SMALL PORTABLE
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Eric Valentine
Member
Solution is in a bucket. Pour it on the spot, dwell, and use the small portable and the claw to extract. I would assume this is for smaller urine spots, not large areas.
J Scott W
Member
The main consideration is a decent vacuum. Most of the portable manufacturers use the same vacuums. You can buy a Mytee or a Ninja or one of our Olympus models and have a small portable that will extract small urine spots.
If what you want is really a small portable, buy a brand name from your local distributor. Don't look for an Internet special unless you plan to service it yourself and don't care about supporting your local distributor.
However, the cost of even a small portable will be $1000 or more. Even a portable has some time to carry into the job, set-up, fill with water, pack back to the van and so forth.
A better idea might be a simple spot machine. DurrMaid makes a good one if you want heat. If the main use is for small urine spots, you won't need added heat. I'd suggest a PowerX spotter from our Olympus line.
Scott Warrington
If what you want is really a small portable, buy a brand name from your local distributor. Don't look for an Internet special unless you plan to service it yourself and don't care about supporting your local distributor.
However, the cost of even a small portable will be $1000 or more. Even a portable has some time to carry into the job, set-up, fill with water, pack back to the van and so forth.
A better idea might be a simple spot machine. DurrMaid makes a good one if you want heat. If the main use is for small urine spots, you won't need added heat. I'd suggest a PowerX spotter from our Olympus line.
Scott Warrington
John LaBarbera
Member
A small spotter, like a Mytee Tempo, would work fine. Many Manufactures build one and like Scott said you "don't need heat."
The Tempo is only two gallons but has the larges vac motor for a spotter in the industry. It also comes with a stainless steel upholstery tool, instead of the plastic one so many manf. use.
You can check it out at mytee.com. We just emailed our distributors a special discounted price yesterday. A Mikey's Board Special should be about $299.00 plus freight while supplies last.
John
The Tempo is only two gallons but has the larges vac motor for a spotter in the industry. It also comes with a stainless steel upholstery tool, instead of the plastic one so many manf. use.
You can check it out at mytee.com. We just emailed our distributors a special discounted price yesterday. A Mikey's Board Special should be about $299.00 plus freight while supplies last.
John
Captain Morgan
Supportive Member
small spotter
Hi G,
The list of items you had for sale says your spotter is sold. Might want to bring that up to date. Is your Little Giant heater still for sale?
Hi G,
The list of items you had for sale says your spotter is sold. Might want to bring that up to date. Is your Little Giant heater still for sale?
small portables
Most people do not want to spend 400.00 on a portable. How about using a shop vac and a sprinkler can with hot water in it. This would be if a cat or dog has just gone on the carpet. Sprinkle the area with hot water then vac doing this a few times to wash out the urine. put a small fan near the area to dry it.
Most people do not want to spend 400.00 on a portable. How about using a shop vac and a sprinkler can with hot water in it. This would be if a cat or dog has just gone on the carpet. Sprinkle the area with hot water then vac doing this a few times to wash out the urine. put a small fan near the area to dry it.
Re: small portables
Yeah, maybe you can just borrow it from your customer. Then it would require no money at all. For that matter maybe you can save yourself money on a machine and just require your customers rent one or own one of those home steamers from Walmart. You could save a bundle!
wired said:
Yeah, maybe you can just borrow it from your customer. Then it would require no money at all. For that matter maybe you can save yourself money on a machine and just require your customers rent one or own one of those home steamers from Walmart. You could save a bundle!
John Olson
Member
lmao Good one Steve 
Reminds me I need some stuff and have feedback on the cool wrap
Reminds me I need some stuff and have feedback on the cool wrap
John Olson
Member
Any mikeysboard member that wants a Tempo call greenie. I got the hook up on mikey sprayers so working with greenie to turn the tempo's.
Greenie the cool wraps need testing on a HOT machine call me
Greenie the cool wraps need testing on a HOT machine call me
Thanks for your advise steve . I do not need one . Most of my clients have dogs or cats some have both. They just want something that can get them by. Steve to let you know I have a new butler EX.high heat all the bells and whistles, 120 ft of two and half hose Greenies wand ,3 floor machines and much more and if I need something I will go out and buy it and I work when I want to I am lucky I made some good investment along the way.
gary mackay
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I paid over $550.00 for my Tempo, wasn't worth it! Ditch the chinese hand tool its a POS!
John LaBarbera
Member
Hi Gary,
Thanks for your opinion. Frankly, we've been using the West-Pak tool for years now with good success. Steve, at West-Pak maakes some of the best valves in the industry.
We use a detail tool with a longer angle. You're just over the hill from us and if you would prefer a plastic tool I would be happy to order one in for you.
Actually, I like the idea of using a small Water-Claw for urine spotting.
Thanks for sharing,
John
Thanks for your opinion. Frankly, we've been using the West-Pak tool for years now with good success. Steve, at West-Pak maakes some of the best valves in the industry.
We use a detail tool with a longer angle. You're just over the hill from us and if you would prefer a plastic tool I would be happy to order one in for you.
Actually, I like the idea of using a small Water-Claw for urine spotting.
Thanks for sharing,
John
