Encap? Yes please!

Old Coastie

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some days you just need to move that old doggie out for good. Using Releasit Hydrox and a Nacecare DP420, I got rid of dirt, smell and renter's objections. The difference between the DP420 and the very excellent BrushPro CRBs is that the DP can both rinse and recover wet material. It is therefore an effective cleaning machine on all sorts of surfaces, hard, textured and carpet. Well, judge for yourself:
 

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No, it has no vac attachment. But I use it on every carpet job to scrub deeply and recover mechanically. Then if necessary, extract with hot water. Switching brushes lets me do tile, stone or wood.

Crumbs, I should get a commision, hahaha.
 

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Good job on that seam! Hard to tell that's 2 different carpets :biggrin:;)

My old eyes tell me polyester ??????
 

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Run a wand across that and it will reveal the..........truth. : )
 

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I got mine used a few years ago. $100.00 They did not know what it was. I bought it just looking at a picture. Figured I would not be out too much. Took a chance and love it.

It is an older model though. The handle is only one side. A little flimsy. after I got it I started looking for parts, just in case. Drew? I think , at Excellent supply said they could get parts if needed.
I use it mainly for pre-scrubbing prior to HWE. Trashed rentals. Many times because of the nice look while scrubbing the customer thinks the clean has already been done.
Though sometimes post scrubbing Kil -Odor plus for odor. It has solution tanks, gravity feed.

The brushes push the debris toward the center.

I think the Brush Pro type pushes toward the outside, to be captured in trays?
 
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Kindly read Stephens third post.

"Then if necessary, extract with hot water."


Crikey, better get to Spec Savers mate. :lol:

:yoda:

Okay, so I don't speak 'Strine, but here's my best translation courtesy of Flabblebish: "Thwopp!"

HAHAHAHA! Shorty, it breaks the heart of every Scottish gene in my body, but one day, the pint's on me, mate.
 

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