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MBCC
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Posted: 29/May/2008 at 2:38am |
CFM isn't in the specs. 85% recovery is what I have personally measured. When I use the vacs to clean out the recovery tank it sucks up 2 gallons fast. I havent timed it but I will when I'm bored.
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baires
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MBCC, We were talking about to find a machine built here in Canada and ready to run on 15 amps (built in Canada to avoid warranty problems and run on 15 amps to avoid dryers outlets).
Finally I apreciatte If you can tell me how many CFM in your Solus 500?? |
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John L
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operator is critical? That is a for sure there duck.. Anyways for the best results possible..
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duckcountry
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So does the equipment make the operator a professional or can it be argued that the professional makes sense of the equipment by serving as the surgeon? Man or machine? If machine, hire some wet-backs, hang out on the beach and find new ways of spending money. I suspect the operator is critical. Of course, maybe that is just in my business. I could be wrong.
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Are you in a high paying business or are you just a self employed low paid grunt who thinks this business provides dignity?
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MBCC
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Oh yeah it's confusing as hell to the consumer. Maybe thats where the money comes in... pay CRI enough and they'll create a separate category to improve your score! Nevermind it only uses RD products and requires 4 passes! I suppose my toothbrush would qualify with 200 passes.
Good points all. But is there another organization that grades machines without NASA mumbo jumbo? |
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cmaster
IICRC Instigator Joined: 29/January/2004 Location: Canada Status: Offline Points: 29693 |
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When used with RD products which is what you get when you rent the RD. Try and explain the difference to a consumer.
If the CRI puts the RD on par with a commercial extractor, they really have no clue. This has been discussed at length on other cc'ing boards. It's not real world testing. They use no oils in their "designer soil". What carpet soil has no oils in it???
I just looked at the site again and see that the RD system was tested using the NASA XRF system and got a gold rating. The Solus wasn't tested that way. Are they suggesting that the RD system is better than your machine???
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MBCC
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Better check that again. Rug Doctor is Not certified Gold as a "Portable Extractor". RD is Gold rated as a "Cleaning System" when used with special products.
As an Extractor.. RD is certified BRONZE. And that is a fact. I would never take a Bronze piece of crap anywhere, except maybe to do the upholstery in my truck. Is there any other professional organization besides CRI that certifies machines? I think it's a stretch to dismiss them as not having a clue. |
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cmaster
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The Rug Doctor is Gold Level rated by CRI. What makes your machine better????
Seriously, the CRI has no clue about equipment testing. If you send your customers to the site to find your machine, they will also find the Rug Doctor and instead of hiring you, they may just head to the grocery store to rent one
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MBCC
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Motors running in parallel use full power. Most portables are low moisture by design. Meaning they don't push as much water as a TM. My portable has an 85% water recovery rate with parallel motors. Your TM can do better than that.
On PAR: Chances are good that your TM is Gold Rated by CRI. Not many portables are. Mine is. A GOLD rated deep extractor machine cleans "on par" with TM by CRI testing standards. And mfr labeling. Gold is Gold. Hopefully that helps. Edited by MBCC - 28/May/2008 at 8:30pm |
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John L
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Dual 3stage far cry on par with a TM.. Expain yourself..
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MBCC
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Baires: Sure you can find a porty with dual vacs in parallel;
US Products Solus 500 Extractor - 12 Gal. Engineered for one person operation and transport. Upright design with large rear wheels and roller handles make it very easy to transport up and down stairs. Dual 5.7", 3-stage soft start vacs, in parallel. Electronic vac shutoff. Positive displacement fully adjustable 0-500 psi |
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John L
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She's so old and wrinckled up.. She wouldn't be able to suck the sweat off a mans b@lls...
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Soil Lint Green
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I would have thought of Ed too but he was a bit specific when he said "What is the most powerful portable that I can buy within 100 miles of Toronto?" Otherwise, yes Ed does build a unit that would make Linda Lovelace proud. |
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It's ORY GUN, not OR A GONE. Learn to talk.
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Superglide Ken
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Inventor of the Teflon Wand Glide and the Turboteck Rotary Air Duct Cleaners for TMs.
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