Just ordered our Dwell Pro 2

[hogjowl]

I'm so glad I'm not involved in this pissy little Foster thread.

 

[rick imby]

I'm so glad I'm not involved in this pissy little Foster thread.

Yes there were a couple of posts with more than one sentence...

 

[PrimaDonna]

xx

I'm so glad I'm not involved in this pissy little Foster thread.

You are now.

 

[Jack Zipper Zerkie]

Your only as good as what you have to work with. The job will get done but how and at what expense. I love to use the best equipment and do the best work I can. But I have cheated using a small brush two spray bottles and a shop vac. No one else was there and the small job cleaned up great. jz.

 

[Willy P]

I'm so glad I'm not involved in this pissy little Foster thread.

Is

 

[Willy P]

I'm so glad I'm not involved in this pissy little Foster thread.

this

 

[Willy P]

I'm so glad I'm not involved in this pissy little Foster thread.

short

 

[Willy P]

I'm so glad I'm not involved in this pissy little Foster thread.

enough

 

[Willy P]

I'm so glad I'm not involved in this pissy little Foster thread.

for

 

[Willy P]

I'm so glad I'm not involved in this pissy little Foster thread.

you

 

[Willy P]

I'm so glad I'm not involved in this pissy little Foster thread.

?

 

[Mark Saiger]

Up here in MN, we carry our own water... A number of factors.

Cold weather (extremes)

Terrible water conditions and pH

That cold weather might have broke an outside water spigot.. Even frost free over the winter due to a hose being left on too long like this time of year, or that spigot has shifted and no draining out properly... So we try to avoid hooking to these.

We also try to avoid hooking up to sinks inside with adaptor kits but sometimes will briefly to take on some water.

We are actually not allowed to touch or do any plumbing type work in our area without a permit (they are permit Nazis around here) and have to be a licensed plumber... and our insurance company would drop us if we did.

So for portable use, janitors closet or sink adaptor would be what we have to do... Or the bucket brigade is all we are allowed.

 

[Nampa Carpet Cleaning]

I've had to take off the shower head before and hook up there.

https://www.amazon.com/Camco-22484-...id=1477155498&sr=8-12&keywords=faucet+adapter

https://www.amazon.com/Claber-8583-...qid=1477155498&sr=8-6&keywords=faucet+adapter

 

[Cleanworks]

For your information I am the only DUMB carpet cleaner on here! AND ALL YOU MF CAN KISS MY WHITE ASS!

Jimmy, you have to get out in the sun more often

 

[Willy P]

Jimmy, you have to get out in the sun more often

Google Omaha Nebraska nudists.......(Warning - highly offensive- Jimmy will fit right in))

 

[Nate The Great]

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Up here in MN, we carry our own water... A number of factors.

Cold weather (extremes)

Terrible water conditions and pH

That cold weather might have broke an outside water spigot.. Even frost free over the winter due to a hose being left on too long like this time of year, or that spigot has shifted and no draining out properly... So we try to avoid hooking to these.

We also try to avoid hooking up to sinks inside with adaptor kits but sometimes will briefly to take on some water.

We are actually not allowed to touch or do any plumbing type work in our area without a permit (they are permit Nazis around here) and have to be a licensed plumber... and our insurance company would drop us if we did.

So for portable use, janitors closet or sink adaptor would be what we have to do... Or the bucket brigade is all we are allowed.

I may not be licenced at the moment, but I know how to clean the pipes...

@Desk Jockey in Nate's computer..

 

[Desk Jockey]

Mang I never said that....but I wished I had!

 

[Bob Pruitt]

Well I guess it was a dumb ass idea... sorry I over reacted @FredC Honestly thought everyone did this... so OK... you guys never do what I use to do!

 

[dealtimeman]

Bob you can still do it, just like anyone else can but there will be a day when you wish you never had done it once and that day is what the whole not doing it all stance is about.

 

[ruff]

It's the stage of our career, Bob.
I used to flip over backwards, trying to find a water source. These days its more like:
Oh. No water bib mam?
Yippy. Early lunch.

Change of perspective man. Is global warming I suspect.

 

[Mikey P]

You just cant trust brass flairs any more

 

[Erik]

Well I guess it was a dumb ass idea... sorry I over reacted @FredC Honestly thought everyone did this... so OK... you guys never do what I use to do!

They didn't like my tweaking the Little Giant heater trick either...

 

[Cleanworks]

I like tweaking, or, was it twerking?

 

[Nate The Great]

They didn't like my tweaking the Little Giant heater trick either...

I've done it on my #2 and #3 when greenie told me about it..

 

[Erik]

 

[Cleanworks]

I've done it on my #2 and #3 when greenie told me about it..

share please. more heat is better until it blows up.

 

[Nate The Great]

share please. more heat is better until it blows up.

You turn the thermostat up a little more than its set at from the factory.. Never had a problem yet.. I finally got a #4 and not worry about heat anymore..

 

[Erik]

You already did it...

 

[Cleanworks]

I have a relatively new #3 and I have been a little disappointed with the heat compared to my old one. Of course my old one had wonky controls and went to 280 at times. Scary but addictive at the same time. I have 2 #2's sitting in the shop. Do you have a video or something to show me how to turn it up?

 

[Nate The Great]

I have a relatively new #3 and I have been a little disappointed with the heat compared to my old one. Of course my old one had wonky controls and went to 280 at times. Scary but addictive at the same time. I have 2 #2's sitting in the shop. Do you have a video or something to show me how to turn it up?

I'm no Saiger, but I'll PM you..