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    Posted: 26/November/2004 at 8:54pm

what in the heck do these two services have to do with each other???

 

I kinda miss it though (duct cleaning)

 

I was just looking at Superglides website and noticed he's got a pretty good price on some equipment

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We have just retrofitted our old TM for duct cleaningand carpet cleaning. Our problem is the dust downer is using way too much water.
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Lee: Turn your pump pressure down or put an inline valve in.Guitar
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[QUOTE=Steaminpile]

what in the heck do these two services have to do with each other???

 

 

THEY ARE BOTH RIP OFFSGuitar

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I've used the Cleanco dust box in the past,it didn't seem to use much water.

I would turn the psi as low as it would go

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If the dust downer is using too much water, turn down the pressure as low as it will go.If you cant get below 100 psi with it, change to a .01 jet instead of the .02 jet some have in there.
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Thanks Ken
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I thought I read about turning the pressure down somewhere I just can't remember where someone else reccommended that?Guitar
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You never get the appreciation you deserve Doug.
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I think one should just get proper duct cleaning equipment...lol that would really save water...lol
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Good Point Mr. Steamer. We sell the Rovac equipment as well. With HEPA filtratuion built in, it requires no water at all.
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My Powermatic has a warm up valve (stream of water inside vac inlet)

 

Could I just leave it on for a dust downer??

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