You may need to get two for the two different types of dryer plugs. this three blade one is pretty popular in my area.
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Condog
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No, I haven't tried anything but my friends 360 w/the carpet brush head.
Condog
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I've been looking on Amazon, but the RV ones have 220 plugs sockets at both ends. They're not converting 220 to 110. I'll take picture to Ace hardware and see what they have.
look up the mytee boxes, it will probably be the easiest for you to find, but with a little digging you can find cheaper options.
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LeisureCords 24'' RV Y Adapter Cord 30 Amp Male Plug to Two 30 Amp Female 2.5 Feet with Handle - - Amazon.com
LeisureCords 24'' RV Y Adapter Cord 30 Amp Male Plug to Two 30 Amp Female 2.5 Feet with Handle - - Amazon.com
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Mikey P
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In the PHX area you'll be cleaning 60 plus % tile and stone.
Plan and buy accordingly.
Plan and buy accordingly.
Small town janitorial
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And he wont have too many problems getting carpets to dry. Last time I was there it was about a million degrees with 1 percent humidity.
Condog
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This device will take plus shaped for a dryer, not a typical 110 volt device
Condog
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Found the device you originally posted on Amazon. Look under AC Works 30 Amp.
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Ed Valentine
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Personally, I would never ever consider using a 220/240v electrical adapter to run a carpet cleaning machine for many common sense reasons. If one makes this choice, IMHO, "GOOD LUCK"; maybe the operator is not using the right machine for the job!
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I agree. Use a 220 machine or short as possible 12 gage extension cords.
My connectors on extension cords when I used my bane would catch fire once in awhile from getting hot and cooling over and over. They would become flammable and just suddenly burst into flames.
Lee Stockwell
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That pic needed to be in the Digest...
Condog
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Ranger doesn't come with heater. I purchased a mytee inline heater with 4 buttons to choose different amperage. This way I can select the amount of heat desired based on need, fabric 160 degrees on wool higher on olefin and availability at site. I felt this also allowed me to seek a different circuit, hopefully.
Condog
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I'll have to cancel my Amazon purchase. I was thinking of convenience. I should of put safety first. Thanks for the heads up
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Hack Attack
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Do you want to know something surprising? I've never used a portable
Kenny Hayes
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Nor a Cimex either?
I love my cimex
Cleanworks
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Is your Cimex permanently attached to your truck? No? You mean it's portable?
Kenny Hayes
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Got his sorry tail, didnāt we. Now, he canāt be so upitty
hogjowl
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Wanna bet?
steve_64
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It's the amperage. Better off finding two 20 amp breakers.
But everyone can do what they want idgas.
The Mytee boxes have breakers built in.
Hack Attack
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you should buy one..
they just make it feel dirtier..
3rd porty job for the year, 2 I know of to go
Condog
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I'm on a roll, I'm not usually politically correct and this is as close as I've been in a long time. Safety, it sounds good to be politically correct. Now I'll have to try this and keep it on the down low.
