White or black bristle Grandi Brush?

[KevinD]

I was looking to order another and saw both black and white ones.

Does anyone know if the black ones are stiffer than the white bristle or are they the same?

 

[CHRIS1980]

Hello Kevin the White ones are more for residence and the black ones are more for commercial carpet.And the white is stiffer than the black brush.

 

[Hoody]

Yup, white is more aggressive.

 

[bob vawter]

what next....BOOTIES????????????

 

[KevinD]

what next....BOOTIES????????????

What the **** to Booties have to do with working in a little prespray Vawter?

 

[topnotchman]

Never seen a white grandi before.. where can you buy them?

 

[Hoody]

I'm editing this because I can't read, Thanks. :mrgreen:

 

[Lyman]

Nice link, hoodie. Tile brush. Black for every thing.

 

[RickL]

Steve I think he's talking about the Grandi Groomer for carpet http://www.excelsuppliesonline.com/brow ... ?AFF=IICRC
The only white one I have seen had the palstic heads and worked great for working in pre spray but you definately need the brush for groomimg after as the white plastic leaves "corn rows"

 

[sweendogg]

... Kevin while the grandi groomers are good for grooming the carpet after cleaning, ifyou are looking for something to work prespray in that is better than a groomer for your light soiling situations, might I suggest:


http://www.libman.com/products-highpowe ... ms/179m/0/

or similar design. The mulitple rows of pristles do a better job of agitating prespray and makes prescrubbing go a little faster as well.

In coment to Rick's post.. You guys must have a funny way of grooming in carpet. I've never had my white bristled grandi leave corn rows. :|

 

[Hoody]

Yeah misread it... thens theres the 2-in-1.

http://www.superiorcleaningsolutions.co ... %2C/Detail

 

[Nate The Great]

... Kevin while the grandi groomers are good for grooming the carpet after cleaning, ifyou are looking for something to work prespray in that is better than a groomer for your light soiling situations, might I suggest:


http://www.libman.com/products-highpowe ... ms/179m/0/

or similar design. The mulitple rows of pristles do a better job of agitating prespray and makes prescrubbing go a little faster as well.

In coment to Rick's post.. You guys must have a funny way of grooming in carpet. I've never had my white bristled grandi leave corn rows. :|

If your grooming with the grandi rake, then you will infact leave corn rows. I prefer using a nap brush to set the nap when finished. Even an old nap brush is good for agitating traffic lanes after pre spraying.

 

[KevinD]

I was asking about the Grandi B R U S H
not the groomer or the rake.
They make them in white and black bristles.
I needed to know which was stiffer and I was answered in the first two posts after mine.
Thank you.