Cleanworks
Moderator
So, here's a question. We all know that we have heat loss the moment our cleaning solution hits the air, before landing on the carpet fibres. Some theorized that we lose up to 7 degreesf for every inch above the carpet. In the days of the single jet hydrahoe that can be 21-28 degreesf. Hence the move to multi-jet wands with multiple jets that are closer to the carpet. The problem is, the single jet wand with, lets say a 6 flow as example is putting larger droplets which I think can carry heat much better than the finer mist put out by multi-jet wands. You may have 4-1.5 jets totalling a 6 flow, putting the equivalent amount of solution as a single 6 flow jet but because the droplets are much finer, are they losing an equivalent amount of heat even though they are closer to the carpet?