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Say you want to clean your greasy grill. Instead of getting your hands all wet and messy with all the vigorous scrubbing required you can hit it with the steam. Steam can literally melt away grease problems without a scouring pad or a degreaser. The McCulloch MC-1275 Heavy Duty Steam Cleaner has ten attachments for all sorts of outdoor cleaning.

Your can use it to clean your fiberglass boat inside and out. It comes with a fifty ounce container of water, which gives you the ability to make over 85 cubic feet of steam. Now you can get the algae off the outside and keep your engines shiny clean using the same tool, which only requires an electrical outlet to work.

Imagine filling up the McCulloch MC-1275 Heavy Duty Steam Cleaner and putting it into the back of your car. Know you can clean your car anywhere and if you have a power inverter you don’t even need access to electricity.  You could instantly clean off any road debris or just shine the whole thing up including the engine block and tires.

Steam has many other appealing qualities. There is no chemical residue, so there are no unwanted odors or smoke when things get hot, and it won’t ruin your garden. Many people keep an extra one at the vacation home or cabin in the woods.  This helps keep down the clutter and protect the environment.  Oh and the absolute best thing is you’ll never have to buy cleaning solution again.
Remember it’s a heavy duty machine with 1500 watts of power so keep the little ones away.

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Check out this giant vacuum cleaner from 1948! It was 196 pounds but still usable as shown by Mr Hoover.

The S2220 has an 8.2 amp motor, a 20 foot power cord, and a powered nozzle that takes things up a notch for carpet and rug cleaning. The transparent dirt cup can be completely removed, emptied, and washed, and it is easy to gauge when the dirt cup is full. It works best on hardwood floors and tile floors, where it is easily manoeuvrable due to its large wheels and light weight. It measures 45 ½ by 9 inches (footprint) and comes with a full one year warranty.

Owners have said that it picks up items such as sand, gravel, and popcorn with no trouble. It is an excellent, no nonsense little vacuum that is perfect for quick cleanups in the kitchen. While it isn’t made to vacuum a whole house, it could do in a pinch. The swivel head is low to the ground, making it easy to get under furniture and into corners.

People who have been reluctant to try a bagless model have really come around to the Hoover S2220. The dirt cup is easy to remove and empty, and you don’t have to go out and buy bags all the time. The only things consumers have said that they would like changed are: they would like the power cord to be longer; and the handle to have a rubber or other “grippy” coating so that it would lean up against a wall rather than sliding down.

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1.  USB ‘old skool’ vacuum

Go back to the 60’s and keep your desk clean with this brown-beige USB powered vacuum cleaner.

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2. Halo vacuum cleaner

Finally a way to get your kids to vacuum the front room. The Samsung Silencio will give you the power of Master Chief when doing your daily clean.

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3. Mario-Style Mushroom Mini Vacuum Cleaner

Nintendo fan boys can now get their hands on one of these ‘shroom’ vacuum cleaners. Now you can use the life-giving Super Mario 1-Up mushroom to clean your bedroom.

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4. Nose Vacuum Cleaner

This hair trimmer comes with a vacuum to suck up chopped hairs. Now you have no reason for having bogeys hanging out of your nose.

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5. Vacuum Diaper

Vacuum powered space toilets already exist but this is space toilet v2.0. The new design will be worn like a diaper. Expect it to be in use by 2014.

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6. Vacuum ‘Cop-cooler’

This  gadget will redirect your car’s air conditioning beneath your shirt to keep you cool in humid climates. Its currently only available to cops but it wouldn’t be hard to modify your old Dyson hose.

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7. i-robot Roomba

The Roomba is the Ferrari of modern robotic vacuum cleaners. It can clean 4 rooms on a single charge without you moving a muscle. You can see how efficient it is by looking at this Roomba long exposure photo.

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8.  400mph hand cleaner

Not a vacuum cleaner but this hand dryer is powered by one is and is able to blast 400MPH stream of clean, unheated air through a 0.3-millimeter gap. Really cool to play with when drunk.

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9. A baby Henry Hoover

Our favourite Henry Hoover is now available in mini – Yay! Please don’t try and have sex with this edition though.

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10. ‘Airpouf’ – is it a seat or a vacuum?

This now defunct design attempted to combine a seat with a vacuum. We have no idea why it failed

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11.  Canon ‘special edition’ vacuum Cleaner

And you though that Canon only made cameras! This fake rip off was found a on a Russian  electronics website. We actually really want one.

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12. The Worlds Most Expensive Vacuum

This Electrolux vacuum cleaner is adorned with 3,730 Swarovski crystals and is valued at just under $20,000.

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13.  Human Waste Vacuum

Can’t be bothered going to the toilet during a WoW session? Now you can go to the ‘bathroom’ without leaving your seat.

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14 Vacuum with UV Light Underneath To Kill Stuff

Sometimes sucking just isn’t enough. This vacuum from Hammacher Schlemmer contains a 35-watt UV-C that kills bugs as well as removing dirt. Now even your friends with OCD will be happy chilling in your house.

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15 Toilet Vacuum Cleaner

Amaze friends with this toilet that is also a tabletop vacuum cleaner.

The most  bizarre  aspect  is that the lid lifts to reveal a large turd…nice!

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16  Vacuum + Broom = Vacuum Broom

Is this the lovechild of a vacuum and broom that were locked in a closet overnight?

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17 Insect Vacuum

A very weird contraption from our friends in Japan. Finally a humane way to go hunting flies!

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18 RoboMaid

If your short on cash but envious of your mates Roomba then you can get the RoboMaid. It costs less than $8 so we are not sure if it actually cleans anything but who cares?

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19 Ear Vacuum Cleaner

What do you mean you don’t clean your ears daily? Now you can perform this task with ease.

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20. The Hoover that sounds like Chewbacca

If your current vacuum is boring then why not leave the filter in too long and give it a voice like Chewbacca?

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Pet hair gets everywhere, and sometimes it really sticks out if you have a contrasting carpet and pet hair situation.  What could be worse than your black dog shedding on all over your brand new white leather sectional sofa? Wouldn’t that be inconvenient if company was about to arrive just like in a commercial? 

This time your own real commercial has you whip out your little and attractively neutral grey little vacuum and get all that hair up. And don’t forget all the hair on your brand new old-style 3-inch shag carpet.

This little gem of a vacuum actually saves more than just time. It saves wear and tear on your aching back. Imagine having to go get out that forty-ton Kirby grandma got you. That heavy metal contraption you keep down in the laundry room, that cold, dank basement with those horrible fluorescent lights that don’t have time to stop flickering as you race out the door straining as you try to carry the giant Palaeolithic vacuum out in front of you.

Even if your back doesn’t go out and you’re not sweating too dramatically, once you’re done manhandling all the attachments and getting that beater bar revved up, you got to clean the bar and the attachment, and then you’ve got to put it all back together and jam it back in that cold, dank laundry room.

If only you had a Dirt Devil 0105 Purpose for Pets Handheld Vacuum Cleaner, then you would only be carrying a tiny little thing. It’s a no-hassles housekeeping dream come true.

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I managed to sneak some pictures of this strange event and even uploaded a video for you all to enjoy:

I wonder if any more vacuum cleaners have been modified to play musical instruments. If you know of any others please tell me in the comments.

Oh and i just found another Henry Hoover  video from a while back on YouTube:

Our easy guide will allow you to build a vacuum powered bazooka capable of giving you the upper hand in any office conflict.

What You Will Need :

• Vacuum cleaner – as powerful as you can lay your hands on
• Any sort of tube - We tried both cardboard and plastic with good results
• Duct tape - for connecting the pieces together
• Bubble wrap and play-dough - to be used as ammo.

Stage 1: Create the structure

Create the T Shaped tube using your cardboard and stick together using masking tape. If wish for a powerful weapon, try to keep it as air tight as possible.

Stage 2: Add your vacuum attachment

Using the short end of the T-tube,  attach the shortest end of your created T-tune to the end of your vacuum cleaners extendable hose.

Again to improve power you need to make sure that no air escapes!

Stage 3: Create the projectile

Create the bazooka projectile by rolling a Play Doh sausage and wrapping it in bubble wrap.

If you wanted to be a little more evil, you could choose to include ball bearings but we are not recommending it

The projectile should be big enough to fit loosely in your main tube.

Stage 4:  Ready, aim and fire

1. Turn the vacuum cleaner on at full power
2. Use a piece of paper over the front of the tube (for more power continue this for a few seconds before the next step.)
3. Add the projectile into the back
4. Aim the tube at the required target and watch as you destroy them!

Tips to increase your bazookas range

• Get an industrial strength vacuum cleaner with a 400 horse power motor.
• Use a longer projectile tube

The science behind the vacuum cleaner bazooka

Michael Vincent managed to show how the bazooka vacuum works using equations:

I measured the vacuum suction as being equivalent to an altitude of 2200 feet, which converts to 670.6 meters. The percentage of normal atmospheric pressure is measured by the equation P = P₀ * (1 - (h/44329 m))^5.255876. As a result, I determined that the vacuum pressure was .923 that of “sea level”. The difference in pressure is 7802.025 N/m^2 of pressure.

Because the pressure was exerted along the circular bottom of the projectile, the area being acted upon is area = pi * radius^2. The final equation for the force is F = 7802.025 N/m^2 * .00229 m^2. The force of air pressure accelerating the projectile is 17.867 N.

By Newton’s Second Law of Motion, Force = mass * acceleration. Thus, a = F / m. The mass of the projectile I measured to be one-half ounce, which is .0142 kg.

A = 17.867 N / .0142 kg, so the acceleration of the projectile is 1258.24 m/s^2. Normal gravitational acceleration on Earth is 9.8 m/s^2, thus the acceleration in this case is 128.4 times that of gravity, known as 128 g.

For people with less knowledge of equations – the vacuum bazooka works in the same as when you suck up milkshake through a straw. We reduce the amount of pressure in our mouths which means air pressure on the drink is higher and thus this force pushes the drink into our mouth.

We reduce the air pressure in the tube using the vacuum. There is now a greater air pressure outside the tube.

The greater outside air pressure exerts a force on the projectile that causes it to blow out the end.

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