Finally got the MB approved 10" CRB!!!

[Barry-QDCC]

I don't use the renovators EXCEPT if you happen to get a job that has crap (construction dust and small peices, nails, paperclips, etc.) all over the place. Quickly go over and THEN vacumn. Saves a lot of time.

I keep the "tile" brushes on all the time.

 

[Old Coastie]

I haven't used any lube at all. I clean the underside with a green pad and water.

I find it easier to clean. The dry lube sprays on, then leaves a sort of silica film that does not drip. The main thing, though, is keeping the equipment clean, right?

 

[steve_64]

My concern is the lube being transferred to the carpet. And it's just not necessary.

 

[Old Coastie]

It is a legitimate concern and why I avoid oils.

 

[Cleanworks]

Wash your brushes and hose off the under carriage at the end of the day and you will be fine. Don't let it sit dirty. Lots of cleaners leave salt deposits which will corrode your machine

 

[Steve Lawrence]

Wash your brushes and hose off the under carriage at the end of the day and you will be fine. Don't let it sit dirty. Lots of cleaners leave salt deposits which will corrode your machine

Be careful when you hose it down so as not to drive salt and or detergent residues into the guts where it can do serious damage. Perhaps just wiping the under carriage out might minimize what gets into the guts.

 

[Mikey P]

Just use a trigger sprayer to loosen the crud then wipe

 

[Russ T.]

I've fallen in love with this little gem.

 

[Spurlington]

I used one on a commercial job last night to kinda play around with it .. I did the bad walk areas only of a conference room. I took a look today and Im like awwwe mann .. the areas I did are standing nice and tall and looking really good and you can see where it didnt get done !! Like hair gel on your mohawk !! I had a lot of fun monkey-ing around with it.

 

[Mark Saiger]

This CRB is so beneficial on poly type carpets (well so many types) but it just does amazing things.

Digs out junk you never knew was in carpet!