Which stair wands are yall happy with? I've been using an ancient Hydraforce single-jet tool with GG hole glide forever. Jet is worn out and I can't find a replacement. I've been using my Mach12 with hole glide recently because it's lightweight and works well, but is cumbersome in tight spaces. Prochem short or long handle? Evolution? Swively-type?
Need a Stair Tool
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The Great Oz
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Our guys like the cheap Asian-sourced tools because they're light, but they require a lot of repair. Next purchase will likely be Evolutions.
Mikey P
Administrator
I hate them all..
But the Evolution is the least hated.
Probably cant find one, make me an offer...
But the Evolution is the least hated.
Probably cant find one, make me an offer...
Trip Moses
IMOL
Devastator. 2x14 stair tool. Once you talk your way into the cone of communication, you might get one.
Cool. I'll take it off your hands. Phone me for card number, or venmo, or whatever works for you.
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Mikey P
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hogjowl
Idiot™
I have one “Saigerized” PMF swivel too and another straight tube stair wand from where I don’t know. I’m not overly in love with either one.
If I had my choice, I’d have a hand tool with a head the width of a standard size riser.
If I had my choice, I’d have a hand tool with a head the width of a standard size riser.
Carpet Cleaning Stair Wand 10" Dual Jet Upholstery & Auto Detailing Tool | eBay
Carpet Cleaning Stair Wand 10" Dual Jet Upholstery & Auto Detailing Tool. Condition is "New". Shipped with USPS Priority Mail.
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My eBay stair tool screams loudest
We cleaned a spiral staircase today. It sucked.
It's worse to fall down one of those while holding your wand, only to have the wand shove your shoulder out of socket. My early years before I bought a stair tool
I can say you got me beat on that one.
Mikey P
Administrator
In stock?
Cleanworks
Moderator
I just picked up a hand tool like that. Has a low pressure valve on it right now but perfect size for risers. Uses a flood jet. I will swap out the low pressure for a truck mount valve and see how it is. I would rather switch tools than have to reverse a stair tool for the risers.
hogjowl
Idiot™
Let me know
I have a PMF Swivel enclosed head. Lightweight.
That Devastator looks like a beast but Ill keep the PMF
That Devastator looks like a beast but Ill keep the PMF
Living The Dream
Member
I have a Saigerized PMF swivel, twin jet, with glide. It gets the job done, but a hand tool would be nice.
I see RA is making a swivel dang stair wand. Looks like it would be to long for my liking.
I see RA is making a swivel dang stair wand. Looks like it would be to long for my liking.
Papa John
Lifetime Supportive Member
That's the winner right there--I wish it was available but the 12 might be easier to use.-- I have almost the same wand but it's a Dang version and due to my neglect the swivel isn't as tight as I'd like.
Mikey P
Administrator
bunch of nancy boys..
Cleanworks
Moderator
That looks so painful.
Website says in stock but I haven't verified. Why do you want to sell your least-hated stair tool?
Mikey P
Administrator
Dev12
picture of the day
Lyman
Supportive Member
dangs swivel stair tool, your back will thank me
Hack Attack
Member
I dont like stairs but I like my evolution stair tool
Mikey P
Administrator
Honestly, I prefer to use the Dev 12, and in just don't see many stairs.
Most of which are in Lake Tahoe and most of which are on the outside of the house...
$250?
Give me your address and I'll get you a shipping quote which will be greatly reduced over what you buy from UPS or USPS
Sure, thanks.
Cleanworks
Moderator
This is what I am going to use for risers. I will swap the low pressure valve, get rid of the bulky qd's and brass, install a slim pressure hose similar to what you find on an upholstery tool. About a 6 foot line with a qd.
hogjowl
Idiot™
Fugly though
Mikey P
Administrator
While being an ogre can be a pain in the ass, it's certainly has its benefit when it comes to cleaning staircases
