Carpet Vac Extractor Attachment-Tool - Cleaning Vacuum Clear Upholstery Car Detailing Turn Shop Vac into an Extractor

...and finally got a chance to use it cleaning my son's car interior. Used a retail cleaning spray can product as a 'soap' and a 1/2 L pressure pump tank from a local cheap tool store and the seats, carpet and door panels came out great. Was amazed/grossed out by the brown liquid coming out of the gray fabric. Interior surely needed cleaning (2003 Honda). Vac'd everything well, then wet seat with water, sprayed 'soap' and worked in using cordless drill with bristle attachment (Amazon: white bristles are right for seats...usually bristle color is based on item being cleaned. YMMV). Used shop vac with water filter and drew out all the yuck from the interior. Did each section 2x, then again the next day 1x. Interior color changed for the better! Used the local hot weather to assist the dry out of the car. SAVED this tool for future use. It worked great!

Although neither attachment fit my shop vac, with the help of a little duct tape the attachments worked amazing! I cleaned all 7 of my Jeep seats on a 50 degree Michigan day. I fully expected the windows to have condensation on them the following morning from the moisture left in the seats but to my surprise the seats were dry!! The product works great if you don’t mind a little tape to make the seal.

I saw something like this on tik tok and they wanted like $200 or something crazy because it had a water attachment. Found the exact same thing here. I hook this up to a shop vac and I swear to you my couch upholstery has never been cleaner. I was using one of those green machine style spit removers and the job was taking forever. I was able to get both couches done in the same amount of time. If you’re worried about the water attachment just order a sprayer and fill with your suds and coat the fabric. I personally use a bowl of water and a brush to get soils out. This thing sucks the water out like you wouldn’t believe. Also cut down Ont he drying time. It used to take a whole day. Now my stuff is dry in hours because it pulls so much water out and hits a wider surface area.Joints aren’t super tight to the shop vac but I make it work. Took one star off because it doesn’t screw o to the hose on my rigid shop vac like it’s supposed to. But again. It works just fine. Just have to hold it correctly.

Exactly what is described. No more no less. Item description is SPOT on (pun intended! Writers smirks.) one major complaint I have always had about any handheld wand is that they have to be a certain length to fit any of the solution/sprayer apparatus underneath it, and not interfere with the vacuum hose or the angle of the front of the suction device. I’m not sure if it would help because I’ve owned several different kinds of these upholstery wands, but I keep a completely separate machine for furniture, upholstery, and automotive detailing just because I want to make sure that I am not doing any cross contaminating between the body fluids that you expect to find in the carpet in the house and peoples furniture and automotive seating.I purchased a Kaivac commercial one man crew large touch free large commercial bathroom cleaner. These units, ONE OF THESE UNITS, would make fast work of one of the men’s room at Ford Field in DTW. First of all the machine is designed to be mostly touch free when cleaning the bathroom. Do you have a very high pressure squirt gun if you will that you can adjust from a laser beam that would take dried poo right off the wall or any part of the toilet, and no time at all. This Kaivac is made to clean nearly anything, it pretreats, it has enough PSI to knock nearly everything of from any bathroom surface. While they are a little bit on the pricey end, You can find used ones for an extremely reasonable price. The least expensive model they offer is roughly $5000-$5700, now hold on to your “short shorts” grandpa! That would be for a brand, new unit, most updated technology and parts, heavy duty, commercial, build, and warranty from a company who has an impeccable, sales and service record. Best thing about it is it is built in such a way that if you did have one that knocked out the PumpTech 7700 series (or is it 770?) a completely squeamish person could stand there and jih

The media could not be loaded. I wasn’t expecting such great quality, but I’m pleasantly surprised. The extractor seems to be acrylic instead of a cheaper quality plastic. And the adapters are durable as well. Better than what is on my big name brand vacuum.

The extractor is exactly as described, but the size of it was an issue. I bought it to use when detailing vehicles. Due to the size of the extractor it’s hard to get into certain places in the vehicles. If everything was level it would be better. As far as the items effectiveness, it was pretty decent and the adaptor worked for my shop vac. If I were to buy again it would need to be the smaller version of this .

The investment was worthwhile I simply attached it to my shop vacuum. Here is one side that I completed and the other side that I did not.

Didn’t fit my shop vac hose exactly even with adapters but the suction keeps everything together and works