Posts Tagged ‘2x’
I like this so much better than window shield mount. Doesn’t slide and not in the way.
2x Telephoto Conversion Lens
This does an excellent job of cleaning. As others have said, the dirty water tank actually does fill a bit prior to the soap tank emptying. That said, the entire lid lifts off the dirty water tank so it can be completely rinsed out in all the nooks and crannies.
Attaching the hose is a bit of a kluge. The top of the dirty water tank has to be removed, a plastic section on the tank is rotated out of the way, the hose inserted, and the tank closed. This process has to be reversed (with the exception of the section that is rotated) to empty the reservoir. That said, it works, and it’s more convenient than having to use a separate machine for stairs and upholstery and the spinning brushes on the hand tool make a difference.
Nothing is marked on the machine except in the slightly raised, molded letters on the plastic tanks. At the right angle, if I’m close enough, and if the light is right, I can make out what is stated or indicated. “Hoover, a little coloring would have killed you?” That said, it isn’t that complicated.
The brushes, which spin like clocks rather than rolling pins, seem to be far more effective. I have actually noticed that when the cleaning water has gotten cold (left overnight), the carpet is still warm after I clean it, so apparently the application of heat directly to the floor works!
With serious spots, I was impressed with how well this machine worked in conjunction with Spot Shot Carpet Stain Remover.
2x Digital Telephoto Professional
Works beautifully – great way to pull your GPS off the dash and hide it when parking, without telltale suction-cup marks on the windshield to alert thieves that there’s a GPS available to steal inside your car!
2x Digital Telephoto Professional
I recently read the Catcher in the Rye, and I didn’t think it was all that great. I found it a bit boring actually. I couldn’t read the last 3 or 4 pages of chapter 25 because I got so tired of main characters whinning. It also seemed very likely that he had bipolar disorder.
The reason why I think I was able to keep reading the book up until the end is because I can kind of identify with Holden. Aside from that, Nothing.
It was basically a book where nothing happened and I was very disappointed with the way it ended.