I’ve been using mine for it’s intended purpose commercially and I totally agree, it’s a brilliant little machine. I’m considering getting a few more for my fleet. Victor have a little winner here. They’re lovely to use

cool Victor v9. I like it👍💖👍💖

Domel! Now there's a top notch motor!

Nice to see a donal motor in it . Great video Sam 👍👍

Another great video, thanks Sam! - Great to see under the hood - although try not to give too many of our secrets away! 😂 Our R&D dept is looking into the air leakage, but should be a simple fix on future machines. We find the best way to wrap the cable is to remove the hose, and spin the tub on its castors, winding up the cable. We designed it to be a problem-free retracting cable. Onboard tool storage is a great idea, and we're looking into this. Keep up the good work Sam, love this channel!

The random nail polish made my day lol

They always had these at my primary school.

Great video! Yes, the V9 is still assembled in Birmingham. It's a classic!

I do hope those make it to the United States. My wife's aunt has all tile with area rugs in her house and two cats this looks like a nice light and easy to use machine for her house.

9:44 the sort of Laguna you're used to is interestingly cool and unreliable 😂

Glad these are making Birmingham look good! We have Jaguar landrover, Cadbury and Victor! Us Brummies don't claim vax...

Victor- 2 miles from my house!

I just looked up the motor, on the domel website it says it lasts up to 1000hrs. The one used by henry lasts for up to 2500hrs or maybe 3500hrs.

victor von doom 👍

Went blank now Sam

Beko don't lie we all know that nail polish is yours 😂

Will the DC02 get a video?

What happed to the cable restraint? Did you pop it off the handle? Or cut it off?

Did you clean that church again? :DD

Is it any good for deep cleaning ?, looks like a very good design, but only 700 watts, can't be that good, can it ?

Whilst you may feel that these make great domestic vacuums, I feel that this would not be the case, as unlike Numatic Henry, the public cannot buy a Victor V9 from the likes of Argos or Currys, which is where most people would go for a new vacuum. Also the issue is of bag availability to the public as again while you can buy Henry bags from Argos and Currys, you cant buy Victor bags there, and you dont say whether you have yet to try a Numatic bag in yours, seeing as Victor did not send any replacement bags for you, what bag will you use in it when you take it to vacuum in your commercial building? I was also rather suprised to see the motor was not made in the UK but in Slovenia, as you can clearly see at 7:51, and while it may be a Domel, I'm not sure about the quality of goods originating from Slovenia, and feel it may not last as long as a UK built Numatic motor. While the Victor may say its made in Birmingham UK, that is not the case for its motor sadly, and also the dust penetration from the bag that you showed after just one week means that HEPA pre-motor filter is going to get clogged pretty quickly, necessitating replacement, and I presume these filters will only be available from suppliers of commercial cleaning products, or from Victor themselves. The one thing I do like about it though is the fact that they use the Numatic Henry style head from pre-2014, which I feel are much better than the dreadful heads Numatic use today, with the single row of bristles on the front an the plastic soleplate and roller wheel. I use a Numatic at work in my cleaning job and we pretty quickly ditched the wheeled head and bought a non wheeled one like the Victor comes with - so I am pleased Victor stuck with the better design of floor tool for commercial use. It would be nice if our company bought Victor vacuums for us to use, but they use Numatic vacuums, however we do have an old Victor rotary floor buffer.

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