Brian H
Member
It was thrown out of course.
Stair$
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Cleanworks
Moderator
After he bit into it, I'm guessing.
Brian H
Member
Someone else there noticed what he was using and they tossed the chicken.
Cleanworks
Moderator
You sure know how to ruin a good story.
hogjowl
Idiot™
Yikes
Mikey P
Administrator
Are you sure they didn't install dining room placemats?
Dude, you should have seen and heard my trash mouth when I cleaned with no glide with the 6 inch stair tool. Never had to be.
FredC
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I would have used an upholstery tool...
Mikey P
Administrator
Same
hogjowl
Idiot™
Yeah, me too.
Takes 10 times longer than the PMF1530DBL. Only reason to use that would be to advertise longer parked in the driveway.
FredC
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If you say so...
I did try it in the past. Been there 3 or 4 times, and the same owner owned another house with the same design. Been battling that one too before i got the glide and 1530's. I actually enjoy cleaning them now. That much of a difference. Just sharing my experience
hogjowl
Idiot™
In a Matt kinda way
Brian H
Member
My first thought as well!
Brian H
Member
It doesn't seem like you could install that tight enough! It seems like a real slip and fall hazard! Even a tiny bit of movement could cause a fall! Especially if I used that staircase. I'm a clutz on normal staircases, I could only imagine going up and down that every day.
It is not that bad, but not that good. I only saw it done twice by the same builder. Not a fan myself
Did 60 large stairs today in two jobs total. PMF1530DBL thank you.
Fresh paint job, entire interior. Real hardwood floors to cross to get to carpet. No drips or chips allowed, ever.
2 times I left my hoses attached to the house I was cleaning and took off. Here 25 years ago I got the telephone call my dog died, he was old but it was sudden. Went home and burried him. Came back and finished thejob. The other was a telephone call my son had a seizure and took a ride in the ambulance. Same thing I took off, he was fine, it was a feveral seizure and never got another.
I had no cell phone, so if the homeowner told me my wife was on the phone, it was usually very important. No distractions at all back then.
RIP Champ
Fresh paint job, entire interior. Real hardwood floors to cross to get to carpet. No drips or chips allowed, ever.
2 times I left my hoses attached to the house I was cleaning and took off. Here 25 years ago I got the telephone call my dog died, he was old but it was sudden. Went home and burried him. Came back and finished thejob. The other was a telephone call my son had a seizure and took a ride in the ambulance. Same thing I took off, he was fine, it was a feveral seizure and never got another.
I had no cell phone, so if the homeowner told me my wife was on the phone, it was usually very important. No distractions at all back then.
RIP Champ
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Mikey P
Administrator
Why go Glideless on this pile?
This wand does not lock down. The small surface area of the wand head, along with the breather holes on either side allows to clean without. It does great detail work.
Warning, one wrong move and you got yourself a scratched wood floor, wall, trim. The edges are unforgiving naked.
Never on upholstery without the glide.
The hardest part of this particular job was not to scratch, dent, drip, or overspray while trying to detail edges and corners.
Walrus Gumboot
Member
We use this stair wand, best I've ever seen.
Mikey P
Administrator
Used, rather, it's kinda fugly
