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Keeping things ship-shape – Makita backpack vacuums used for cleaning of the historic Mary Rose
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Makita Backpack vacuum cleaners are being used to clean the 500-year-old hull of the Tudor navy ship the Mary Rose at its dedicated museum in Portsmouth. The Makita vacuums provide manoeuvrability and flexibility for the museum staff to easily remove the dust from the surface of the delicate wreck. Raised in October 1982 after 437 years on the sea floor, the Mary Rose, said to be King Henry VIII’s favourite ship, is one of the most significant …
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