Larry Cobb
Member
Hey, how about designing a wand that traps steam flowing out of the wand and sucking it back to the truck before it hits the air. When I clean, especially stairs, I feel like I'm in a magic show with all of the steam floating around me. If I could somehow trap and suck back to the van, it would be less moisture and humidity in the air which would reduce drying time. I turn a fan on right at the beginning at the 45deg angle just to get the dry process started. Starting the fan early also helps with having gabby customers.
The new "CFR type" upholstery tools achieve recovery of steam vapor.
Spray is directed in the vacuum chamber of the tool.
Robert;
The concept of "quick dry system" is for water damage work.
You can spend thousands in modifying your TM to extract more efficiently . . .
but Exactimate will NOT pay any more for better extraction.
A separate drying process that substantially speeds up the drying time is a valuable addition in water restoration.
Drying carpet & flooring in place.
Larry
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