When was the last time you used your rotary extractor?

[Mikey P]

With the advent of high performance wands, CRBs, and better chemistry, I think these things are going to go the way of the dodo bird..

For us premium wall to wall fags anyways...

 

[wilpath]

thats why i never brought one

 

[Andy]

use it on every job.

 

[hogjowl]

Use it a lot during military turn season and once or twice a week otherwise.
“High performance wands” are no match.

 

[Mikey P]

Whats a turn?

 

[Mikey P]

use it on every job.

Why?

 

[Andy]

Why?

Easier on my shoulders. Keeps my work consistent.

 

[hogjowl]

Whats a turn?

Moron

 

[Desk Jockey]

I always used it or a Zipper Spinner. No wands for me. I'm no magician.

Seriously I cut in with a wand, used a wand on the steps to flush better but used either of the two above depending on how soiled it was.

 

[Matt Middleton]

On every job. It makes a difference.

 

[Trip Moses]

Used it today on a poly rug. First time in probably 2 months. Lots of PreVac first. Will still need post vacuuming before delivery. Rugs are a time suck.

 

[hogjowl]

On every job. It makes a difference.

I agree with you but I can’t use it on every job without going broke. It takes twice as long as the wand.
For me, anyway.

 

[Hack Attack]

maybe twice a month

 

[Rob Grady]

My go to machine. I would never be satisfied with 'wand' cleaning results.

 

[Cleanworks]

Almost used one yesterday.

 

[Trip Moses]

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You know they make one with two of those heads on it. At least get two singles. One for each hand. Like skiing.

 

[hogjowl]

This place …

 

[Matt Middleton]

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The rotary simply does a fantastic job every time. We endeavor to be the best of the best...in our small community

Of course cimex on commercial.

 

[Jim Pemberton]

Our cleaning company bought the 4th RX20 made in the mid 80s. It was great for large commercial jobs, both for results and especially for the lack of fatigue our men experienced on multiple thousand square foot jobs.

Bear in mind back then our guys were using the original Prochem Tri-Jet wand, which was like pushing a boat anchor.

I’m not sure if it would have been as impactful if light weight, glided wands and CRBs had been available then.

Still, we loved it and a customer of mine is still running that machine today.

 

[Nomad74]

It's been awhile

 

[Papa John]

It's been a while for the 3601BH... but the 10 inch Brush Pro has been handy recently.
Not many trashed carpets anymore now that my clientele has improved.

 

[Nomad74]

@The Lurk, I got the 10" CRB today. Thank you. wow those are small. Great job on the packing. I was pissed off trying to get it out of the damn box...... That means you did good.

 

[Kenny Hayes]

Watch out, you’ll corn row that backing!

 

[Nomad74]

All I gotta say is going to bed at 6:45am and waking up at quarter to 7am is killing me.

 

[Rob Grady]

You know they make one with two of those heads on it. At least get two singles. One for each hand. Like skiing.

I bought one of the original RV Powerwand units in 2000. It produced amazing results, but I didn't particularly like the back and forth movements required. So I purchased one of the first StairPro/Swinger units released.
I tore the dual head down and converted to two StairPro''s. Never looked back. Easily the most versatile cleaning attachment in existence.

 

[Mikey P]

I bought one of the original RV Powerwand units in 2000. It produced amazing results, but I didn't particularly like the back and forth movements required. So I purchased one of the first StairPro/Swinger units released.
I tore the dual head down and converted to two StairPro''s. Never looked back. Easily the most versatile cleaning attachment in existence.

You clean whole houses with a 7" tool?

 

[darcie smith]

Scott mentioned getting the Hoss out on a job last week. He tends to use it on shag and other thick stuff

 

[Rob Grady]

You clean whole houses with a 7" tool?

Absolutely

 

[hogjowl]

 

[Mikey P]

The guy who use to clean whole homes with an upholstery tool come to mind