seriously they actually put a real battery in it now, idk why they ever messed with a turd battery that has such a short life before.. kinda ruined their rep imo.
The new IPS Sprayer .
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seriously they actually put a real battery in it now, idk why they ever messed with a turd battery that has such a short life before.. kinda ruined their rep imo.
could have told anyone that about those batteries the day that thing was released, what did you get like 12 charges out of those?
clean image
Member
I have modified our IPS with silicone exterior drop protection and 22” SS lances...
I played withQD, however the extra weight was not worth it for how we use them
I purchase extra batteries.. when those go I’m gonna switch to 18v ryobi batteries
NOTE: it may be the charger notched battery... I have not had any batteries go out, 1charger has
In line filter is poor design set up..
I played withQD, however the extra weight was not worth it for how we use them
I purchase extra batteries.. when those go I’m gonna switch to 18v ryobi batteries
NOTE: it may be the charger notched battery... I have not had any batteries go out, 1charger has
In line filter is poor design set up..
Old Coastie
Supportive Member
I actually love the IPS for upholstery, application of Cides to walls and ceilings and Ultraseal to tile floors. I hate that one of my batteries melted within a couple of months.
dealtimeman
Everyday is Saturday.
That’s the problem I had with the iPS sprayer. It costs as much a real tool but in the end it’s service life is that of a toy.
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icleancarpetz
Member
clean image
Member
Stephen, cobbs ultraseal?
You don’t have a problem with the plastic intake tubing turning hard and brittle?
You don’t have a problem with the plastic intake tubing turning hard and brittle?
Mikey P
Administrator
Takes a loooong time for that to happen..
We NEVER take Cobbs out of our Multi Sprayers. Replace the draw hose every few years.
We NEVER take Cobbs out of our Multi Sprayers. Replace the draw hose every few years.
Old Coastie
Supportive Member
Nope, but if I did, I’d just cut off another two feet of the tubing and replace the problem bit.
I’d love to see a reasonably priced Lithium replacement battery offered for existing IPS customers. The originals are the only real issue I have with what should be a wonderful tool.
Lee Stockwell
FOJL
Voltage?
Cleanworks
Moderator
220-221, whatever it takes.
Maybe they could reach out to all of us that purchased the original, and offer the new version, but at a reasonable discount.
I have had mine since they first came out. But it does not get a lot of use. Have had no issues other than the crappy tips. Only found one in the kit I could use, that I could get to seat properly.
Mine did not have the viton seals. I was told they had them but were not yet available? Never heard back about getting them.
I have had mine since they first came out. But it does not get a lot of use. Have had no issues other than the crappy tips. Only found one in the kit I could use, that I could get to seat properly.
Mine did not have the viton seals. I was told they had them but were not yet available? Never heard back about getting them.
Agreed, I have 2 original IPS sprayers and would definitely be interested in upgrading to this newer version if the price is right.
hogjowl
Idiot™
Don’t hold your breath
Tom Monihan might
But don’t expect anything out of the Frenchman
Tom Monihan might
But don’t expect anything out of the Frenchman
Desk Jockey
Member
I would if I were them.
Suckers...uhh I mean customers, might be more difficult to come by the second time around.
Sierra Clean Care
Member
I laugh EVERYTIME I see that movie..... that scene is funny as heck....
Mikey P
Administrator
hogjowl
Idiot™
LOL
$36 for me, haha
Sierra Clean Care
Member
Judging by the pic Mikey posted, I would suspect so.... damn... was hoping for something better....
Bob Pruitt
Member
I liked it better than the old one. We used it all day and the battery didn't fail. That's a funny picture though. 
encapman
Member
I was thinking about bringing them in. I spoke with Francois. The new ones will sell for $269. That seems like a pretty big chunk of change to me. But I could be wrong. Do you guys feel it's worth their asking price?
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Bob Pruitt
Member
That would be the same price as the IPS Pro. Maybe...if it comes with 2 batteries...and they are really good batteries...and a better case.
The reality in our Industry - the Wrox sprayer is half that price and most guys are going to buy the cheap one. I liked...not loved... it. It had improvements over the original.
hogjowl
Idiot™
No thanks
I’ll just keep buying Multi-Sprayers
I should have known better.
But I let cheap price sell me.
I’ll probably hire CJ to clean my carpet
I’ll just keep buying Multi-Sprayers
I should have known better.
But I let cheap price sell me.
I’ll probably hire CJ to clean my carpet
Cleanworks
Moderator
What does a multi sprayer go for these days?
I paid around $ 300 for the corded model 3 years ago and it is still rocking but they have gone up. The cheapest place is in Texas. I gave up on cordless after a mytee (total complete crap) , Interlink blue luggage cart thingy flexipro (sucked as bad as mytee) a couple mastercleans (batteries crapped out after year and are a pain to replace) hudson sprayer (as good as any , lasted a year) and were $69 at Harbour Freight back then. Multisprayer corded is the best so far and I will probably stick with it or build my own. What is there to a sprayer ? I'm thinking 100psi pump, 3-5 gallon tank mount it on a folding cart with bongie cord.
dealtimeman
Everyday is Saturday.
My interlink flexi pros are just champs but we rinse them out after we use them. The battery]is haven’t failed us yet and have had the almost 3 years.
