Its beautiful British craftsmanship that I use to suck vomit out of peoples car to get rid of that fishy shrimp smell. 👍

@@marklloyd4153 numatic Henry’s are the best

I don't get why we don't give propz to this vacuum. But one thing we know why they don't is cause the vacuum is fucking with the American market competitors. Usually some hating on something is cause of this only reason. There's basically no other reason unless this vacuum is literally not good use at all

Used my George again today for wet extraction of my car interior. Carpets, seats, side panels. Ease of use is incredible, and it's still one of the best darn detailing device's I have. Especially when tackling an interior. The stuff being sucked out of those carpets and the fabric is unreal when you pour that black water out at the end. Makes you thankful you have the George every time. One trick I did learn from a detailer that I hadn't thought about before was spraying the detergent on the fabrics/carpets with a spray bottle and working it into the fabric with a brush. Then using strictly HOT WATER in the George tank (no solution) and extracting the chemical from the fabrics with the hot water until the solution being sucked up runs clear. This apparently helps prevent "re-staining" or "re-soiling" of the fabrics and helps keep the fabric in it's intended state. I also have started finishing with a "peroxide" spray made specifically for fabrics after extraction to help neutralize the fabric cleaning solution, also to prevent re-soiling or re-staining and odor after extraction. I did this method for the first time today so we'll see how it works. I don't think this method would be useful in doing an entire room of carpet cleaning or larger areas but on a vehicle interior, it's not that much additional work and it really did seem to make a difference in getting the fabrics cleaner, especially working all the fabrics with a fabric safe brush before extracting out the cleaner with the George using hot water only.

@@joevanseeters2873 Please let us know how the peroxide solution works. Thanks for the info.

@@erolbrown The "Finisher" by Renny Doyle P&S product is the product i've been using at the end. Essentially, it is supposed to "neutralize" the cleaner which probably has either a high or low PH level in order to clean the fabric you are cleaning (Carpets, Upholstery, Floor Mats, etc). The finisher seems to work well. Whether it "neutralizes" or not, I cannot say, but I do know that the fabric, floor mats, and fabric on the door cards look fantastic when it's all said and done and dry. Another product I have recently had great success with is an ENZYME based cleaner. I have both the BLACKFIRE enzyme based cleaner and Poor Boys Enzyme as well. These products are a MUST when cleaning an interior. They work INCREDIBLE. They just have an ability to clean an interior like no other. When finished and dry, the fabric appears brand new in my opinion, of course this will vary based on how bad the interior is in the first place, but the interiors I have done are well kept. They promote the enzyme cleaner as something you spray on spots or heavy dirt. I use it straight sometimes for serious problems, or you can dilute in warm water and use it as a spot cleaning product, or like I do in the extractor with hot water. Works really well. Try this method, I think you will be amazed at the results. IT WORKS. And the best thing in my opinion is how well the fabric, seats, floor mats smell at the end of the cleaning and when they dry. They smell brand new. The whole interior of the car smells great, like a new car. I really like the enzyme based cleaners. They work the best without a doubt!

@@joevanseeters2873 Great response Joe. I had my George out over the weekend. Did all the house carpets then a quick swap of tank etc and vacuumed the two cars.

@@erolbrown Great job buddy. I did the exact same thing yesterday! LOL although I used it as a vacuum first. I really like my George unit and it's versatility. It's a great machine and very valuable to anyone who wants to detail/vacuum their cars and have a great extractor too! Two machines in one is a great value!

George dose not dry clean wall to wall carpet. The price and Link to buy a George is in the description.

Yes.

Where did you buy it from?

@@pondfish9858 direct from numatic in the UK

US version is about $570.

Ariana Hadley ha! That’s dumb🤣

Yes. But there's no exhaust filter which is what that comment would imply.

No I'll skip that crap.

Their not “crap” I use mine in my house and it’s been used on construction debris it still works great. In fact I would like to buy another one.

Complete cheap crap especially compared to the other shop vacuum offerings on the market. Take a look at Nilfisk and Festtool and get back to me.

What is the brand of the one in the video?

You don't really need that depending on the shampoo that you use.