Seal-A-Door: Not Only Carpet Cleaners!

[sealcanvas]

Seal-A-Door..."plays" with the big boys, also! Thank you Jeremy Marquardt for sharing the picture!




Sani-Clean Air Duct Cleaning, Inc.
7 hrs
With the colder weather, Only Sani-Clean is using Seal-A-Door technology to keep the warm air inside where it belongs.

 

[Dave Saiger]

I know I love my seal a doors too. I have them on my carpet vans and I also run the universal door for my duct cleaning unit.
Ron produces a great product.

 

[Mikey P]

Well Ron..

Im finally ready for one of these.

 

[Desk Jockey]

I think I need one of those Duct Doors.

I'll need to show our duct guys.

 

[rhino1]

OK, what is the Mikeysboard special on those?

 

[Desk Jockey]

Ron sent mine to me and then waited to be sure I was happy, before wanting payment.
Not a practice I would recommend but Ron knows he has a great product.

 

[bob vawter]

Well Ron..

Im finally ready for one of these.

do they keep rattlesnakes, scorpions and other desert vermin outta the house as well....?

 

[Desk Jockey]

do they keep rattlesnakes, scorpions and other desert vermin outta the house as well....?

You movin to the desert bawb?

"There is nothing in the desert and no man needs nothing"

 

[PrimaDonna]

Anyone using these "internally" on areas they are trying to keep sectioned off. Not sure that it would be enough of a seal for someone doing remediation or that that needs to create negative air space (We don't do that kind of stuff, so don't know how it works but I know spaces have to be sealed off). I would think these would have a use for someone doing construction or painting and wanting to keep drywall dust down or to a certain part of the house so its not floating all around.

Anyone using seal a door in that capacity?

 

[Desk Jockey]

I think it could easily be used to "minimize the drying chamber" on water losses.

As far as containment for environmental projects, I think just due to the litigious nature of those projects I'd stick with something that would be a little more permanent/temporary for that project. Despite having environmental controls in place to provide neg air you'll more than likely want a tight seal even if that means some collateral damage to the structure.

 

[FB7777]

Seal a door is a substitute when you can't close the door

If you're doing remediation, I would think closing the actual door and taping the gaps would suffice

 

[cleanking]

Plus the cost of a zip wall system vs. The seal a door wouldn't make sense for most drying applications.

For on location cleaning it definitely will set you apart from other cleaners.

 

[sealcanvas]

Thank you for the thoughtful discussion above! Here is our "Universal Flap" Seal-A-Door; the top picture is the carpet extraction hose port flap open; the middle picture is the duct hose port flap open and the bottom picture is all ports flapped closed. This seems to be a good option for those that do carpet and duct cleaning and/or have a need for room chambering for dry out purposes. Because of the durability of the product, it can be used over and over and over again....becoming much more cost effective than "zip doors" for this application. Use of painters tape along the flanged edges to the door frame molding or wall would give an even better (not perfect, but "better") seal. Presently, this option is only available with the "Standard" and the "Jumbo" sized Seal-A-Door...it can also be modified to only have the extraction hose flap (available on all sized Seal-A-Doors). The Universal Flap is a $45 option.

 

[Mark Saiger]

I have done some water loss sealing off areas on cat 1 type losses....

Works great!

 

[Mark Saiger]

Couple of videos my Brother Dave has on this Duct cleaning Seal-A-Door

 

[PrimaDonna]

do they keep rattlesnakes, scorpions and other desert vermin outta the house as well....?

They are Everything BUT , "Bawb Proof"