Great heat but poor wand design.

Seventy percent of the heat is being wasted into the atmosphere and creating a high humidity in the customers home. Not to mention how uncomfortable it must be for the operator.

You may also notice the over-spray coming off the edges of the wand soaking and streaking the carpet. Someone has created great heat but blew it with the wand design.

We still need a better wand designed most wands have looked the same for years.

Question:

no offense, but you really do have the psi up way to high. you can always tell by the popping sound when you trigger the wand and by the excess water coming from the sides of the wand..commercial carpet is best done and a lower psi to prevent wicking, but it looks nice..like to get a shot of your machine..i have a 405 with 4 cyl, 3 HX. liquid, blower and exhaust, and i dont really see heat like that.

Answer:

"Thank You for your Comment! I have to admit the pressure was up high yes but after the Camera ran out of Record Time I did Follow with Slow Dry Passes and speed Dry with air movers, I had no issues with wicking or Rapid Re-Soiling. That carpet had only ever been cleaned By ChemDry so it had alot of embedded greasy soils to be removed and I had the pressure lower to start with but upped it to achieve a cleaner result."

Carpetologist wrote: Great heat but poor wand design. Seventy percent of the heat is being wasted into the atmosphere and creating a high humidity in the customers home. Not to mention how uncomfortable it must be for the operator. You may also notice the over-spray coming off the edges of the wand soaking and streaking the carpet. Someone has created great heat but blew it with the wand design. We still need a better wand designed most wands have looked the same for years.

Let me know if you have any ideas on a new design of a wand