crb - whittaker - duplex -brushclean

[dealtimeman]

how do you pick up all the fibers and hairs after you use the machine.

do you prespray then run the crb?


do you crb before you prespray?

 

[John Olson]

That's what the trays are for...

 

[Giorgio]

Lippold's got the silver bullet for dealing with that problem...

He'll be along sooner or later !gotcha!

 

[dealtimeman]

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That's what the trays are for...

i know john but the guys complain it takes alot of time and the whittaker/duplex machines dont have trays.

i just want ideas.

 

[Larry Cobb]

Michael;

Our machines have the trays that pick up all those furr-balls from that cut-pile carpet.

They are made in the same factory as Whittaker types.

Just better . . .

http://www3.cobbcarpet.com/zen3/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=70&products_id=2536

Larry

 

[dealtimeman]

http://youtu.be/5RwwELwHrvI

these are the ones we use.

how do you embed a youtube video?

 

[dealtimeman]

:shock:

 

[dealtimeman]

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[Giorgio]

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That's what the trays are for...

oh, is that what them trays are for? Cool...

The fur balls don't bother me much..

I suck em up with my slot glide. no problems no clogs.

 

[Ron Werner]

Larry, looking for a solution that doesn't cost $3Grand.

If its that bad use a grooming brush and or suck it up with the hose.
I don't usually get that much debris. Its more fibres being scrubbed up from the carpet.


Where can one get those collector trays?

 

[dealtimeman]

Larry, looking for a solution that doesn't cost $3Grand.

If its that bad use a grooming brush and or suck it up with the hose.
I don't usually get that much debris. Its more fibres being scrubbed up from the carpet.


Where can one get those collector trays?

they came with the machine i bought, i like them because you can see when they are full. really just looking to see how everyone does it.

 

[Ron Lippold]

we use a back pac vac to take care of all the dust bunnies, and fur balls

 

[Jimmy L]

While impressive to show all the dust bunnies there are better ways to scrub a carpet and save time.

I use my GLS just for commercial carpets.

 

[ACE]

I just make the chimp rake them up.

 

[Desk Jockey]

Good googly moogly! :shock:

How much did it cost you to replace that carpet after you ripped the sh*t out of it?

 

[ACE]

Good googly moogly! :shock:

How much did it cost you to replace that carpet after you ripped the sh*t out of it?

Says the guy who doesn’t prescrub

That’s just polyester carpet for you. It just sheds a ton of staple fibers. You really notice the difference between poly and nylon with the bagless vacuums. I do try to avoid letting a customer see all the balls of fiber a CRB pulls.

If Polyester was a girl, I think she would live in a trailer park somewhere in the deep south and talk real slow.
My name is Poly,,, Polyester Jane-bob-moiré :shock:

 

[Desk Jockey]

 

[idreadnought]

polyester or not, I believe your brushes are too aggresive. They make several brush types for those machines. I use a crb's every day (same type as yours) and don't pull fibers up like that.

I would be worried what the customer said after you pulled up that much of her carpet.

 

[leesenter]

The Duplex will pick those dust bunnies up with their conveyor belts.

 

[greentech]

This is not an answer to your immediate question, nor I am advocating dry carpet cleaning.

But this is a HOST machine that is a CRB and vacuum in one unit.

I can see where this could be a handy machine in a lot of situations.

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