Think extractors are the only things that suck? Think again! In this fun and honest review, we test out 6 manicure & pedicure dust extractors (and a surprise guest!) to see which ones really clean up your workspace. From noise to dust capture and price, we cover it all. Watch till the end for our wildest test! Subscribe for more real reviews and drop a comment about your favorite extractor! #nails #beauty #review #gadgets #salon
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0:00 - Introduction and Purpose of Review
2:57 - Overview of Extractors to Be Tested
4:11 - Testing FAUBLANC ELYSEE Extractor
10:32 - Testing FAUBLANC PRO Extractor
15:07 - Testing Venus Tabletop Extractor
21:28 - Testing Woodstar Table Extractor
25:35 - Testing DICE Vacuum and Verax Extractor
34:08 - Summary and Final Thoughts
š This channel was created in collaboration with https://www.youtube.com/@alenalavrenteva
0:00 - Introduction and Purpose of Review
2:57 - Overview of Extractors to Be Tested
4:11 - Testing FAUBLANC ELYSEE Extractor
10:32 - Testing FAUBLANC PRO Extractor
15:07 - Testing Venus Tabletop Extractor
21:28 - Testing Woodstar Table Extractor
25:35 - Testing DICE Vacuum and Verax Extractor
34:08 - Summary and Final Thoughts
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00:00Not everything that sucks is an extractor.
00:02That's exactly how we are rephrasing the popular saying about gold today.
00:06Because this episode will be dedicated to a big, comprehensive, independent review of different extractors for manicures and pedicures.
00:14And I have about 5 or 6 of them.
00:17It's not that the number is approximate, there are just some nuances and I'll talk about that at the very
00:22end.
00:22The thing is, it's now a well-known fact and it's no secret to anyone
00:26that in order to work as a manicure or pedicure specialist and stay safe, you need a lot of different
00:32devices.
00:34And one of them is a nail dust collector.
00:37Today we'll be testing several popular nail dust collectors in different configurations.
00:42That means there will be built-in ones, tabletop ones, top-mounted ones and even an overhead extractor.
00:53In the standard work of a manicure or pedicure specialist, there's one thing to keep in mind.
00:58When we work, we file nails.
01:00We file the skin around the nails and we file heels.
01:03And of course, all of this accumulates in our workspace.
01:07Obviously, we definitely need special devices that clean the air.
01:11But we also need devices that will clean and filter the air at the source.
01:17Meaning they capture the filing dust.
01:20Because in the air we will have both skin dust and plastic dust consisting of large and small particles.
01:28By the way, an interesting point is that actually it's not the large particles that are dangerous,
01:34but the fine dust that floats in the air and is almost invisible.
01:38And basically, when choosing a dust extractor, you should pay attention not to how many large pieces of dust will
01:44remain on your table or somewhere around,
01:46but to how many small particles there are.
01:49More precisely, almost invisible and weightless, semi-transparent tiny dust particles.
01:55It will suck them in.
01:56I have prepared specially trained pieces of fabric, which I have already labeled with different dust extractor brands.
02:03Which I also prepared in advance.
02:04And today, using these pieces of fabric as an example, we will test everything.
02:09More precisely, on their black side.
02:11I will bring them close to the dust extractor and see how the fine filing dust gets pulled in.
02:16We will also compare the dust extractors based on different parameters, such as price, which is definitely important.
02:24And most often, it is the main factor when choosing a manicure or pedicure dust extractor.
02:29We will also look at models that have additional features.
02:33Are they really necessary and can you do without them?
02:36Or maybe it's better to save some money.
02:38And we will put the results of all the tests into a big, convenient comparison table.
02:47Today, we will be reviewing dust extractors from popular brands.
02:51And there is even one dust extractor that I will be trying with you for the first time today.
02:55And our first dust extractor is Forblan Elisee.
02:59It's the classic well-known Forblan that mounts overhead.
03:03There will also be the Forblan Pro.
03:05This is a new, improved version of the Forblan dust extractor.
03:09It will be the most expensive one we have.
03:11Well, actually, almost.
03:13Because we will also have the Woodstar, the table I am sitting at.
03:16I usually work at it.
03:18Unfortunately, the dust extractor isn't sold separately from the table.
03:21So, I have the whole setup.
03:22And basically, it costs about the same as the Forblan Pro.
03:25And we will also have a new dust extractor that I haven't tried yet.
03:29It's a tabletop one.
03:30It's called Venus.
03:31And it's in the mid-price segment.
03:33The well-loved and very popular Verax dust extractor.
03:37I've also received a ton of questions about it.
03:40Probably, the two main competitors are Forblan and Verax.
03:43Well, in my opinion.
03:45At least, that's according to my direct messages.
03:47And the sixth sample, which I'll keep a secret for now.
03:50It will be at the very end.
03:52So, stay tuned.
03:53Honestly, I have no idea how to start with this.
03:55But, okay.
03:56Where do I turn it on?
03:57How do I secure it?
03:59And what is this called?
04:00How did we used to wait on that old internet?
04:02The one that connected with a cable.
04:04And now, everything is so annoying.
04:05How much does it cost?
04:06Damn, can I just know how much it costs?
04:08Well, I think it's a lot.
04:09Let's go.
04:11Our first test subject is the classic version of Forblan Calize.
04:15It's the very first extractor they released.
04:17And I've been using it for, I don't know, maybe a year and a half or two.
04:20Give or take.
04:21Now, we're going to try it out.
04:23I'm going to put on black gloves, because the filing dust will be very visible on them.
04:30So, I have a specially prepared nail for this, which I extended in advance.
04:35I really hope it will be enough for me to file everything I have.
04:41And let's first go over what features this extractor has.
04:45Well, besides the fact that it sucks.
04:47And it does suck.
04:50First of all, it has this kind of control unit.
04:53Or maybe a power supply.
04:54I'm not even sure what to call it exactly.
04:56Anyway, it's this little box.
04:58Let's call it the nail tech way.
05:00And here's this little box that has several modes.
05:04So, right now it's in the off mode.
05:06Then there's the low mode, medium and maximum mode.
05:09Well, I always turn everything up to the max.
05:12So, I just run everything at max.
05:14And we'll use all the extractors on their highest setting.
05:17Just to keep the test fair.
05:19Also, besides that, as you may have noticed, the extractor itself has a light.
05:25This is a pretty convenient feature.
05:27Because then you don't have to put an extra lamp on top, like a Tercelle or even a shadowless lamp.
05:34Although, to be honest, I work with both this light and a shadowless lamp.
05:39Because I film.
05:40But for work, in general, as you can see, this is quite enough.
05:43So, it turns on immediately to the brightest mode.
05:47But there is an adjustment.
05:48For example, if your eyes get tired or you don't want such a bright light, you can turn it down.
05:53As you can see, the brightness gradually decreases.
05:55Down to the minimum.
05:56And after that, it turns off completely.
05:58So, there are only three modes.
06:00The light is cool.
06:01By the way, cool light is very important for a professional's work.
06:05Because only with cool lighting can we really see all the hangnails.
06:09And we can also see the true colors.
06:12Because if it gets yellowish, all the shades will become warm.
06:15So, let's turn on our light.
06:19This extractor has a floor stand, so you can place it on the floor.
06:22Or you can take it out from here and install it in a special mount.
06:29But such mounts need to be custom-made.
06:32I ordered them from carpenters.
06:34So, this is a custom-made device that we actively use in the salon.
06:38I think that's about all for the extra features here.
06:42I can say that with these adjusters you can set it up in different ways.
06:47And by the way, the main objection when working with such extractors, or rather the main problem,
06:52is that people just set them up incorrectly.
06:55By the way, they have a specially trained person, who teaches how to set up the four blanc correctly.
07:01So, as it turned out, it should be placed on the left-hand side.
07:04And it's best to position it like this, at a slight angle.
07:08But I won't place it like that, because all my extractors will always be in the same spot.
07:13I already have a camera installed.
07:15But it's better to do it at a slight angle.
07:17Or you can just ask the guys for a training video if you want.
07:20I have a special black cloth that's marked for me.
07:24What is it for?
07:25It's for the four blanc alize.
07:27We'll stick it here.
07:28I understand that the airflow strands will be a bit lower.
07:34But this way, we'll be able to see how much each device collects.
07:39I've prepared different cutters.
07:42For example, with this large cutter, I can remove a large amount of material.
07:47And it will give us very coarse chips, larger particles after filing.
07:52But this cutter removes the coating very gently, but produces super fine dust.
07:57It's very good for thin nails or for use in a pedicure.
08:01Okay, let's install it in the machine.
08:03Make sure that your handpiece is closed.
08:06That the cutter doesn't stick out anywhere.
08:10In good machines, there are special limiters.
08:12So it simply won't turn on if something is wrong.
08:15We've secured our high-tech fabric with a high-tech device.
08:19Now let's start filing.
08:21Let's see how it turns out.
08:23So.
08:26Okay.
08:29I'll move the device closer.
08:35Okay, let's set it to 18,000 RPM.
08:40That will be on standard speed.
08:44And about the usual distance.
08:47About 15 to 20 centimeters.
09:00Here, let's continue.
09:02Look.
09:03See?
09:04It collected all the fine debris there.
09:07The second bit is super, super large.
09:16The effect from the large bit is absolutely the same.
09:20That means all the small stuff ended up there, right here at the bottom.
09:26The larger particles are falling down.
09:33And all the super fine dust stuck over there.
09:41Here we have the super, super fine dust left.
09:44It's really super, super fine.
09:46This is the most dangerous one.
09:48And most often when people see this, they say the extractor is, well, lame, stupid, it doesn't work.
09:55Well, this is just the first extractor.
09:57Let's look at the next one.
09:59But first, we definitely need to measure the noise level of this extractor.
10:03I'll remove our sample first.
10:05Okay, okay.
10:14Well, I think it's clear.
10:1585 to 87 is the volume level of this particular device.
10:20So 85 to 87 dB.
10:23The Lisse for Blanc vacuum cleaner for manicure and pedicure cost us 36,639 rubles.
10:32So test subject number two.
10:35The same for Blanc, but in the pro version.
10:37Well, probably the most expensive one on the market right now.
10:41It looks like this as well.
10:43So what do we have?
10:44We have quite a few buttons on the body and the largest number of extra features.
10:50Be sure to let me know in the comments if you actually need these extra features.
10:54Or maybe you think they're pointless and wonder why the manufacturer even bothers.
10:58The first feature is the light.
11:01And right now we see this warm cozy shade of light.
11:06But there's a second button that shows the number of Kelvins.
11:09So you can set the light temperature from 6500 to 3000.
11:15From 6500 to 3000.
11:18Notice how it's already changing to a warmer tone.
11:22Or it can go completely to a cool tone.
11:24But you can also decrease the brightness by pressing this button here where the light is.
11:30Just like with the first extractor model.
11:32So you can do it however is more convenient for you.
11:34Again, if someone is filming reviews, this thing is great because it really gives good light.
11:40I especially love it for pedicures because it's really hard to set up lighting there.
11:44And this thing really saves the day.
11:45And next there is this interesting button here that says UV.
11:52We can press it and the blue indicator lights up.
11:55This tells us that the unit is now being processed inside.
12:00It's being disinfected.
12:02So this feature is probably, no, definitely unique on the market.
12:07It's really cool.
12:08It's really great.
12:09Especially if you work in podology and deal with different food related issues.
12:14In short, with contaminants that can be even more dangerous to your health than just dust.
12:19And of course, the main button is the one that turns it on.
12:22There are also three modes here.
12:25Oh, and an interesting point.
12:27The lowest, the minimum mode on the Pro model matches the highest mode on the Elisa.
12:34Oh, by the way, I wanted to show you.
12:40It opens up and, by the way, my extractor isn't clean.
12:43That's also going to be part of our experiment.
12:46This is actually my working one.
12:47So this little grate here is just held on by magnets.
12:50It's very easy to change the filter in both Elisa extractors.
12:54So we just unscrew this top part.
12:57Throw out the old one.
12:59Put in a new one.
13:00And that's basically it.
13:02I'll also be using black gloves, so that it's clear and visible.
13:06I change these gloves after each extractor.
13:10So, maximum power.
13:12The third indicator.
13:1518,000 RPM.
13:26I'll change the drill bit.
13:28I'll change the drill bit.
13:38I'll change the drill bit.
13:44Well, here too, it's all superfine dust.
13:47And all the big pieces, really big ones, you can see them clearly here.
13:52Of course, they stayed on the table.
13:55Neither the first nor the second time did I feel any discomfort.
13:59So, as you can see, I'm not wearing a mask right now.
14:01Of course, you shouldn't do this.
14:03But for the sake of the experiment, you'll do just about anything.
14:07Let's measure the noise level.
14:22That's interesting.
14:23So, both Alize and Pro give us exactly the same noise level.
14:27Also up to 87 dB.
14:29That's an interesting detail.
14:31I thought the Pro would be louder, but it turned out to be the same.
14:34The price of this dust collector on the marketplace is 61,812 rubles.
14:41So, it turns out to be twice as expensive as the first version.
14:46Write in the comments whether you think it's worth it or not.
14:49And yes, a detail is that these two dust collectors are quite special.
14:53Because you can use them both for manicures and pedicures.
15:07Contestant number 3.
15:09I just took it out of the box.
15:11It's called the Venus Manicure Dust Collector.
15:13Well, I think that's how it's pronounced.
15:15I actually got it completely by accident.
15:17The guys wrote to me and wanted a review.
15:20So, I said that, well, I don't really have time to film a review right now.
15:24But I can include it in the general comparison for all vacuum cleaners.
15:28In general, they agreed.
15:30So, nobody paid me for this.
15:31Just keep that in mind.
15:33Ah, so it already comes with a spare filter.
15:35That's great.
15:36That's nice.
15:36And there's already one inside.
15:38So, basically I have filters for two users.
15:42I think these are the same filters that many people are buying now.
15:46The ones for cars.
15:47Well, it's a bit heavy.
15:52They say if it's a bit heavy, it means it's worth paying for.
15:56Okay, there's a port.
15:58Let's take a look now.
16:00The port, got it.
16:02Replacing the filter will be very easy.
16:05And here, as everyone knows, is the dust collector.
16:08Take a look.
16:09So, everything is pretty standard.
16:13Basically, it's a little box that's supposed to collect all our dust.
16:19I think it should probably be placed like this towards the technician.
16:25Well, I have a little bit of wire there.
16:27Basically, the wire would go out from here.
16:29Oh, that's a detail.
16:30For me, it's not very convenient.
16:32Because you'll be sitting and filing and you'll have the wire right here.
16:36Well, on the other hand, if it sucks really well, then, well, it's worth having the wire.
16:41But in general, yes, you could suggest to the manufacturer to maybe change the position of the wire a little
16:47bit.
16:47But anyway, let's try it out.
16:50There is, let me show you.
16:51There is an on-off button here and this dial.
16:55I think it's for adjusting the power.
16:57Let's try turning it on.
16:59For now, without this.
17:03It's started.
17:08There is a bit of a special effect.
17:15What an interesting little detail.
17:20An electrical device for non-household use, the Venus MNVSP, MNVSP-4 manicure dust extractor, hereafter referred to as the
17:29extractor, is designed for extracting and collecting fine particles.
17:33The manufacturer honestly states this when performing manicure procedures in beauty salons.
17:38Well, it's not written anywhere, but I think, yes, it's not built-in.
17:42It's specifically a tabletop device because it has a nice-looking body here.
17:46Now, this is also an interesting objection that I've often encountered.
17:49Basically, all tabletop extractors blow air out from some side because they simply can't avoid doing that.
17:56I can't quite imagine how it would work if you are sitting there filing and on the other side, let
18:02me turn this around, the client is sitting and they are getting this kind of ventilation happening.
18:07But that doesn't mean that other extractors, for example, the ones that I installed above, don't have this issue.
18:13They have it too. It's just that the air is blown upwards and we don't feel it.
18:18And all the others, even the ones that are built into the table, still have a spot where the air
18:23will come out.
18:25Okay, let's turn it the right way toward the client, meaning the way this extractor would be positioned if I
18:30were working.
18:32It will look like this.
18:35By the way, regarding the placement of the tabletop or built-in extractor, it should never be in the middle
18:40of the table.
18:41It should always be as close to the technician as possible.
18:44I'll show you later on two other extractors, I have them installed too, right as close to the technician as
18:50possible.
18:51Well, because this is where you're finding.
18:53So here we are laying out our cloth.
18:57I'll turn it on to maximum power, just like before.
19:01Put on a new pair of very black gloves and let's see what we get here.
19:07Let's take our test subject.
19:1018,000 RPM.
19:13And, well, here of course we'll keep it closer, so I would hold the client's hand like this.
19:38So, we've finished filing.
19:40Now we can visually observe that it looks like there's more dust here.
19:45This happens because not only fine, but also larger particles got here, which usually fall down.
19:51And also our fine and large particles stayed on my gloves.
19:56Well, and the main amount, well, kind of somewhere around here, I mean sticking, I think it's within normal limits,
20:03yes.
20:03Absolutely within normal limits.
20:06Well, there is one detail.
20:07Additional ventilation for the client.
20:09Now let's measure the noise level.
20:18Well, 74, 74, 73 decibels is what we got.
20:26Oh, I found it exactly like this on an online marketplace.
20:29This is the extractor.
20:30It costs 8,940 rubles.
20:35And for this 8,900, 8,940 rubles, you get a device like this.
20:42Well, in my opinion, of course, it could use some improvements.
20:45I don't really like the pro part here.
20:48It's honestly kind of strange.
20:49And then, listen, do you have to remove this during a manicure or what?
20:53Write in the comments.
20:54Do you remove your tabletop extractors or what do you do?
20:56When I had that little corner one a long time ago, the one that cost about 1,500 rubles and
21:02didn't really suck anything in, I had to remove it because it seemed inconvenient to paint here.
21:07Well, maybe it's convenient for someone.
21:09But overall, I think the extractor is quite decent too.
21:11The only thing I don't really like is that it blows air like this.
21:15Maybe I should install some kind of device here so it doesn't blow air like that.
21:28Our next extractor, or rather, it's actually a whole table that I'm sitting at right now.
21:34This table is from the company Woodstar.
21:37I've had it here for quite a while.
21:38And it also has an extractor.
21:41You can't buy this kind of dust extractor without the table.
21:44In other words, it's all one piece.
21:46So we'll be testing it in this form.
21:47By the way, I can say right away that I have these kinds of tables in my salon.
21:52I have them in my work area.
21:54Because this is the thinnest table option I've found.
21:57And the table doesn't really have any extra features actually.
22:00I mean, there are outlets down below the table.
22:03My table is already connected to electricity.
22:06So I just gently turn it on underneath the table with a simple motion.
22:09And it smoothly starts working.
22:11So it doesn't just kick on all at once.
22:14We don't hear any sound like a helicopter taking off or anything like that.
22:18So it's already working.
22:20And I can talk completely calmly.
22:22I think this is an elegant solution for manicure areas.
22:26Especially in an open-plan space.
22:28Like mine, for example.
22:29Because there's really nothing extra about it.
22:32Now we place our special napkin.
22:36Exactly the same.
22:3718,000 RPM.
22:39I filmed everything in exactly the same way.
22:41And the approximate spot where the technician usually works is about the same distance.
22:47Let's file.
22:56Let's take a look.
23:00Here we can see both large and small particles on my gloves.
23:03Just like before.
23:05There's a little detail.
23:06Let me turn off the extractor.
23:10Ah, there's a little detail.
23:12When you're filing and your extractor is below, some filing dust will always build up on top.
23:17No matter what kind of extractor you use.
23:20Well, I would say that there are fine particles here too.
23:23Both fine and large ones.
23:25You can also see how much dust we have around on the table.
23:28Well, almost none.
23:29There is just a little bit.
23:31It was the same with that tabletop extractor.
23:33And with this one basically it will be the same story.
23:37In all cases I work without a mask.
23:40It's quite comfortable.
23:42This is what our dust looks like.
23:44Coarse, fine.
23:45There's all kinds in here.
23:47And let's test the noise level.
23:49This is...
23:50Will probably be my favorite part.
23:55Well, about 70...
23:5970 decibels.
24:00Noise level?
24:01Well, I think that's pretty quiet.
24:03And there's a little detail.
24:04Let's take a look.
24:05So, nowhere here.
24:06Let me put some fabric here.
24:08So, from the client side, there is no draft anywhere.
24:12Well, you might ask, where is the draft then?
24:14Listen, it's actually very strong inside.
24:17And it blows against the inside wall of the table.
24:19So, the air is directed to the side here.
24:22And this won't bother us at all.
24:24By the way, regarding replacement.
24:26Yes, the filter could be taken out there.
24:28Here it can also be easily taken out just like this.
24:32This is what it looks like.
24:35Naturally, we usually have a napkin on top to collect all the dust.
24:40So, let's check the Woodstar website.
24:43Because I think they are not available on marketplaces.
24:45These tables are actually made from solid wood.
24:48So, it's quite an exclusive product.
24:49And that's also one of the reasons why I chose them.
24:52This table, this table top, nothing happens to it at all.
24:55Well, today we are not reviewing tables, of course.
24:57Okay, manicure tables. Let's go in.
25:01Well, this table costs about 59,900.
25:05So, almost 60,000 rubles.
25:07That's very close to Fablanque Pro.
25:10Well, here we already get a whole table.
25:12But obviously, we can't just drag this extractor over for pedicures.
25:17So, it's not a universal device.
25:18But it's a very beautiful solution.
25:21Also, let me know in the comments if any of you have these kinds of tables.
25:24There are less expensive models.
25:26There are simpler ones.
25:28But the extractor is the same everywhere.
25:30It's just that I have this particular model of table.
25:35Our sixth sample.
25:37The review we all deserve.
25:39This will be a review.
25:41Let's continue.
25:42Moving on to dice.
25:44Well, actually, not the one everyone wants girls.
25:46About the old vacuum cleaner.
25:48Well, old?
25:49It's a normal vacuum cleaner.
25:50We have it in our salon.
25:51But guys, you won't believe it.
25:52Honestly, I've seen instructors who file into the vacuum cleaner.
25:56And for the sake of the experiment, I suggest we check it too.
25:59No matter how crazy it sounds.
26:01A bagless vacuum cleaner with a very convenient feature.
26:04It has...
26:05I'm just not going to do it right now.
26:07God forbid.
26:08So, basically, its container detaches and all the dirt gets dumped out.
26:12There's a filter inside that you can wash, dry and put back.
26:14So, there are no consumables.
26:16Objectively, that's an obvious advantage.
26:17The vacuum cleaner is probably about 10 years old.
26:21That was back when dice had just entered our lives.
26:23I have to give it credit.
26:24It still works and does its job perfectly.
26:27But today, we are going to use it for something other than its intended purpose.
26:30Although, honestly, I want to say, well, a vacuum cleaner basically sucks.
26:34There's a hole.
26:35Let's see what we can file into it.
26:37There's no built-in light, right?
26:39There's no UV treatment.
26:40But we do have this.
26:43A very important feature.
26:45By the way, listen.
26:45If there was something like this in the FabLang, it would be cool.
26:48Because I don't like wires.
26:51So.
26:53Honestly, I have no idea how to start with this.
26:56But, okay.
26:57Hold it with your belly, so it doesn't fall.
27:01Someone, give the client some valor-cording for now.
27:03Because he definitely won't appreciate this.
27:05You know, yeah, the salon with all this stuff.
27:07And yeah, it's convenient that you can turn it on with your foot.
27:11A very versatile tool.
27:14It's about to start, right?
27:16Lavrentiella has hit rock button.
27:17Doesn't know how to get more views.
27:19But I really saw it with the instructor.
27:21Believe the instructor or not.
27:23Send in my robots.
27:26So, basically, it was done like this.
27:28I mean, she really did it somehow like this.
27:33It's fine, she'll collect everything.
27:36I don't know how visible it is.
27:42Listen, but it sucks up better than any of the others, guys.
27:50That's probably enough, right?
27:55Well, listen.
27:57There really is less dust from it than from all the other devices.
28:01Although, there is still some on the table.
28:02As we noticed, the filing dust remained in both coarse and fine particles.
28:07Well, of course, it collected quite a lot here.
28:09So, I mean, this is definitely the best result.
28:13But, I don't know, you'll have to figure out for yourself
28:15how you're going to explain this to the client.
28:17Let me try to do that now as well.
28:20Damn, well, this is really something.
28:22Friends, this is yet another proof of what I said at the very beginning.
28:25That not everything that sucks is actually an extractor.
28:29Sucks?
28:30Not everything that sucks is an extractor.
28:33Because a vacuum cleaner, for example, it does suck,
28:35but it's still not an extractor.
28:37It's a vacuum cleaner.
28:38Oh, the noise level.
28:39We need to measure that.
28:40Let's go.
28:45Listen.
28:46Well, 86.
28:48Yeah, 86.
28:5087 decibels.
28:52But honestly, this 86, 86, 87 decibels feel much louder to me.
29:01So, this was a crazy experiment.
29:03I don't recommend repeating it.
29:04But if things get really bad, you can do it this way too.
29:15So, our test subject number five is the Viera Viraxa dust extractor.
29:21I already have a napkin prepared for it as well.
29:24This hood is a built-in model, just like the old hood I have.
29:28They can actually be very different, but I'm showing the ones that I have.
29:33So, it is installed in the same way, flush with the surface, as they say.
29:38So, basically, it's flat and doesn't stick out anywhere.
29:42It has an air vent that's located under the table and doesn't blow on your leg or on the client.
29:48Basically, it blows somewhere downwards and doesn't get in the way at all.
29:52And also, down here, it has... I'll try to show you now.
29:57There is a filter.
29:59I have a table like this at home.
30:01I actually brought it from my house.
30:03So, you better give me a like.
30:04This is what the filter looks like.
30:06Mine is almost clean, because I always file with a napkin.
30:09Although, all manufacturers say you shouldn't do this, like it reduces the power.
30:13But, you know, whether you want to or not, there is always this urge to save on filters.
30:17I don't know why.
30:18I can actually buy a filter, but I keep trying to save money.
30:21I think for us, for nail techs, it's just in our blood.
30:25Just like using everything to the very end and not wasting anything.
30:29So, the filter is really easy to change.
30:31It's exactly the same.
30:32Looks like an accordion and is similar to those car filters.
30:36And it slides in.
30:39It closes.
30:40The installation was personally simple and easy for me.
30:42Because I didn't do it myself.
30:44I called a specialist.
30:45But there was a diagram included.
30:46So, overall, it was pretty straightforward.
30:48And I suggest we get started right away.
30:51I'll cover it with a clause that says Virax.
30:53There is nothing to attach here.
30:54It just lies on top.
30:55That's it.
30:56There is no power adjustment here.
30:58And there is only an outlet.
30:59I mean, a plug to be precise.
31:01That goes into the socket.
31:02We can turn it on and there is an on-off button.
31:05Here it is.
31:06Right now.
31:07It's on my left side.
31:08And I'm turning it on.
31:10But first, I need to put on gloves.
31:11Turning it on.
31:19But, considering the design of the table, the extractor is sold without a table, unlike Woodstar.
31:25In the Virax extractor, there is no noise absorption like there is in the Woodstar tables.
31:30We have a wooden casing that absorbs all of that.
31:34But here, of course, it turns out to be a bit louder.
31:36Exactly the same.
31:3718,000.
31:41And, let's go.
31:58I think that's enough.
32:05Great.
32:06So, what result do we have?
32:08On the gloves, it's still the same mix of coarse and fine dust particles.
32:11Everything, as usual, is within the normal range.
32:14It's just that it's so clearly visible on the gloves.
32:17And, to be honest, I specifically chose a gel for our test that creates quite a lot of dust.
32:23Here, on the napkin, we have both large and small fractions.
32:27Let me get rid of the gloves.
32:28I don't know if you can see the dust or not.
32:31Well, something is floating in the air.
32:33In general, there is also a minimal amount of dust on the table.
32:38Let's clean it up.
32:41Naturally, if you file the same way I do, over a napkin, your filters won't get clogged at all.
32:47Well, now the moment of truth.
32:49I want to test the noise level.
32:53Let's turn it on.
33:03Listen, 85 decibels.
33:05I don't quite understand how it turned out that it's very close to a vacuum cleaner.
33:09It seems like Vera Axon is very close to the vacuum cleaner, which for me was a complete surprise just
33:14now.
33:15But nevertheless.
33:16Now, it was more comfortable.
33:21Well, and also, considering the moment that the whole engine is at the bottom, the sound is at the bottom.
33:28Still this.
33:30One of their advantages.
33:32Podop.
33:34No.
33:34Nothing.
33:35No.
33:36No.
33:42It's just like with the desktop extractor.
33:45Or, of course, to decide for you.
33:48The price. How much is Vyraxa?
33:51I have a Vyraxa Vyraxa M900, that's right.
33:54Vyraxa Vyraxa M900
33:56Vyraaxan extractor M900 costs 27,200 rubles.
34:02Oh.
34:03The equipment is worth enough.
34:05I think it's plus or minus adequate price.
34:09But that will be an extractor without a table.
34:14Oh, by the way, if you're interested in how I made this table,
34:16you can check it out on my channel.
34:18I did a review about it.
34:20This table is made from a porcelain slab.
34:22Yes, I had to sew it, spend some money here and there,
34:24but overall, making a table like this is quite doable.
34:29But there is one drawback.
34:30I mean, unlike...
34:38...because it only gets in the way.
34:41It's actually a perfectly acceptable option.
34:45And with that, I want to say that our review of Manicure and Pedicure dust collectors
34:49can be considered finished.
34:51And to sum up, I want to say that...
34:53The first thing you need to understand is that there isn't a single dust collector
34:58that will completely and absolutely collect all the dust, 100%.
35:02What we did today...
35:04We...
35:04Plus, minus, more or less...
35:06...we...
35:06...we...
35:07...we...
35:07...we...
35:07...we...
35:07...we...
35:10...we...
35:20...we...
35:22So, remember that the most dangerous dust is fine dust.
35:26Meaning, not the kind that just fell down and is lying here now.
35:30But the kind that stays in the air.
35:42So, that's all from me.
35:44This was Lavrentia Valonia.
35:47Thank you all so much for watching.
35:48Bye-bye.
35:49Bye-bye.
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