I wasn’t sure I could do this whole building with the Oreck. But I surprised myself! The Oreck Orbiter is a BEAST!
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like 1k to do the 3k?
Listening to this in my car on the drive to work… Relaxing 😎
It just stuns me why you wouldn’t use a 17” machine and get it done faster. You do good work but am not understanding why you use a 13”. Thanks for the video.
Were 2 gallons able to get through the whole building? Also, how many bonnets did it take you to complete the whole job? Thanks!
Nice video! What solution did you use and what delusion ratio?
That was awesome! I'm glad you had a chance to try a job this big with the Oreck. It goes to show that investing $350 or less on an Orbiter + some bonnets and you really can go out and make a good living and you don't have to spend more unless you want to. This should inspire lots of others to see that they can do it too.
Also have you considered using 13” fiber pads? If you insist on using an oreck on 3k sq ft, at least use something aggressive enough to minimize overlaps. I’m impressed you did the whole thing.