Drimaster Upholstery Tool Survey

[danpauselius]

Yes and I use an internal jet tool for anything that is actually soiled. DM tool is good for some of the more delicate items.

 

[B&BGaryC]

Yes, have used.

Have now"? No

Will buy? Maybe later...

Happy with it? You bet!

Just yes or no? you oughta know me better than that.

 

[B&BGaryC]

Yes and I use an internal jet tool for anything that is actually soiled. DM tool is good for some of the more delicate items.

Call me a twit, but my favorite upholstery tool is actually an external jet prochem tool. On things that don't need to be "blasted", I just adjust the water, and spray a mist of rinse water over the pre-sprayed upholstery and extract it all. It still cleans like a son-of-a-gun and gets it done in no time flat.

 

[Loren Egland]

No drimaster.

Have PMF internal jet tool and occasionally use it.

Have standard tool.

Have two styles of Hydroplane tool.

Have and use two styles of Hydrokinetic tool.

Loren

 

[Michael Ellis]

Yes...have two and pressure control is not a worry when duel cleaning. Safe agitation in forward and back stroke while lofting the fabric away from the batting and cushion make it a great tool. I could say dual but duel really makes sense since an upholstery and carpet or tile job done simultaneously is a duel in way

 

[Greg Loe]

yes and no

 

[Terry]

yes easy to use among many advantages biggest negative is waste of water

 

[jeg1983]

Yes, I personally like it. No over spray FTW!


Jamie

 

[Warren Wallace]

drymaster tool

great tool use it all the time

 

[packfancjh]

tool

Yes and love it!

 

[Numero Uno]

Junk...

 

[Tom Servo]

yes

 

[Ron Werner]

Not any more. Its in my supply room. Hasn't been touched since Sept.

Bought the SteamWay Hydrokinetic with a glide. Blows the DM out of the water. Uses more water, leaves fabric drier. Can use all the heat and vacuum the TM produces.

 

[Greg Loe]

no

1 little nick on the metal plate and the spray is messed up

 

[theden]

Yes

 

[Shorty]

Quote:

"1 little nick on the metal plate and the spray is messed up"

Unquote:


Question, how are you going to get "1 little nick on the metal plate".

I thought we were cleaning fabric upholstery with this tool ??

I've had my old plastic (?) Drimaster for a bloody long time, and still not managed to stuff it up.

Then again, owner operators take more care of things that turn crap into dollars than what staff do :wink:

Ooroo from down under

:roll:

 

[Jack May]

Right on that one Shorty.

My original DM is about 6 years old and was going strong till I put it into the other van... STUFFED.

He thought a screw driver would clear out a few of those nicks.

The new DM is STILL NOT IN NZ empty promises. Last I heard was 4-6 weeks... I'll wait to see if they meant months. Apparently, HM have had supply issues keeping up, or so I've been told.

John

 

[Rocketman]

yes

 

[Johnny]

Yes.

 

[Larry B]

NO