Hey mate, not at all advise is always welcome. Yeah, there's no way I would go for their recommend and of course they just happened to sell it. Clarke one looks a goer alright, I even found two suppliers over here in Ireland which is rare as we usually have sweet fa and I end up ordering everything from the UK.
Yeah mate, I was just looking at IGE there again myself. It's a hard one to gauge as you don't want to fork out the cash and then end up with something that is unreliable. I do think that a genie is the way to go. I know it's a just incase but I suppose it means you are self sufficient & you can also use it for other things if needed.
It's 96db but also features a smart throttle so it revs up when the vac is on and quietens when the vac switches off.
Yes it’s a lot easier when it’s all wet comes out like slurry when moss is hard it can block the nozzle , it takes time to learn how to use a vac effectively just keep going you will get the hang of it given time .
It depends what you are doing my first vac I had for 15 years had a silicone bend and that’s all I used , I have had a skyvac for the last 18 months and that has a rigid neck sometimes the flexible one is better when working at awkward angles over conservatory roofs or tight spaces but now I use the ridged 99% of the time .
