Mikey P
Administrator
a intentional leak on the end of a glide does the same thing...
I guess it's time to try but is anybody ran six flow through an AW29 long enough to come to??
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Bob Savage
Member
Those holes in the cuff improved my dry times before adding the controlled air leak, not to mention the wand glides over the carpet much easier during the entire cleaning job.
Dolly Llama
Number 5
back in the olden days, some claimed to file small notches on the back lip for the same effect
(keeping the air/recovery water flowing) and presumably prevent lock-down
..L.T.A.
(keeping the air/recovery water flowing) and presumably prevent lock-down
..L.T.A.
Cleanworks
Moderator
On certain hand/stair tools, I've seen holes drilled into the back of the vacuum chamber, near the outer edges. I believe mainly to reduce overspray but also keeps the air flowing.
hogjowl
Idiot™
Overspray
When will somebody truly fix it?
When will somebody truly fix it?
Mikey P
Administrator
Studebaker did with the Stryker
hogjowl
Idiot™
Never heard of either one
Must not have greased your pocket
Must not have greased your pocket
Mikey P
Administrator
Dolly Llama
Number 5
Rob Grady
Member
I'm working on it. Another of the benefits of my RVJR'S. You don't get that steam spray puffing into the work area everytime you trigger the valve. If I look close to the surface when the solution is flowing, I can see a small amount of it being thrown sideways on some carpets and at transitions/doorways. Never do I have blasts of hot vapor introduced to atmosphere like you see on all/most of the pics/video I see submitted on line.
A silicone brush ring added to the cleaning head like on my tile cleaner would eliminate the side throw almost completely.
hogjowl
Idiot™
“Almost” isn’t good enough
Rob Grady
Member
As a wear item, the skirt would interface at carpet level, attached to the plastic shroud that rivets to the metal 3 slot cleaning chamber. And I think I will drill one of my spare heads as Bob suggests.
Nothing to lose, lots to learn.
Nothing to lose, lots to learn.
Rob Grady
Member
Here’s a sand castle I cleaned this week.
Nate The Great
Member
Do they not own a vacuum?
Rob Grady
Member
Several, and pile-lifters also. I dry vac with the RVJR regularly on these jobs.
Mikey P
Administrator
All of those tools are older than Matt.
Hack Attack
Member
where in your garage would it sit, next to your vacuum?
Nate The Great
Member
Nate The Great
Member
I wasn’t talking about you, I was talking about the customer.. I didn’t even think of dry vacuuming with a RV.. Interesting to say the least..
I do. just not every time like the AlabamianMan, shots fired…..
Smatty boy don’t vacuum?!? Say it ain’t so……..
hogjowl
Idiot™
I’m a professional
no, you have too much time on your hands
Meter Maid
The Undetective
He actually doesn’t have much time left.
hogjowl
Idiot™
Or, I price things so that I can spend the time necessary.
Mikey P
Administrator
In Pigsville does that mean . 42 or $45 a room?
