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gfu614 
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 Topic: portables and generatorsPosted: 14/December/2006 at 5:58pm |
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What sort of Portable Generator should be considered when running a Recoil 3 / eclipse / mytee Portable. I also am using heat and a Rotovac. Some instances I might be using a Tile & Grout cleaner? I have an opportunity to do some construction clean up and at times no power will be available.
can anyone recommend a inexpensive tile / grout cleaner machine and green chemicals?
any one ever used a water otter?
can hook on to a porty to increase water pressure.
can any one suggest and supplier that has a good assortment of green chemicals?
Appreciate the help!!!
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Posted: 14/December/2006 at 7:01pm |
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Posted: 15/December/2006 at 12:41pm |
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As far as generators go simply add up the amps + wattage you plan to use and ask Briggs & Stratton or Honda for a model to drive it all. Chemspec are on top of Green Chems that do a fine job.
We also suggest Grout Smart from Core Products for hard-surface 1-800-825-core or for very serious grout use Charge from Perform MFG. 1-800-423-9861
The OP Machine large or small is still an excellent method of cleaning floors and grout in a simple manor without excessive or expensive equipment.
For those in Canada these products are all available from KK.
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Posted: 15/December/2006 at 1:09pm |
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when you op grout do you use a brush?
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Posted: 15/December/2006 at 2:57pm |
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Toothbrush!
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Could somebody just clean my carpets!
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doug
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Posted: 15/December/2006 at 3:12pm |
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My op machine came with a T & G brush?
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Ever used it?
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Could somebody just clean my carpets!
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splash,
Yes, you can use a brush with OP for grout. Even better if it is an actual Tynex brush with irregular brissel lengths for more effective reach-down into the grout lines.
When finished you can sop up with a cotton pad OP or use a squeegee and wet vac.
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Posted: 15/December/2006 at 4:00pm |
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better than these round t&g tools you hook up to a TM?
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splash,
If I was going into the grout cleaning business and was serious about it I would want both systems to assure me excellent results and having a back-up is always a smart idea.
I have found sometimes that high pressure works better and other times mechanical action works better. A combo of both is the answer.
A professional carpenter always has more than one tool in his toolbox.
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Posted: 15/December/2006 at 6:47pm |
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Most of the wood butchers I know usually showup with no tools?
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Maybe they only carry matchs, Doug?
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What? No axe, no chain saw?
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