New Butler Upholstery tool

[Mikey P]

I guess they finally ran out of the cast Prochems...

New Butler Upholstery Tool - The Butler Corporation

The Butler Corporation is pleased to announce that it has developed a new Upholstery Tool. Our new Upholstery Tool features instant "on demand" hot water, a long, lightweight handle with a 3 ½" low profile head, a "soft-padded" cuff, a vinyl coated "light-touch" on/off trigger, adjustable water...

www.butlersystem.com

Hopefully they used the same mold, from the Glide perspective

 

[KevinD]

Sure looks the same

 

[jeffexe]

I waited 6 months to replace my old butler upholstery tool with the new release. I think the new tool is slick but the price is a bit pretentious. Especially when compared to the sapphire upholstery tool for half the price. Granted, we are talking about two different style cleaning heads, but I converted mine to switch back and forth from butler head to sapphire head.

 

[hogjowl]

Send me your free one Mikey. You won’t need it now that you’re a padder.

 

[Mikey P]

Send me your free one Mikey. You won’t need it now that you’re a padder.

Will do, if you loan me Brady to hold down these sofas when I run my PHX over them, gets kinda sketchy by my lonesome.

 

[Mikey P]

I waited 6 months to replace my old butler upholstery tool with the new release. I think the new tool is slick but the price is a bit pretentious. Especially when compared to the sapphire upholstery tool for half the price. Granted, we are talking about two different style cleaning heads, but I converted mine to switch back and forth from butler head to sapphire head.

Can you plz post pics of it

 

[BIG WOOD]

Is the water jet behind or inside the vacuum chamber?

 

[BIG WOOD]

It’s not worth $900 if it’s behind it

 

[hogjowl]

It’s probably not worth $900 even if it is.

 

[Mikey P]

Behind

 

[Nomad74]

Still looks like something out of the 1970's

 

[Willy P]

Slicker than snot on a door knob.

 

[Mikey P]

Well in other news, after our leaky flashing debacle two weeks ago and my little sissy electric stapler on top of a wet ladder in a rainstorm, I scored this today

 

[Nomad74]

 

[BIG WOOD]

Lifetime warranty? None of those tools will break,

 

[FredC]

Lifetime warranty? None of those tools will break,

With the exception of my torque wrenches I've broken* all those things.




*not always used as intended

 

[Mike J]

I have been using PMF internal spray detailing tool for upholstery for most of my career. Started with Prochem tool and never liked the overspray since day one and stuck with PMF for 20 years now.

It is on my list to try something new that may be easier to train and let a tech use. I found PMF to be the best quality and the customer service is awesome. The only little glitch is that the one tool seems to just work better than the other 2. It just seems to have the perfect ratio of spray/suction. I dont have the bypass valve in any of them anymore, if i need too heat it up from no flow I just clean my hand for a minute. I messed aruound a little with some welding putty to seal up where the internal sprayer goes thru.

Whats your favorite?

 

[KevinD]

With the exception of my torque wrenches I've broken* all those things.




*not always used as intended

I broke the torque wrench.
You can use them as a breaker bar? Right?

 

[Mikey P]

I have been using PMF internal spray detailing tool for upholstery for most of my career. Started with Prochem tool and never liked the overspray since day one and stuck with PMF for 20 years now.

It is on my list to try something new that may be easier to train and let a tech use. I found PMF to be the best quality and the customer service is awesome. The only little glitch is that the one tool seems to just work better than the other 2. It just seems to have the perfect ratio of spray/suction. I dont have the bypass valve in any of them anymore, if i need too heat it up from no flow I just clean my hand for a minute. I messed aruound a little with some welding putty to seal up where the internal sprayer goes thru.

Whats your favorite?

Sapphire

 

[Jim Pemberton]

*not always used as intended

My service guys run as fast as they can to disarm me when I take their tools for my own purposes....

 

[hogjowl]

Understandable

 

[Nomad74]

My service guys run as fast as they can to disarm me when I take their tools for my own purposes....

They probably suspect the tools will be used in some sort of weird snake mating richual.

 

[Cleanworks]

I have been using PMF internal spray detailing tool for upholstery for most of my career. Started with Prochem tool and never liked the overspray since day one and stuck with PMF for 20 years now.

It is on my list to try something new that may be easier to train and let a tech use. I found PMF to be the best quality and the customer service is awesome. The only little glitch is that the one tool seems to just work better than the other 2. It just seems to have the perfect ratio of spray/suction. I dont have the bypass valve in any of them anymore, if i need too heat it up from no flow I just clean my hand for a minute. I messed aruound a little with some welding putty to seal up where the internal sprayer goes thru.

Whats your favorite?

I also like the pmf internal jet tools. I find the 3.5 inch the best spray pattern. Great on vertical blinds. I am thinking of getting the Sapphire tool. I have the Rotovac shear dry and it's a pos in my opinion. I have used the Sapphire and properly adjusted, it gives a nice, low moisture clean. Comfortable to use.

 

[jeffexe]

I also like the pmf internal jet tools. I find the 3.5 inch the best spray pattern. Great on vertical blinds. I am thinking of getting the Sapphire tool. I have the Rotovac shear dry and it's a pos in my opinion. I have used the Sapphire and properly adjusted, it gives a nice, low moisture clean. Comfortable to use.

I have an internal upholstery tool and the sapphire. There is basically nothing that you can not clean with those two pieces of equipment.

 

[hogjowl]

They probably suspect the tools will be used in some sort of weird snake mating richual.

Mikey on Damon’s phone

 

[Dolly Llama]

Comfortable to use.

that's where is shines like a diamond .
ergos are fanfckintastic

It a PITA though for small/tight rounds like the front of arms, piping and rounds of wingback chair wings, office chair arms, etc

and it doesn't clean trashed upl as well as the PMF internal jet
(2000+ trashed theater seats taught me that)



















shudup Sutley!!!

..L.T.A.

 

[hogjowl]

I’m not saying a word, Mr. Sheetrock Dude.

 

[Cleanworks]

that's where is shines like a diamond .
ergos are fanfckintastic

It a PITA though for small/tight rounds like the front of arms, piping and rounds of wingback chair wings, office chair arms, etc

and it doesn't clean trashed upl as well as the PMF internal jet
(2000+ trashed theater seats taught me that)



















shudup Sutley!!!

..L.T.A.

For trashed upholstery, you're better off with a PMF external jet and turn the pressure down. The internal jets don't have enough flow which is great on fine fabrics but is slow on trashed stuff.

 

[Dwain Ray]

I like the prochem tool with 1 modification i installed a modified kleanrite bypass inside the vacuum hose to keep the solution hot. the standard bypass on the tool only bypasses while spraying, i use it to control flow and my bypass modification keeps solution temperature up when tool isn't spraying

 

[hogjowl]

For trashed upholstery, you're better off with a PMF external jet and turn the pressure down. The internal jets don't have enough flow which is great on fine fabrics but is slow on trashed stuff.

You just open up the relief valve.