How to Use a Tank Vacuum

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Summary: Learn how to use a tank vacuum when dusting and vacuuming your home, to instantly improve your home's appearance, in this free house-cleaning video.

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Dan Wolstenholme Dan Wolstenholme started in the automotive industry as a pump jockey at a full service gas station. This taught him about safety, as well as myths, in the bus... read more

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How to Use a Tank Vacuum

This is Dan Wolstenholme on behalf of Expert Village and today we're going to show you how to dust and vacuum your home. In this segment we're going to demonstrate how to use a tank vacuum. It's always important to have the right tool for the right job. So make sure that you have the tool in and secure. This is what we call a crevasses tool, it's thin as a narrow opening so that it creates a lot of suction and it's best for using on edges and to cleaning the cracks and so forth to get up that hard to get to dirt that the upright vacuum can't get to. So as you can see I'm doing the corners in the stairs. I get those cleaned and also I am cleaning along the base boards and using it to clean up any loose debris that I can't reach with the upright vacuum again. And you can see how handy this is because the hose flexes around, it's lightweight and easy to use. So we mostly use it for cleaning edges and spaces in there that you just couldn't get to with anything else, it saves a lot of time.