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Topic: upholstery tool

Posted By: CCandmore
Subject: upholstery tool
Date Posted: 03/September/2008 at 8:57am

You guys that clean upholstery:

What tool (besides your regular wand) do you prefer for upholstery?

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Posted By: jaymark1
Date Posted: 20/February/2009 at 1:29pm

drymaster every time...It cost me about 300 bucks and change on ebay a year ago, but I never have overwetting problems, and the looks I used to get when I used a stair tool to do upholstery were worth the price, it just looks professional...

and the best thing about it, if i need to change water temp, since it loops the water, I can just let the water run till I get it the right temp instead of having to clean some carpet to get the water out of the 150 of pressure hose..

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Posted By: Steam Man
Date Posted: 07/April/2009 at 9:49am

I hace a CFR handtool and is very good. Previous to that had a kleanrite tool which looks good, feels good, isn't nice to use.

Heard the new DriMaster is the business.

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Posted By: carpetted
Date Posted: 02/August/2009 at 1:05pm

I got the high traffic cleaner. http://www.thehardwarecity.com/?sku=2624518< id="gwProxy" ="">< ="jsCall;" id="jsProxy" ="">

Posted By: Carpet Cleaning
Date Posted: 04/September/2009 at 5:35am

Dust settles on upholstered furniture just as on hard surfaces, and should be removed regularly, about once a month, depending on environment and use, with vacuum cleaner attachments - the upholstery nozzle and crevice tool. A brush will remove some dust if you do not have a vacuum, but will also scatter dust around. However, down-filled cushions that are not lined with down-proof ticking should be brushed, as vacuum may draw out down.