Dolly Llama
Number 5
yep
But that little window(and clear heads in general) are for gEEks , girls and kweers
..L.T.A.
Cleans on the draw stroke only
and it’s the only tool that I’ve ripped uph with
I guess only tools can’t use the SS tool.....that's not true .
it's not retard proof, that's for sure .
Too much PSI can jet distort some "fuzzy velvet" like fabrics too
The SS is more retard proof in that respect .
Doesn't clean as thoroughly though...and plain stinks on tight/short corners and edges
.L.T.A.
it's not retard proof,
The SS is more retard proof in that respect
.L.T.A.
that little window(and clear heads in general) are for gEEks , girls and kweers
..L.T.A.
I guess only tools can’t use the SS tool.....
Does sOOper hero write Trump’s tweets for him?
I don't understand Matt and Larry's dislike for the Sapphire tool
Uhhh Larry...stick with what you're good at, cause you don't know Jack about upholstery tools!yea..that must be it ....
nah
I don't GAS what anyone says about me ...unlike Trump
it's not that I "don't like it" , Lee ..I think the ergos are GREAT!!
The PMF is just better overall..and cleans better too
biggest reason most everyone loves it is because it light wt with wonderful ergos....not because it cleans better
same with the de jour CRB.
Its light and easy...not better than a rotary for shearing soil off a fiber
..L.T.A.
AND, productivity..... I did a large sectional(ALL cushions and throw pillows removable), 2 couches(same as last), 3 armchairs, an ottoman, and this weird art-deco thing today.... 5 hrs, and made 1400$ of uph alone. I love that tool combined with RO water.I don't understand Matt and Larry's dislike for the Sapphire tool? I've had dozens of Kleenrite tools over the last near 40 years, including their drapery tool that looks VERY similar to the Steemer tool at the top of this thread. They were the best in the 80s and have stood the test of time. Bi directional, no sharp edges and relatively ergonomic next to what was available.
However my boys LOVE the Sapphire and have won me over too. They rock it and have no complaints. For me it's much easier to work longer hours with it and still get great quality.
The complaints above are a result of not giving it the time to learn to drive it.
Trust me I’ve had my eye on that clear SS tool, but man $500 is steep
Aint that the truth!Down under, you don’t get much change from a grand.
Yes would the group of you buy me one?SS best Ergo, the least amount of wand marks on fabric and easiest to remove. Bad trigger with sharp edges and a piece of plastic that covers it which falls quickly (not even glued).
PMF internal jet- Best maneuverability, reaches into tighter spaces and far better for cleaning piping. Water is not delivered equally throughout the contact with the fabric (more in center).
Both when used properly will leave the fabric quite dry and flush it well.
Due to ease of use the SS tool finds its way out of my van first.
The SS is definitely priced very high for what you get (replacement parts too) but it is a very productive tool.
How about a group buy?
Pftt.........those Topekan tycoon sure are frugal.Yes would the group of you buy me one?![]()
Not bad at all but I rarely open it unless it bites down too hard on special care fabrics.How noisy is the vacuum relief on the SS?
I'm going to make a longer whip for my PMF and put a vac relief further away from me..
one day... maybe... what!?
You mean a thread has gone off track!?I think this is Stanley Steemer custom upholstery tool, not scientific sapphire...
I noticed the uneven water delivery on my 4.5" pmf. So I stopped using it and went back to my 3.5", because it has perfect coverage.SS best Ergo, the least amount of wand marks on fabric and easiest to remove. Bad trigger with sharp edges and a piece of plastic that covers it which falls quickly (not even glued).
PMF internal jet- Best maneuverability, reaches into tighter spaces and far better for cleaning piping. Water is not delivered equally throughout the contact with the fabric (more in center).
Both when used properly will leave the fabric quite dry and flush it well.
Due to ease of use the SS tool finds its way out of my van first.
The SS is definitely priced very high for what you get (replacement parts too) but it is a very productive tool.
How about a group buy?
Please...just step away from the upholstery.I noticed the uneven water delivery on my 4.5" pmf. So I stopped using it and went back to my 3.5", because it has perfect coverage.
I cleaned over 2000Linear feet of church pews and over 1500church chairs with my 3.5" with no dry passes at 250psi and they dried in no time. Both of those customers were ecstatic with how well they turned out. Coffee and drink spills all over those chairs, and a plastic SS tool would've failed trying to do the top and side edges because of the design of the head.
The only thing I regret about using the pmf is I only had one of them. I needed 2 more to do the jobs in a quicker time.
Like I said before: If you have some suede couches or something similar, the new age tools are great. But for nasty, tough fibers: the pmf internal jet 3.5" can't be beat. Buy one of each and see for yourself @CJ-FL