vacuum

[@helenpartington5909]

What a poor machine and so messy to clean will stay clear of this one what do you think of the new Hoover c300 cordless has any one got one as to me looks like a gtech air ram with hose at rear

[@techseth]

I’m a Rainbow Salesman, and Roger if I get another free SRX it’s all yours

[@RicardoMendes-gy1jx]

Hey man I have one of those saw ur video all through the end. I do enjoy the vacuum it cleans very well. I also found the graphical instructions very intuitive once you really look at them. About cleaning the filters and rinsing the damn thing, once you’re used to it it’s done in a minute, but I get your comment it could be easier. But overall isn’t that bad, I would say. By the way people only know rainbows? No one recommended a Kirby?

[@garrettdodson6110]

Wow this thing is a joke! Can you imagine the average housewife trying to reassemble this after cleaning!?! Why didn't hoover just utilize a separator similar to rainbow?? Plus the bin hardly holds any water compared to a rainbow.

[@laurencebushby713]

sorry few minutes latter question answered👍

[@braadado]

Thank you for your video, my regards

[@seamusellis1450]

Wtf were they thinking....

[@RichardBrooke1971]

I was just thinking that lol. What a terrible cleaner. :-(

[@spaghetti9067]

They weren’t

[@sueycat0581]

@@RichardBrooke1971 I would hate to have a vacuum like that

[@dumpsterfire3425]

There is no way it would beat a rainbow

[@DanCrisklass]

But i love watching yur vaccum cleaner reviews!

[@jamesbrownrigg3575]

Wow

[@rock-afire-fan]

thats suprising for a water vacuum. obviously they dont have the water filtration part down

[@MrCajera1]

17:34 You're not supposed to pull the cable out beyond the red

[@multimill]

I'll take a Hoover Junior over this load of old nonsense any time 🤣

[@LlyleHunter]

By the way, don’t get a Rainbow. I don’t believe in mixing dirt with stagnant water. It could lead to Legionnaires Disease. In the future should you find the need a Filter Queen is a safer choice. Still you have Henrys and if anything a Lux Intelligence with an ET1 powerhead would be a nice collector’s vacuum for you.

[@TankedHospitalChannel]

Where do you get that you mix it with stagnant water at ? The only way that the water goes stagnant is if you just leave it in there and never empty it. It's been proven that the rainbow filters better than the filter queen. Obviously you have never used a rainbow

[@LlyleHunter]

That’s very presumptuous of you. I have indeed used Rainbow vacuums. I also have a degree in biology. Have you? It only takes two hours for infections to begin to fester so depending upon the size of the home you’re cleaning it’s possible for infections to begin spreading if the water isn’t changed multiple times during one session. I’d like to examine said tests comparing the sanitation between Rainbow and Filter Queen vacuum cleaners as if your allegations against Filter Queens are valid then every bagged vacuum is dangerous. Not so. It would seam to me that the only way to sanitize the inner workings of a water filtered vacuum would be to wash them in water temperatures beyond 160* Fahrenheit or more.

[@TankedHospitalChannel]

@@LlyleHunter have you ever smelled a bagged vacuum after you use it for a bit ? Notice a smell coming from it ? We keep a bag in it for a month or so at a time and all the stuff we pick up such as crumbs from cleaning our home rot and decay in that bag or filter. Ever picked up a fly ornspider with your vac ? I'm sure at some point you have even of you didn't know it. Same thing happens to that bug happens to an animal after someone has hit it it rots and stinks and decays. The. you turn your vac on and it spews all that stuff you have been storing inside it out. Also if the rainbow caused diseases it wouldn't be certified for use by the asthma and allergy foundation of america as an air purifier. Its stamped right to the side of the vac and also on paper. Drs reccomend the rainbow to allergy and asthma patients because it really does work. I've used rainbows and only rainbows my whole life and rarely and I do mean rarely get sick. I'd rather dump it back outside where it came from than store it in my home. And emptying a regular bagless vac, well we all know how that goes. Its wonderful you have a degree in biology. I'm a nurse but that has no relevance at all here. Take a bright light and hold it over the exhaust of the filter queen and watch what happens. It blows dust out. After having my rainbow for a long time its still clean on the inside. the water traps it all.

[@LlyleHunter]

I’ve never kept a bag in my vacuum for an entire month. I have however seen many tests that have proven that sealed system bagged vacuums with HEPA filters can eliminate 100% of all particulates from the exhauste where Rainbow vacuums allow some to escape. I will attest to the quality of build and the repair records of Rainbow vacuums but they are not the best vacuums on the market for filtration. You can view tests with particle meters on Vaclab and on Performancereviews right here on KZbin.

[@LlyleHunter]

I’m sorry that you suffer from respiratory problems Danny. You certainly have my empathy. I had one attack when I was young after an injection for allergies and it was a horrible feeling. My mother suffered from COPD. The best machines that I’ve found through my research were Miele canister vacuums and Electrolux bagged canister vacuums both when equipped with HEPA filters as well as the Aerus Guardain Platinum Canister which is equipped with two. SEBO canister vacuums are outfitted with hospital grade filters and are approved for asthma and allergy sufferers. They score as well as Rainbow machines do but not quite as well as the HEPA equipped Miele and Electrolux models. I’ve found that the best air purifiers are whole house system air purifiers.

[@Egress.]

It appears the dry debris is done using a cyclone wow. Quite silly

[@ajc5869]

All water vacuums like this and rainbows, serina etc. are just so much of a hassle and not worth it at all. Why would I want to fill a tank with water and empty and clean it every time I want to vacuum? So much extra work and for no gain.

[@glynroberts8832]

Hello sir. Hope you received a package that was left with your neighbour today. 12-11-18.

[@ibaisaic]

Yes thank you. I was actually in at the time, but for some reason the courier didn’t ring the doorbell properly. I have put it with my other gifts to open during my Christmas Day video.

[@glynroberts8832]

@@ibaisaic .thank you Roger. Glad you received it. I get a problem with the postman putting a card through my door when I'm indoors.

[@madwatermelon1316]

Hoover are now a disgrace of a company. James Dyson must be laughing his socks off.

[@silversampson1771]

I agree

[@ThePrime206]

Well anytime you have a canister without a power nozzle it's going to be a piece of shit. And James Dyson no longer making uprights with power cords he's going to that like little electric broom type of crap so his new Dyson V10 is a joke as well

[@ThePrime206]

That is a horrible design I tell you what ever since the Chinese bought out Hoover they make nothing but shit. I mean if you're if you're still having a container that has dry dirt in it then what's the point of adding the water I mean make the water the receptacle for all the debris but again that's what happens when these Chinese companies start buying up all these tried-and-true companies that have been around for decades and manufactured top quality product. And then they turn that brand name that you've known for years until a pile of crap

[@glynroberts8832]

Now everybody will want one. LOL

[@justinlyons8676]

Europe plug not UK or USA

[@myflightchannel5572]

My hoover whirlwind's filter is so FILTHY!!!!

[@Thevacomaticvacuumcorner]

what a nightmare !!!!!! way to complicated for me il stick to bags

[@LanceEdwardLeichtle]

Ibaisaic can you please send me your polo shirt that you wore in this video

[@photographyfanatic8668]

That's a bit creepy

[@LanceEdwardLeichtle]

Vacuum Cleaner Reviews no it is not creepy

[@silversampson1771]

Hello ibaisaic I love your videos I watched them when I was just 6 years old please reply I really want to talk

[@lazylawnbub]

just put clean water in ther and let it run for a min

[@DavidMantle139]

This has to be the worst vacuum, it has all the hassle of a carpet washer with non of the benefits. Its a rolling health hazard damp combined with dirt. Its going to stink. What a sad end for Hoover.

[@ibaisaic]

Hoover died years ago.

[@victorjackson6060]

Just by a quantum vac

[@inna7752]

😮

[@MrCajera1]

This machine has loads of filters

[@opalimtegolim79]

take it back now

[@ivanabosnjak2916]

I wanted to buy a good vacuum cleaner and didn’t look at the price. But I have to admit that I am completely dissatisfied with this vacuum cleaner. Very low suction.

[@gegi-22]

yes get RAINBOW WACUUM

[@David49305]

What a horrendous vacuum. I can't imagine why anyone would want this as their cleaner. Hoover should be ashamed to produce such crap.

[@joeypatzer1923]

Homasay stick 2n1

[@vincentvega7908]

31:48 42:27

[@stlwrx]

That's ridiculous!

[@fueledbyregret]

Sweet Jesus. Who thought this was a good idea? They could use this as some sort of IQ test.

[@d0nj03]

My first thought was "April Fool's gift".

[@patrickdawson3960]

I thought the Z was bad...

[@CharlieFlemingOriginal]

What a mess! What a faff! What a waste of time!

[@AdamsCarWashVids]

Rainbows are better,

[@kashrammiah6867]

I had the similar hoover it’s a polti water filter hoover was the worst buy to be honest every time I used it had to fill it up then after finished had to clean the container and after doing that a several time the machine started to smell every time I used it this horrible dirty smell came out sorry but water filter hoover is a no no for us I prefer Henry

[@sammygirlie345]

I can smell that in a closet

[@linksmith1057]

A Rainbow this is not.

[@spaghetti9067]

A numatic George is way better than this

[@Pavel-vx7mq]

Пылесос г..вно в электродвигатель попадает вода.

[@NumaticVacuum]

What a load of rubbish! It’s like the Turbopower Freedom all over again! 😉

[@inna7752]

то

[@danieia4029]

What a headache of a vacuum.

[@FrenchFryCheese04]

._.

[@tristancarlo1562]

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