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Shane Deubell
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Somebody should teach these vendors internet public relations ....
Time and again vendors or wannebe vendors just screw this all up.
Time and again vendors or wannebe vendors just screw this all up.
Most of us know that the original CRB's were being built in Austria by Rotowash. These were good machines built by an old and trusted company. But lately I've been hearing some strange things about some of the CRB machines in the market. Something about Chinese knockoff parts being used. And other machines being built in India. I don't think we in the industry are hearing all of the story. Will the real Austrian CRB please stand up?
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http://search.sunbiz.org/Inquiry/Co...-4df3-93e4-3fe00876d834/brush and clean/Page1
and IP is Columbia.... South America
Somebody should teach these vendors internet public relations ....
Time and again vendors or wannebe vendors just screw this all up.
Well Kelly was a nice guy a MF9, he asked Fred to many questions about SEO.
Um good luck everyone and I still don't see the need for these.
I just got a 17in 175 for $495.00, some encap juice, scrub, and bonnet whats the
difference really?
Fred it was nice meeting You at MF9
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Well there is only one answer RICK. You need to fly over there to Austria on a fact finding mission and sort this all out.
Do not kid yourself people; the auctions that are proposed as to benefit cleaners are anything but. They are actually full retail sales offers
I realize that your post is in response to Sam...and I agree CRBs have their place
but...
How much did you pay for your strong machine?
a little over 2k 1k less than the other brands
How long have you had it?
about 4 months
Why did you choose it over others?
see answer one
What other CRBs do you own?
I'm a broke CC don't own much of the expensive stuff but I have used the brush pro
several times.
Is the plate/identification info still on the motor?
I have not digged into that. I ordered it. I was given 30 days money back guarantee
I liked it and the performance, and I kept it.
and again...for the haters...there is a good reason I ask:
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ASSembled by mexicans in a sweat shop?

I'm sure you have your reasons and I'm not a hater. I just wanted to share my experience with sam cuz seemed to me that he thought (maybe i'm wrong) that the 175 could replace a CRB
which is not the case. the 175 could be way superior in some cases but not able to to do what a CRB could do. that is all.
In all honesty, I'm happy with the machine. By no means I thought, since day one, that I could actually go out there and clean trashed carpets with it. I knew since day one, and not because Marcus told me; that I was acquiring a machine that was going to help me with the interim cleanings of the properly maintained carpeting specially in the commercial area. and to properly pre-scrub residentials before cleaning.
We, as professional CC know that encapsulation, is not designed to do any residential no matter what the manufacturers tell us. If we believe that we could actually use that system to do trashed carpets (like the one in the video) without causing other damages , then, we should think again if we want to be in this industry or if we really have the experience we should. I mentioned this not because of you or because I want to enter a fight. It is not me. I just wanted to point that out because some members started to speak about pile distortion and what have you on the carpet in the video. I know all that comes natural when we are looking for something to say when we want to discredit something. But let's say in all honesty, To those who found those flaws; When I we find that type of trashed carpets in the real world, pile distortion excess of (moderate) moisture is the least of the worries for both the client and us, why? you have just added some months or years of life to a carpet that was supposed to be replaced instead. If you can do that type of cleaning to carpet in that shape imagine the type of results you could get when maintaining well cared for commercials. JMO.
I know you have your reasons for your q's. and if there is something we should all know share it. All I want to say last is that machine performs well; does exactly what it's supposed to do and I would recommend it to any one (as of now). does and looks exactly what the others in it's class do and cost 1k less than the others. As of now I think the other ones are over priced like anything else in our industry and this little machine came with the right price.
Martin,
I don't disagree with anything you said.
I asked you those questions because you actually have one and afaik are not affiliated with Stong... but I also wanted some perspective on what you might have to compare it to.
You mentioned using a brush pro. How would you compare the two? Other than price because they seem to be about the same now when purchased through a distributor.
Kelly was cool...and asked some interesting questions.
175s are great but nothing digs shit out of carpet like a crb imo....or scrubs grout
but...my point in linking to that page is I almost never consider information obtained from someone who will benefit financially from a product "unbiased"....that small little detail was ommited from Marcus' post
and nice meeting you too.......be at MF10?
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This is what I did to one of my host machines, I love it.
I just wish a real company would make a CRB HWE machine for real!!