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For carpet you can use many different types of turbine powered carpet heads and for best results you can get the battery powered carpet heads they offer.

@@Arizona-Vac-Pros Thanks

I had a central vac for 8 yrs in my previous house. The house was 20 yr old which had the central vac built in during construction. It was the kind where we had to carry the hose from outlet to outlet. I loved the system, never needed any maintenance, no issues ever. There are more maintenance issues in handheld vacuums than central vacs. I would highly recommend central vac over any handheld vacuum anytime!

FOD? Not so.. I had one I'm our old home. It's basically an industrial vacuum in you house that lasts a life time. You can't compare the suction of a top of the line shop vac. They work! And really don't maintenance. Other than the sound of the suction they are silent on the user end

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You would need to add additional pipe runs with our sweep fittings in order to store the hose. Available attic or crawl space can be used to add these pipe runs, which could then be connected to your existing system.

Yes, we are currently working on a new valve and testing it out! More to come...

Oh cool! Looking forward to it!

We sell O-Rings in packs of 10. The part number is HS500122 www.hideahose.com/products.aspx?itemid=4074&prodid=96838&pagetitle=O-Ring-for-Mini-Cuff-10-Pack

2” central vac pvc tubing, not 2”schedule 40 pvc pipe for plumbing.

@@debo1211 thanks, I have figured out and installed it in my basement

You get a central vacuum unit installed somewhere in your house, usually in the garage, that stores all the dirt. They'll have either a canister you take out or have a bag you throw out and replace.

Hi Cindy, Thanks for investing in the HAH system. I believe you will love it. Please confirm if I am correct. We are putting new carpet in our house today after 20 years. Our HAH system is proving very handy cleaning up after the carpet installers. Rod Drivstuen President Hide-A-Hose.

Call us and we'll set it up for you Kotton! (877) 851-4491

You'll spend $800-$1500 on a very good vacuum anyways. Spend a few hundred while building a new house to add a central vacuum, they have so many benefits. They even add to the resale value of your home.

@Skiatook Scott Simple, buy a Miele or a Henry. Quiet, excellent filtration, and on the Miele, option for power nozzles, and spending half the amount on electricity each month than with a central canister. A lot of portable canister machines can have the option of up to 30 ft hoses to boot.

When a completely uneducated person on the topic makes a random uninformed comment. Better suction, better cleaning, healthier for home occupants, lasts upwards of 20 to 30 years with minimal maintenance...I could go on and on. You could spend thousands on a good car, or buy a heap of junk for $500 is basically your argument.

@@WJCTechyman absolute rubbish sorry! As a vacuum supplier, repairer and installer I can tell you a Miele or any other portable vacuum spews dust and allergens straight through their filters, which gets worse over time. The power usage argument is exaggerated, there is very little difference. A portable is far from quite, not even close to running central. A portable with a 30ft hose, wow now you are just talking shit. Storing it where? .....dragging it around the house. Pleaseeeeeee!