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FuzzSucker 
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 Topic: New IntroducePosted: 18/March/2009 at 1:09pm |
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I have heard some good things about the CFX or at least good for a tiny portable. I mainly hear people using them with the rtv360 to make up for the lack of heat by the agitation that the 360 brings to the party. I also hear its a pain to set up. Good point on not having any chem injection duck. I wonder why they don't have that. Prolly a space concern.
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duckcountry
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Posted: 07/March/2009 at 1:05am |
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My personal take of CFX:
The unit has no way of injecting Rinse into the water which is required to neutralize the ph of a carpet. And while it is simple to do, no change has been made to the system. Also, what do you do for heat? Hot tap is not enough. Then there are all the hoses, etc. Best way to use the CFX is start from where the machine is and then work outward from that point. So, if they could create a small siphoning fitting and recommend a heater for inline heating, you could EFFECTIVELY clean carpets using a small car for transporting your equipment and chemicals. You're not going to be able to handle just any job with the setup but you can do over half of them anyways. Cross-America makes a good low profile unit although I don't know if it has auto-fill and auto-dump. |
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Ed Valentine
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Posted: 06/March/2009 at 11:36am |
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Derek;
Are you from Medina, Ohio?
If so, we played them in Football when I was in High School.
Very best;
Ed Valentine
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funkycoldmedina
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Posted: 06/March/2009 at 12:00am |
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Also I can market as Low Moisture and also have the Extractor for Couches ect ect Yes I like the Drysdale method and package,but I would stiil need to by an Extracter + the tools.
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funkycoldmedina
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Posted: 05/March/2009 at 11:56pm |
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I wanted to add my other idea! I am going to by a MinuteMan 2 speed floor cleaner Yes it goes 175 RMP (I think) and then a good cheap extractor Basically show up -Vacum-spray solution-Carpet brush the solution-Extract/rinse-a quick bonnet dry=Out the door.Feel free to comment:)Yes I want to buy a truck mount,But for now I like my day job and want to start this on the side. |
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funkycoldmedina
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Posted: 05/March/2009 at 11:29pm |
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Folks,
Thinking of buying the CFX from Rotovac. Worked for ChemDry for a year figured out WHO was making the money LOL. Anyways anybody use it GOOD BAD and the Ugly???? Derek
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