Anyone have any experience with Turbo Heat Thermo Retention Hose

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Seen this hose from Steambrite and wondering if anyone has used it and how well it holds up.
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Seen this hose from Steambrite and wondering if anyone has used it and how well it holds up.
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I had one of those. What i really liked about the hose was the very thing i thought id hate about it. I bought mine at the trade show in Las Vegas in 2016 from dultmeier supply. What i thought id hate is how stiff it was but it easier to maneuver with it it was harder to carry from the van its smaller in diameter and cooler to the touch when using because it uses rayon braid instead of steel the ends are (at least the one i had) stainless. The outer casing is plastic and will cut easily on door seals and is easier to puncture to rayon versus steel braid all and all i want to buy them again but i can only find 25',50' and 100' and i want 75' another plus is they are quite a bit cheaper than neptune 3000 buy it try it you may quite possibly like it too. Im going to try Steambrite monday and see if they have 75 footers!
 
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Exactly the same thing Cobbs supply sells.

I’ve got a 150’, and a 250’ section.

I’ve had mine for about 4-5 years, and have babied it the entire time.

I NEVER hook it up to the TM directly.
We always run 100-250’ of Goodyear Neptune before using it.

We only use it on long hose runs, and high end jobs when I’m concerned about ‘tattooing’ on high end carpet in million/mutiple dollar homes. It stays cooler on the exterior jacket….

It does retain heat over long distances, however, it a PITA to work with.

It doesn’t like to go around corners very well.

It’s fragile.

It’s very light weight.

Good back up solution hose, but I would never use it as a main line.
 
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Exactly the same thing Cobbs supply sells.

I’ve got a 150’, and a 250’ section.

I’ve had mine for about 4-5 years, and have babied it the entire time.

I NEVER hook it up to the TM directly.
We always run 100-250’ of Goodyear Neptune before using it.

We only use it on long hose runs, and high end jobs when I’m concerned about ‘tattooing’ on high end carpet in million/mutiple dollar homes. It stays cooler on the exterior jacket….

It does retain heat over long distances, however, it a PITA to work with.

It doesn’t like to go around corners very well.

It’s fragile.

It’s very light weight.

Good back up solution hose, but I would never use it as a main line.
I ran mine for about 3 years as my main hose before i snaged it and ripped .

I don't use standard wands i clean with rx20 then rinse and dry with a drag wand this hose really really shined with the drag wand because it was so light and stiff enough to stay outa the way
 

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coien36:
Seen this hose from Steambrite and wondering if anyone has used it and how well it holds up.
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Seen this hose from Steambrite and wondering if anyone has used it and how well it holds up.
Turbo Heat Thermo Retention Hose

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As Dwaino mentioned, you might find it difficult to adjust to the stiffness of the hose, as it’s not as flexible as traditional pressure lines. I'm not sure if there is a measurable amount of heat retention, but I can tolerate the hose. There's no risk of the "black death," since there is no wire inside. The 150-foot roll weighs the same as the 50-foot Neptune hose of a similar type. Some cleaners have reported issues with seepage after 2-3 years, but I haven't experienced any significant problems aside from slight cuts, bruises, and some fading of color. I've donated two hoses—a 150-foot and a 100-foot—to an aspiring carpet cleaner. I bought my first set at Dultmeier and my second set at Magic Wand, which sells both 150-foot and 100-foot lengths.
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don't use standard wands i clean with rx20 then rinse and dry with a drag wand this hose really really shined with the drag wand because it was so light and stiff enough to stay outa the way


Why go through all those motions?

Isn't the bulk of your clientele repete, and lightly soiled?

You probably explained this before but I didn't see it
 
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Why go through all those motions?

Isn't the bulk of your clientele repete, and lightly soiled?

You probably explained this before but I didn't see

Why go through all those motions?

Isn't the bulk of your clientele repete, and lightly soiled?

You probably explained this before but I didn't see it
I explained it in great detail in another post where you aske similar question below is a screen shot of it and where to find it. Its more than i care to type again and i don't think anyone else would care to see it again. But if your intrested this is where it is. It tells what i do ,how i do it but more importantly how i explain it to my customers and make it simple, relatable without making them feal stupid. In short i believe it is the right way to clean all carpets. And over the almost 5 decades ive been doing it i have had more than a few carpet cleaner ask why do so much, but interestingly none has ever said it was the wrog way to clean. In short its what sets me apart from all other competitors

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I bought it for one job 3 years ago because I need something quick to get to the end of an apt. hallway. Still using it daily. Bought another 300 ft.
 

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