Steve Lawrence
Member
You guys are not gonna believe this little dirt demon!
10" Brush Encap Group Buy
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Mikey P
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Zee
Supportive Member
Just don't turn into this guy..... LoL...gotta love IE talk... and the trashing of truckmounts... Yet you can still see a bunch of dirty areas on his after shot... oh well....
Edit: IE stands for Inland Empire in SoCal. Getting farther away from the coast to more white trash and redneck land or the combination of those and Hispanics. (the talk I'm referring to)
Edit: IE stands for Inland Empire in SoCal. Getting farther away from the coast to more white trash and redneck land or the combination of those and Hispanics. (the talk I'm referring to)
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Barry-QDCC
Supportive Member
Nothing like looking at a vacuum dust cup for a minute straight and discussing how much dirt is in the corners of the cup!
That Black2white guy is an interesting character to say the least. He use to post a lot on another forum I read on and it always was fun seeing what he had to say. He's sorta disappeared recently.
That Black2white guy is an interesting character to say the least. He use to post a lot on another forum I read on and it always was fun seeing what he had to say. He's sorta disappeared recently.
Steve Lawrence
Member
Guilty as charged. Holy shit, what a revelation!
Oops, meant to quote you, Mikey, not myself. Oh well, too tired to fix it.
Steve Lawrence
Member
Yeah, it's bona fide!
I can see it as an awesome addition to HWE but I feel the system would struggle with heavier soil issues. For lighter soil jobs, I'm sure you could satisfy custy with this as a stand-alone.
SamIam
Member
SHay dont shprayit, Guys no ruck mount comes close. SHaggy, WHere'd my bong go??? Every shpot a burn. Doah. Black to WHite out. drops mic walks off proud.
Mikey P
Administrator
They struggle with greasy soil mostly..
Barry-QDCC
Supportive Member
Question for those who already use a CRB - usually I see as a listed benefit of the CRB as Mikey said above "digs hair and sand and grit out" and then another benefit separately listed is "to agitate your pre-spray/cleaner into the carpet".
If I vacuum, then prepray, THEN use the CRB to agitate, will I get both benefits together as it agitates AND digs the grit out OR does adding the moisture tend to ruin the digging out action? Or perhaps just not as much "digging" because of the moisture?
I'm starting a new thread on the same topic since this thread is probably only read at this point by those who bought machines. So ignore the new thread if you post here!!!
Mikey P
Administrator
Remember the wet sand in your swimsuit analogy..
Comes out much better if dry.
Comes out much better if dry.
Barry-QDCC
Supportive Member
Dang.... I'm not too hip on adding an additional step into the cleaning procedure! 
Mark Saiger
Mr Happy!
Still prevac is best.
Than it just helps even better
Even great on Tile and Grout and fits beside most toilets
Than it just helps even better
Even great on Tile and Grout and fits beside most toilets
Mikey P
Administrator
Vacuum*
Prespray
Aggitation*
Rinse
Groom*
Dry or let dry.
*when necessary
The facts of life.
Prespray
Aggitation*
Rinse
Groom*
Dry or let dry.
*when necessary
The facts of life.
Barry-QDCC
Supportive Member
Lee Stockwell
FOJL
Do you have a shower in your house?
Barry-QDCC
Supportive Member
yes we have a shower....and a bath tub too, although we haven't used the tub in the almost 3 years we've been here. So I guess there is more than one way to get clean.
https://www.yahoo.com/health/this-man-has-not-showered-in-12-years-and-we-can-234228039.html
https://www.yahoo.com/health/this-man-has-not-showered-in-12-years-and-we-can-234228039.html
Kellie Hiler
Member
Ummm.....this girl can handle 20 no problem! The 10 inch is also great for agitating stairs and fitting in a van already full of other equipment.
Really? I usually just go back in the water..
Barry-QDCC
Supportive Member
Desk Jockey
Member
Kellie Hiler
Member
Some customers pre vac rather vigorously....those are my favorite ones!
Desk Jockey
Member
True but we still vacuum anyway. More vacuuming won't hurt and may actually increase the dry soil removal.
Kellie Hiler
Member
Unless you're using a Shark.....kidding!!
We pretty much always do too, but we have a few custys who we know are overly meticulous about their homes, they have no kids or pets and one of them even looked offended the first time we cleaned for them when we started to Pre vac....lol.
We pretty much always do too, but we have a few custys who we know are overly meticulous about their homes, they have no kids or pets and one of them even looked offended the first time we cleaned for them when we started to Pre vac....lol.
Won't really change the final outcome though(unless there is pet hair)..
Happy customers, is all I care about.. I'm going to jack up my prices again next year, and see if I get any push back. Too much work and no time this year.. Classic supply and demand.
Desk Jockey
Member
Its built into the cleaning price, I'd much rather vacuum than discount the cleaning rate.
Plus how well did they really vacuum? A cursory cruise over the top is pretty much worthless.You know how women can be!
Easy Kellie that was just a joke....just like your vacuuming!
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encapman
Member
I absolutely agree 100%! There's no limit to the amount of vacuuming that can be done. More is always better! You can never vacuum too much.
TomKing
Supportive Member
Thanks Rick! We are looking forward to getting them on the trucks.
Kellie Hiler
Member
Its built into the cleaning price, I'd much rather vacuum than discount the cleaning rate.
Plus how well did they really vacuum? A cursory cruise over the top is pretty much worthless.You know how women can be!
Easy Kellie that was just a joke....just like your vacuuming!
steve_64
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I saw the box from the road when we pulled in. Taking the dog to the park then ill tear into it.
encapman
Member
Enjoy! 
