Hack Attack
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I do sub par work all the time.. nuthn to do with my sprayer
Simple fact.
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Mikey P
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Saiger" data-source="post: 4646544" class="bbCodeBlock bbCodeBlock--expandable bbCodeBlock--quote js-expandWatch">Was thinking the same thing today! Inline sprayer only way to keep up with schedule.
But I like the Multi sprayer brand better.
Better flow... Just like them better... And MN made
when I say hydraforce I'm being generic doesn't matter they all work some just have better fit and finish or last a few jabs longer but that's why you and me are the best carpet cleaners on this planet mark..
Cleanworks
Moderator
Mark, maybe.
Mikey P
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Cleanworks
Moderator
A legend in your own mind at least.
Desk Jockey
Member
So if one wanted a better carpet cleaner they would be best to look on another planet?
Kenny Hayes
Member
Both of you clean Shiite just like the rest of us. And yes I use a hydra force to do it. And I’m not measuring anything except what goes in it. Lay it down, rub adub dub, and pick it up!
Mikey P
Administrator
Or Mexico.So if one wanted a better carpet cleaner they would be best to look on another planet?
Desk Jockey
Member
Over or under the wall?
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FB19087
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Desk Jockey
Member
For the right money...no PROBLEMO!
If ya aint using this, you aint awesome cleaner.
Best inline sprayer....ever.
Ya all need to step up your game.
Its da simple fact!
Best inline sprayer....ever.
Ya all need to step up your game.
Its da simple fact!
Dolly Llama
Number 5
here's some simple facts for you mo-rons
w/2 man crew, if you have to stop the wand to pre-spray....you're an idiot
solution heat temperamental and inconsistent draw.
If your TM can make hot water in the 220+ range, you have to turn it down and bleed off heat in the middle of a job to pre-spray...or you ain't drawing near as much (if at all) as when you started
there's not a dimes worth of difference in heat from a elect sprayer w/120 temp water and 180 TM after it's traveled 16 inches thru air and on the fiber for 5 seconds
They work reasonably well "enough" with liquid juices.
(contingent of solution temps)
More problematic with powders when strong dilute is needed
You don't know when the dema is jack'd til you sprayed half the joint
Conclusion;
even guys that have been "doing it for 30 years" can be stoopit and don't know it.
OR
they're in denial due to the convenience and light wt of them
not unlike CRB vs rotary scrub......
Cueballs
..L.T.A.
w/2 man crew, if you have to stop the wand to pre-spray....you're an idiot
solution heat temperamental and inconsistent draw.
If your TM can make hot water in the 220+ range, you have to turn it down and bleed off heat in the middle of a job to pre-spray...or you ain't drawing near as much (if at all) as when you started
there's not a dimes worth of difference in heat from a elect sprayer w/120 temp water and 180 TM after it's traveled 16 inches thru air and on the fiber for 5 seconds
They work reasonably well "enough" with liquid juices.
(contingent of solution temps)
More problematic with powders when strong dilute is needed
You don't know when the dema is jack'd til you sprayed half the joint
Conclusion;
even guys that have been "doing it for 30 years" can be stoopit and don't know it.
OR
they're in denial due to the convenience and light wt of them
not unlike CRB vs rotary scrub......
Cueballs
..L.T.A.
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FB7777
Guest
Ooh tell us more Mr Failed carpet cleaner
For cleaners that prefer to lay down their prespray heavy , the convenience and effectiveness of a HF beats any other method of application
Especially when you are averaging over 20,000 sq ft of Carpet a week
Even a 30 year stoopit cleaner like me knows you don't bring a hammer to a Section 8 roof when you have an air gun in your Jackoff all Trades rust bucket
Kenny Hayes
Member
Bam!
Mark Saiger
Mr Happy!
No... Just come to MinnesotaSo if one wanted a better carpet cleaner they would be best to look on another planet?
Mikey P
Administrator
Ooh tell us more Mr Failed carpet cleaner
For cleaners that prefer to lay down their prespray heavy , the convenience and effectiveness of a HF beats any other method of application
Especially when you are averaging over 20,000 sq ft of Carpet a week
Even a 30 year stoopit cleaner like me knows you don't bring a hammer to a Section 8 roof when you have an air gun in your Jackoff all Trades rust bucket
Assboyle wins the internet today.
Kenny Hayes
Member
You gotta admit, it was a good one.
Desk Jockey
Member
Run a splitter if it bothers that much. Couple pieces of brass and your ass-istant can precondition ahead of you.
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Kenny Hayes
Member
Oh brother, let’s make a mountain out of a mole hill, huh. My chimps are running a hydraforce off a spotter to clean classrooms. This is on a second floor, where they’re using the Cobra to clean. I told them, when you get downstairs, get the truckmount. They said, we’ll just keep going this way. Me, NO!
Desk Jockey
Member
Saiger" data-source="post: 4646604" class="bbCodeBlock bbCodeBlock--expandable bbCodeBlock--quote js-expandWatch">The ICE planet.No... Just come to Minnesota
How are those carpet repairs coming?
hogjowl
Idiot™
How’s the rug fag coming?
Loving every minute of it.
Mikey P
Administrator
How are those carpet repairs coming?
Why would I want to do repairs when I can refer someone who is cheaper and has decades of experience.
If I wanted to rip people off, I would offer pet urine services.
ruff
Member
Here is that legendary (mythological) planet where M & M are the best.
I wonder if they use Hydroforce:
I wonder if they use Hydroforce:
steve_64
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Figured out the easy way to clean polyester.
When the traffic lane still looks dull get the jet an inch off the carpet and it's like spray painting. Especially when it's hot.
Desk Jockey
Member
Its doesn't leave a jet mark? I'd be worried it would leave a mark that won't come out.
