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FB19087
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so I should change the bottom step?
Staircase cleaning demo @ Atlanta
- Thread starter Mikey P
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so I should change the bottom step?
Cleanworks
Moderator
A 2inch s-bend stair tool seems like it's going to be pretty heavy. I don't think it is going to make too much difference in dry times from a 1-1/2 inch. My favorite is a medium long handle with 2 jets and splash guards. I find I can stand mostly upright when cleaning, except for the bottom stair. I do a lot of stairs sometime when I do apartment common areas. Sometimes 3 stairwells of 30-40 stairs each.
Mikey P
Administrator
My lucky day..
I read somewhere else that it was a contest. I thought that was the stupidest thing if they were right. I'd love to test other tools like that. But I would hate to leave with a sore back and a 5th place piece of paper
Desk Jockey
Member
others forum's read here. Oh my!
Spies that can't get it straight. Maybe you could text the what's going everyday so they could have valuable content to post. Just don't give them anything Willy says.
That's what you're saying now, but I heard you were really scared of being beat in a stair off.
Old Coastie
Supportive Member
Mark Saiger
Mr Happy!
I think it was most fitting and perfect. Maybe my opinion... LOL
Lee Stockwell
FOJL
FCC will finish the bottom step when the check clears.
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FB19087
Guest
It would be finished already if it wasn't for his diva like request....hinged and insulated for tofu storage............artwork.........
Mikey P
Administrator
I've been wanting one for a while now... The wand is killing my shoulder/elbows!
A 1.5 would be fine if I didn't have to switch cuffs every time I use it.
TimM
Supportive Member
But will I get a cool patch also?
Cleanworks
Moderator
You set it up just an upholstery tool. Have the appropriate hose with the right cuff attachment already attached to the stair tool. Doesn't matter if you use 2in all the way, just have the whip on the tool. You wouldn't run 2 inch to your upholstery tool, would you?
Desk Jockey
Member
I have been working on a manifold that attaches (3) tools. I'd bring it to Atlanta but my lawyer said it's too early to show without a patent.
What it does is you attach up to three tools at a time. Each port has a dump valve gate to block off vacuum as you switch between tools. Solution manifold out connects all tools for easy operation.
You can connect a wand, stairs too, upholstery tool and quickly and easily switch between tools. It will.be amazing once ready, a real time saver.
Retail should be around $3,000.00 but you should be able to make that back in time savings. However for Mikeysboard members I plan on having an introductory price. $3,200.00 this is available for a limited time.
I should be packing but I don't feel.like it. Is there a laundry near the hotel? I could just pack dirty clothes and wash them there. : )
What it does is you attach up to three tools at a time. Each port has a dump valve gate to block off vacuum as you switch between tools. Solution manifold out connects all tools for easy operation.
You can connect a wand, stairs too, upholstery tool and quickly and easily switch between tools. It will.be amazing once ready, a real time saver.
Retail should be around $3,000.00 but you should be able to make that back in time savings. However for Mikeysboard members I plan on having an introductory price. $3,200.00 this is available for a limited time.
I should be packing but I don't feel.like it. Is there a laundry near the hotel? I could just pack dirty clothes and wash them there. : )
Old Coastie
Supportive Member
Just wear the clothes and stand still. Someone will mistake you for an interactive display and presto!
Should save around $2.58 over the laundromat.
Should save around $2.58 over the laundromat.
Desk Jockey
Member
Man I knew I should packed last week.
Is this going to be streamed online?
Did I mention I hate Aero-planes?
Is this going to be streamed online?
Did I mention I hate Aero-planes?
dealtimeman
Everyday is Saturday.
Did you leave yet?
Raining?
Any chances of your plane going down and crashing to pieces?
Raining?
Any chances of your plane going down and crashing to pieces?
A Prochem long handle stair tool weighs 5.2 pounds.. My 2" ti stair tool with a glide and extenders is 8.4.. I'll take 3 pounds for double coverage..
I would also like to try that stair tool Saiger uses, I like the swivel..
Prochem stair tools are horrible, either of them!! Keeping your back straight is the most important thing.
Desk Jockey
Member
Not left yet, I fly out in the AM. It started raining late afternoon and hasn't stopped.
Fook yeah there is a chance but I ain't no punk bitch.
Please ohhh please let that fooker stay up!
Fook yeah there is a chance but I ain't no punk bitch.
Please ohhh please let that fooker stay up!
KevinL
Supportive Member
You're not in bed yet? O' I forgot, you don't need sleep or you can't sleep before a flight.
Old Coastie
Supportive Member
Bring a light jacket for the evenings.
Desk Jockey
Member
Desk Jockey
Member
I have a couple. I had to bring two bags, my first was going to be overweight. LOL
darcie smith
Member
We are packing light... Baggage fees are stupid...
Old Coastie
Supportive Member
See? A fantastic straight line like that and I. Can't. Take. Advantage!
Stupid sanctification... ya try SO hard to behave and Chavez comes along tossing red meat like this...
Desk Jockey
Member
I appreciate the kindness. It's sure to be returned to you many fold...not by me but I'm positive someone will.
Desk Jockey
Member
I tried. But somehow it just kept getting heavier. LOL
There is quite a bit of redundancy but with cold class rooms and hot outside demonstrations, then cool evenings, I packed for everything.
Cleanworks
Moderator
I agree with you about the Prochem tool. I have one and never use it. I use what I believe is a Pmf long handled stair tool with 2 jets and splash guards. I haven't weighed it but it is pretty light. I have a custom made s bend somewhere but I find it heavy and the s bend is unnecessary. I wouldn't mind a Saiger swivel but I would like splash guards.
