Cleanworks
Moderator
They do sell reducing cuffs, 2 inch to 1.5. spin one off and the other one on. I don't know what's so hard about that.
Could the wait for the perfect tile wand finally be over?
- Thread starter Mikey P
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Desk Jockey
Member
They do but they suck. Why make a 1.5 when most people use 2 inch hose. Besides if vacuum has been a problem for folks, maybe its because is choked down to 1.5?
Cleanworks
Moderator
Not everybody uses 2 inch. That's why we have both.
Desk Jockey
Member
Oh I forgot about you guys with a small hose.
Sorry...truly sorry!
Ron...its a dik joke. You're supposed to laugh. Although I suppose it's no laughing matter.
Cleanworks
Moderator
That's what your wife said. "Hahaha"Oh I forgot about you guys with a small hose.
Sorry...truly sorry!
Ron...its a dik joke. You're supposed to laugh. Although I suppose it's no laughing matter.
Desk Jockey
Member
About you!
Cleanworks
Moderator
She lies.About you!
Who said it's difficult? If fact I said I would just keep a "vacattack" permanently attached to it just like I do my current hard surface tool. It's just one more thing to keep up with so if I had my preference it would be for a 2 inch.
Why in the world anyone runs 1.5 on any tool I'll never understand. I guess I just can't relate to having small hands.
Cleanworks
Moderator
Or a small mind.Who said it's difficult? If fact I said I would just keep a "vacattack" permanently attached to it just like I do my current hard surface tool. It's just one more thing to keep up with so if I had my preference it would be for a 2 inch.
Why in the world anyone runs 1.5 on any tool I'll never understand. I guess I just can't relate to having small hands.
True, I also can't relate to a small mind. I appreciate that.
Dolly Llama
Number 5
Because Mikee likes it now
it's a "monkey see/monkey do" latest board de jour thing
and there might be an oleTimer or two still slogging a wand and the 1.5 feels better in their arthritic hand
..L.T.A.
Cleanworks
Moderator
I go back and forth from 2 inch tools to 1.5. my Zipper, rotovacs, Westpac tools are all 2 inch. My mach 12, stair tools, upholstery tools are all 1.5. on most carpets I prefer 1.5 inch tools. On thicker carpet or shag, (yes we still run into shag once in a while) I prefer 2 inch. There's not really much of a drying difference. Maybe 1/2 an hour. The 1.5 with a short whip is a lot easier to use in tight areas. The larger tools are better in wide open spaces. And yes, I'm getting old. Just turned 60 yesterday and starting to feel it.
Mikey P
Administrator
Fidiots
Jack Zipper Zerkie
Member
Happy Birthday old man Ha Ha dont stop now keep working it will keep you YOUNG. I know enjoy each day and each job if possible then let me know in another 10 yrs.
jz.
Cleanworks
Moderator
I'm just a young whipper snapper compared to you. I don't know how you do it Jackie. Hoping I have the energy when I'm your age.Happy Birthday old man Ha Ha dont stop now keep working it will keep you YOUNG. I know enjoy each day and each job if possible then let me know in another 10 yrs.
CleanSweep
Member
Looks like a wand you can buy on eBay for $220 or less. A similar wand on eBay with 3 exchangeable heads (1 bristled, 1 squeegee and 1 small for counters) goes for $330.
Hope no one pays more than that!
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FB19087
Guest
Why pay that much? You can get the shop vac wand kit for like $50......maybe even less on ebay
CleanSweep
Member
Have a link?
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FB19087
Guest
To a study showing a correlation between buying cheap tools and being/remaining a brokedick? Not yet but there is plenty of data here.
CleanSweep
Member
Not strictly cheap motivated. Questions to answer: 1. Is it practical? 2. Is utilitarian? 3. Does it produce high quality results? 4. What is the ROI?
Over 20 years, having owned an Aerotech Unit and all the bells and whistles, I am the most profitable ever by using simplicity, and using cross training thinking from other industries. How do these manufacturers get innovations? Usually from other industries & customer feed back.
#1 know your numbers.
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Over 20 years, having owned an Aerotech Unit and all the bells and whistles, I am the most profitable ever by using simplicity, and using cross training thinking from other industries. How do these manufacturers get innovations? Usually from other industries & customer feed back.
#1 know your numbers.
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FB19087
Guest
Yet your hope no one pays more is based on a similar looking tool on Ebay....or that you can get 3 head instead of one?
What is your experience with that tool? Is it practical? Is utilitarian? Does it produce high quality results? What is the ROI?
Those things are sweet! Pics?
* I don't know what the PMF tile tool would sell for just find the tendency funny....
I do know that the MB Grinder for instance sells at a premium over the standard version that looks very similar.
Mikey P
Administrator
Well
I'm still waiting...
I'm still waiting...
CleanSweep
Member
Over the years I have noticed many manufacturers in our industry charge 2-3x more than can be found in other industries. I am always willing explore options.
This wand is very utilitarian, not sexy like a turbo. Ive owned an old turbo like 2nd generation, so I understand the effectiveness.
The 3 heads saves on space & maintenance (not needing 3 or more tools). Savings? Absolutely! Price is not always the main motivator, just a side benefit.
This wand is very utilitarian, not sexy like a turbo. Ive owned an old turbo like 2nd generation, so I understand the effectiveness.
The 3 heads saves on space & maintenance (not needing 3 or more tools). Savings? Absolutely! Price is not always the main motivator, just a side benefit.
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FB19087
Guest
Have you tried the one on ebay?
hogjowl
Idiotâ„¢
Still waiting on Tom too
CleanSweep
Member
Yes sir!
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FB19087
Guest
I was talking to the guy that started the thread about finding "the prefect tile wand"
ruff
Member
So what's the verdict on the new tile wand?
hogjowl
Idiotâ„¢
It’s not for idiots
