Kellie the Invisible Girl
- Thread starter Mikey P
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So is Chavez.....
steve_64
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You can put down the same amount of water with an upholstery tool as a wand. It just takes a lot longer.
ruff
Member
Slurping some water on the carpet as that tool does. Does not constitute cleaning.
Unlike that specific (great) tool that was designed to be a low moisture upholstery tool, I clean carpeted stairs with a tool that was designed to clean carpeted stairs. Not upholstered stairs. Usually at 200 - 300 psi (depending on the carpet), with real jets and real cleaning.
Ain't that some concept?
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Mikey P
Administrator
The clear head tells me that you my fine friend, are dead wrong.
But I do appreciate your speculation on this beautuful Sunday.
How are things in Grass Valley?
But I do appreciate your speculation on this beautuful Sunday.
How are things in Grass Valley?
ruff
Member
I'm in Israel right now.
Mikey P
Administrator
Cool.
What were your last six meals?
What were your last six meals?
Desk Jockey
Member
ruff
Member
If in Nazareth and with Nazarenes:
Humus, fallafel, fresh pita bread, salad with lots of vegetables and tons of parsley.
The usual biblical works.
Humus, fallafel, fresh pita bread, salad with lots of vegetables and tons of parsley.
The usual biblical works.
ruff
Member
Don't confuse classic with vintage, Grasshopper.I'm a classic.
Somethings just never go out of style.
Desk Jockey
Member
What's the minimum cleaning charge to Nazareth?
Desk Jockey
Member
Both finely aged.
Mikey P
Administrator
hogjowl
Idiot™
Watch for Yaser's folks with knives.
ruff
Member
Nah.
Just talking about the last meal.
bob vawter
Grassy Knoller
OK...now THAT was funny!
ruff
Member
Seems like I'll have to explain.Both finely aged.
This is Vintage Richard:
That on the other hand is classic Chavez:
Hope this helped.
Desk Jockey
Member
One question. Am I the shhiken or the cigarette smoker?
Kellie Hiler
Member
That's a nice stair tool right there! Way better than my old one.
ruff
Member
Never mind that.One question. Am I the shhiken or the cigarette smoker?
It's the shoes.
Kellie Hiler
Member
Oh my! That is the one place I really want to visit! It is my dream to get there someday.
Kellie Hiler
Member
I was having a great day and you had to mention that name?!
ruff
Member
I hope you do and that you like it. It's an intense place.
I'm from there, so the real fun for me is seeing my brothers and hanging out with some old friends.
I'm from there, so the real fun for me is seeing my brothers and hanging out with some old friends.
Kellie Hiler
Member
I can imagine it's intensity! I can imagine a whole range of emotions and views to experience there. How often do you go?
hogjowl
Idiot™
You know, if anybody needs second amendment rights, it has to be Israelies.
KevinL
Supportive Member
Because no one makes a decent one. With all the manufacturers that supposedly listen to us no one can bother to make a 2" stair tool with a decent head.
KevinL
Supportive Member
She probably loves it.
Cleanworks
Moderator
Here is a pic of some my stair tools. On the left is one of Ron Toney's upholstery tools, does a great job on the bullnose and is dripless. The next 2 have the same flow(4) and are my favorites. The long handles let me stand upright as I clean. Next is a prochem. Narrow little tool, puts a 4 flow down in a much smaller space. Last is a cut down single wand, works well but not as good as some of the others. When I talk about being too lazy to go out to th truck to get the stair wand, I'm talking about myself. I now have a damaged rotator cuff (on my shoulder not the tool) from using a full size wand as a stair tool. I'm 5'10" maybe you taller guys can get away with a little more but eventually it catches up with you
