Nate The Great
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We all have choices! Some of us just choose to abuse ourselves...no Nate, not that kind of abuse.
So your telling me you don't "punch the clown?"
steamin demon
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So your telling me you don't "punch the clown?"
Desk Jockey
Member
LOL
don't tell anyone but its TKO for that mofo.
don't tell anyone but its TKO for that mofo.
Bob Pruitt
Member
I like the Nautilus and this one Versaclean. Form factor is better with this one....getting it up and down stairs and in and out of the van. Both are available in heated models and various psi. Both available in 1200 psi if you wanted to clean tile.
Papa John
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I was I chump when I fell for the Steamin Demon....I was grateful when I found a chump to buy mine... I almost fell for the rotovac version, then I realized it too was basically the same principle.
I love my Mytee portables. --- but we do "jump through hoops" to use the TM instead.-- we charge $100 to use a portable.
I love my Mytee portables. --- but we do "jump through hoops" to use the TM instead.-- we charge $100 to use a portable.
Jack Zipper Zerkie
Member
I have the EDIC great for cleaning but not easy to move okay on flat surface, but the low profile and handle make it very hard to pull back and move due to the weight distribution of the motor and vacs. .I'm 5-10 and the low reach for the handle is the problem But once it's working it's a great cleaning unit. jz.
Jack Zipper Zerkie
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Sorry for the double entry. jz
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grizzley
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I would hate to do residential or occupied with a steamin demon.....But in all honestly, with vacants, its really hard to beat. It fairly quick to set up, and its fairly quick to operate. Pair this with a crb, or even a small oreck orbitor, and there's not much you cant do.......But yes, you will run out of hot water fairly quick. I still prefer the tm over the demon, but I wont hesitate to grab for it in areas where its a pita to drag hoses.
Goomer
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I consider a SD to be a niche tool and not versatile enough to be relied upon as a primary piece of equipment on a daily basis, and only as a supplement to a good porty.
I personally never used one, but can see how it could be effectively used on some smaller sized empty units.
Besides not being able to do stairs, upholstery, closets, tight spaces, along walls/baseboards, and surely some other things, a separate power-sprayer would be needed for proper prep to do it right.
Buy a good porty first, and before you choose one with an internal heating element, understand why heated porties are frowned upon by many due to the performance limitations a heating element places on the vacs and pump, which should be the most important considerations when choosing a porty.
Oh.......and ignore Chavez when discussing porties.
Haters b hatin'.............
Desk Jockey
Member
I'm ignored enough already.
LISTEN TO ME!!!
LISTEN TO ME!!!
Cleanworks
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Listen to Goomer
Old Coastie
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Goomer
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Yea TACO!!!
Desk Jockey
Member
LOL
Desk Jockey
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Uhhh WTF?
Would you care to break the down for Marty...and me.
Would you care to break the down for Marty...and me.
steve_64
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Scrub it first then the hose.
Power washing should just be rinse anyway. Too many idiots do damage powerwashing.
Thick aren't you?Uhhh WTF?
Would you care to break the down for Marty...and me.
Desk Jockey
Member
"Thats what she said"
LOL
I know its old but so am I.
LOL
I know its old but so am I.
Uhhh WTF?
Would you care to break the down for Marty...and me.
Desk Jockey
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