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 Posted: 18/July/2005 at 10:56pm |
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I wouldn't think a blazer would dump much water. It depends on the size of your water tank and the size of your waste tank weather this is worth all the hastle or not. We have water softeners we carry a good supply of water have 100 gallon waste tanks with po's so what is the big deal.
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Posted: 19/July/2005 at 7:33am |
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I think if your doing a lot of furniture...it'll help alot... 100 gallons doesn't go very far when doing furniture... the only good thing you do doug is turn your temp up high...so you don't loose much while cleaning carpet.... but I'm sure you'll burn through 25-30 gallons while cleaning a 3 piece to each his own.... I like to get 6 jobs or so out of my fresh water tank... I hate to fill up at the customers house |
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Posted: 19/July/2005 at 7:56am |
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We pass next ot no water as we have the diverter valve off when cleaning furniture. 6 jobs?? How the hell big is your water tanks?? If you carry a 100 gallons and cool down the unit after each job. less than 17 gallons per job??
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Posted: 19/July/2005 at 9:32am |
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Yes I know... I cool down into the fresh water tank..lol and I run at 350 psi and if it's clean or real hot I'll run at 250 my tank is 110 gallons....lol and I run my steam real hot... helps to save water too |
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Posted: 19/July/2005 at 1:40pm |
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So what you are saying is you circulate all your water to your fresh water tanks? You must also have small jets on your plastic wand??
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Posted: 19/July/2005 at 2:11pm |
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Something is small.
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Posted: 19/July/2005 at 3:47pm |
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yup..... regular Jets.... you don't pay attention but the darn machine dumps a lot of water into your waste tank |
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Posted: 19/July/2005 at 4:25pm |
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I found the Bruin II's dumped much more water than the 405's
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