Central Vac

Diesel Dave 04 · Post by **Diesel Dave 04** » Sun Oct 15, 2006 10:06 am

Those of you that have one is it worth $280, that is what it will cost me to add it.
It sounds good but how does it work does it work good?
Im trying to decide if I should add it or not.
thanks

Lil'Darlin1972 · Post by **Lil'Darlin1972** » Sun Oct 15, 2006 4:23 pm

Diesel Dave 04 wrote:Those of you that have one is it worth $280, that is what it will cost me to add it.
It sounds good but how does it work does it work good?
Im trying to decide if I should add it or not.
thanks

We LOVE our central vac !! The super long hose easily reaches the whole interior of the 5th wheel. The hose stores neatly in a box that fits in our closet and takes up much less room than a regular vacuum. The coolest part is that under the step leading to the front bedroom is an opening where you sweep the kitchen floor and push your pile up to it and the central vac will suck it up

Shields · Post by **Shields** » Sun Oct 15, 2006 4:51 pm

Do it. I just love watching my wife use it with so much ease and it seems to work well.

jennyt · Post by **jennyt** » Mon Oct 16, 2006 7:15 am

Shields wrote:Do it. I just love watching my wife use it with so much ease and it seems to work well.

I just love it when a guy is SO thoughtful

bop11 · Post by **bop11** » Tue Oct 17, 2006 4:41 pm

Does the nozzle have a rotating brush or is it suction only?
Please guys this is'nt a light in the fridge question!!

Post by **Olbird** » Tue Oct 17, 2006 8:21 pm

Go for it, they work very well and what is great about a central vacuum is the exhast is not discharged back into the same room you are cleaning.
I store my hose in the step and the unit does come with a beeter brush for the carpet.

George:

Diesel Dave 04 · Post by **Diesel Dave 04** » Wed Oct 18, 2006 3:50 am

Olbird wrote:Go for it, they work very well and what is great about a central vacuum is the exhast is not discharged back into the same room you are cleaning.
I store my hose in the step and the unit does come with a beeter brush for the carpet.

George:

do they all come with the power dust pan also??

Post by **Olbird** » Wed Oct 18, 2006 11:55 am

Any unit built around or after January 06 will have the dust pan pick-up in the step going up to the bedroom and the pick-up outlet for the hose on that same wall going up to the bedroom.

The unit is mounted on the compartment floor near the water pump, you can also connect a hose into the unit outside also if needed to cleanup your compartment. The unit comes with a extra bag and Camping World has the bags also 2 or 3 for a couple bucks.

George:

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