Hydrokinetic/Sapphire upholstery tools....

[NobleCarpetCleaners]

2 work horses I have to say. I bring them both in with me. Force myself to switch (to the Sapphire), especially on really tightly installed areas. For production rate on 90% of everything I do the Hydro is my go to. Glad I sold off my Drimaster, several PMF internals and my Prochem.

 

[Desk Jockey]

I hate to get rid of any of them. You just never know when you can use that specific tool.

 

[Nate The Great]

I love my HK tool also.. I need to rebuild mines or have @Desk Jockey get me a new one on his tab.. I also like my SS tool..

If the HK could be made out of a plastic or lighter weight material I think it'd have a lot more users... I love way it glides over the fabric..

 

[Desk Jockey]

Its close, Just needs a little refinement.

 

[Shorty]

As stated many times, I also love my HK & SS, but I also, in some situation, like either my ShearDry or MyteeDry.

I also use a small, clear, PMF (I think), tool with my Hot Spot for quick spotting jobs.

This is my "Hot Spot", down under, it's marketed through Polivac in 220/240 volt.



I know some will disagree, but at my tender age, there are personal reasons for the above.

One tool will not do everything, & it's always good to have spares in case something fails unexpectedly.

 

[Desk Jockey]

 

[Nate The Great]

The guy in the back is either related or crew leader.. Dafaq he standing around for?

 

[Cleanworks]

He's grading the tech on style.

 

[Desk Jockey]

The guy in the back is either related or crew leader.. Dafaq he standing around for?

Dan's son.
Damn you pegged him.

 

[Shorty]

When we USED to employ staff, they'd get a kick in the ass for cleaning the cushion in-situ like that.

We ALWAYS take a folding table in to clean the cushions on.

For a nominal fee, plus air fare, accommodation & meals, I'll come over there and show your guys how it's done DJ.

On the proviso that you can get my friend from down Prattville way to assist.

Cheers,