new spinner design

Hey Glenn.  Paul Cutajar here from Bathroom Sanitizers Inc.  I am looking at purchasing a hard surface machine but I'm still a bit leary!  Corners are the hard parts - floor to baseboards - floor to baseboard to baseboard.  Loose grout gets blown away, when doing residential we can't get the wood baseboard or cabinet bases wet.  Although the corner tool is shaped like a corner, i would think the crevas tool would work better.  not sure if front 2 back or side 2 side is better but you would use both!.  An agitator or scrubbing motion would be most beneficial however I like the ease of the simply pressure.  if scrubbing is required you will need to use a seperate scrubber...unless you can make it work.  I have recently joined the group... r u in the states?  We are in Toronto.

glenn_s wrote: Hey guys, I'm on a mission to bring you all a better hard surface tool. I'm a designer for one of the big manufacturers your familiar with and I need your help. In an effort to really meet your needs, please send me some info regarding the following questions. -What is your dominant technique? side to side or forward/backward? forward/ back -How do you clean corners? swivel scrub and mop -How do you clean baseboards? swivel scrub -Is suction to the floor a problem? not since i started using the inline vac relief -How important is agitation? how dirty is the floor? -How do you keep from damaging grout? keep the pressure under 1000 -What do you like most about your current tool? Which is it? almost everything.....hydroforce -What would you change? handles are too wide to get into tight spots Any input is much appreciated! And this will come back to you, I promise! Thanks, Glenn