Rotovac Steam-Chamber

[Ryan]

http://www.carpet-cleaning-equipment.ne ... mber.shtml

I saw Mikey took some pics of it at connections.

You guys who saw it there what did you think? Whats the price on it?

If it really is 50% faster then a conventional upholstery tool like they claim then it would save me a ton of time. I clean more upholstery then carpet some weeks.

 

[Nate The Great]

A first for me seeing this. Weird design but I am intrigued on how it works.

 

[Lee Stockwell]

I'll have to run to Dollar General and get two small SS salad bowls...

 

[XTREME1]

without continuous flow it is look warm water chamber

 

[The Great Oz]

Novel concept that I can see working well for cubicle dividers and stairs. I anxiously await Joe Appleby's review of the one he bought at Connections.

 

[Mikey P]

They sent me the two versions to play with.

Stay tuned

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[Shorty]

I have one on the way for mattresses, cubicle dividers and large upholstery including day beds. !gotcha!

To be used in conjuction with either my:

CFX with 250 psi docking station.

Or my

500 psi Master Blend TF3500

Or my

HydraVac t/m.

Ooroo,

:roll:

 

[dealtimeman]

only played with it for a mitnute or two but was not amazed. need some tweeking.

 

[Charlie Lyman]

Does anyone know the price?

 

[John Olson]

$300ish

 

[Ryan]

I can see this working well with a smaller upholstery tool to edge with. You could set up a Y for your vacuum hose and a T for your solution line, so you wouldn't have to keep hooking and unhooking them. If it works well it would be great for those large couch pillows that take forever.

 

[roro]

any updates on how effective these are.

roro

 

[Mikey P]

almost worthless.

 

[rwcarpet]

I can see this working well with a smaller upholstery tool to edge with. You could set up a Y for your vacuum hose and a T for your solution line, so you wouldn't have to keep hooking and unhooking them. If it works well it would be great for those large couch pillows that take forever.

I see it like you, Ryan.....good for large open areas of the cushions, but one would need a smaller traditional tool for the edges and fronts/arms. Can't say anymore unless I get a hands on feel. Would look great for mattresses.