I've never used a "jetted" crevice tool in the past. I have only used strictly vacuum ones. Does anyone have any recommendations of brands, how well they work, etc... In addition, has anyone ever used a Crevice tool with a jet to clean along the edges when doing tile? what is the max pressure you've run them at? Thanks in advance for any advise or insight
Crevice Tool - Carpet & Tile
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Cleanworks
Moderator
Never used one for tile but I have the full length crevice tool from PMF. Works great.
Desk Jockey
Member
Bob Pruitt
Member
Mike had/has a Mikey Board Edition PMF Tool. Not sure what's different but something must be.
I told myself not to make any purchases this year. I might have to break my rule.
Bob Pruitt
Member
I was just thinking that. I could have used this today.
Man that looks great! Now if we can get Tom Conway to throw a swivel on that sucker, we’re set. For real though, that looks great! Any thoughts on the external vs internal jet. I see this one is internal. The website says the internal jets valve can hold 1250 psi vs 1000.
hogjowl
Idiot™
I’ve always wanted to get one, but not enough to buy it.
Cleanworks
Moderator
I use the internal jet. All you want is 500 psi. I also use their gumblaster tool for edging.
hogjowl
Idiot™
You mean it’s not too expensive?
Idiot!
Old Coastie
Supportive Member
Old Coastie
Supportive Member
Wully, d’ye ken wir ain leid?
Tha’ whustlin fair skaithit ma lugs!
Tha’ whustlin fair skaithit ma lugs!
Mikey P
Administrator
This pmf tool was not design for grout but could be used, I've just never seen the need. The Delrin head will wear quickly though
It works too good in carbon stainjng at times. It can be hard to get the rest of the carpet as clean..
It works too good in carbon stainjng at times. It can be hard to get the rest of the carpet as clean..
Everything is too expensive in this line of work. Overpriced and one must be careful otherwise it too will be seen in the back of the garage unused for eternity.
