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@@OxyDryCarpetCleaningKelowna it’s a meshed sock so to speak that fits onto the vacuum hose at the end. Basically a filter. Have a look on Mytee’s website or Google it. You might like it.

It’s a filter

I see A filter is not needed, just need to flush the tank occasionally

@@OxyDryCarpetCleaningKelowna OK. Just wondering. Mytee sell them also. If I ever get a professional spotter, I may purchase one as a policy. But that would be my personal preference. Do you air dry your bonnets once washed?

It came with 2 spray nozzles but I switched to a single as I preferred it that way.

@@OxyDryCarpetCleaningKelowna ah ok

thank you, having a good light is so helpful as many times we. get into places that have poor or no light at all and with a good light stains appear that otherwise remain invisible so it makes for a better job overall.

You bet, but let's take it all the way and call it ULM Ultra Low Moisture/Soil Extraction Transfer technology

Always the better choice.

It is absorbing just fine and being a 300 rpm it is rotating 125 times more per minute than a standard 175. I do clean with an encapsulating product anyway so that is an added benefit to the overall results.

It usually works

I am always very relaxed when I come into peoples homes and as I normally am dealing with the woman on her own I am very careful how I interact. In this case we were recommended by a neighbour and that also helps in the initial interaction. The fact that the last guy clearly had no idea what he was doing definitely did not leave her with a positive impression.

I live in the Okanagan valley and that is lake Okanagan.

I wish I had got the manual adjustment one as well, the automatic is not ideal for my application.

I hope they fixed that issue on the newer ones but there are vacuum control modules behind the dashboard that all cars now have and they are notorious for failing. The module is cheap but the dashboard has to be totally dismantled to get to them and that is where the cost adds up.

It is still under warranty so I would be reluctant to do that. This trickle charger will take care of this problem and I will only need it on weekends when the van sits idle for a few days at a time.

@@OxyDryCarpetCleaningKelowna you could probably even use a small solar one to charge it if needed

My channel has always been about promoting the rotary as a viable system when used to its full potential. Thirty years ago when I started Oxy-Dry there was no RUclips and other than Chemdry no one thought the rotary was a viable machine for the serious carpet cleaner. I saw what Chemdry had done with the rotary but I thought they were missing its true potential and I determined to make the rotary my machine of choice as I was convinced it was capable of much more than the old school "bonnet" type cleaning as It was known for. I was alone for the most part in my vision and at that time my primary protagonist was the HWE companies in my area and I set out to tackle the field as its were and carve a niche in my market as an alternative to HWE. I was very direct and clear and made sure all my marketing set me apart from HWE and the focus was the dry time of about one hour and the longer lasting clean and I pulled no punches then and I do not now. I was always told that method marketing was the wrong way to go so I made sure all my marketing was very clearly method focused as I tend to think outside the box and I don't conform very well. When the OP machines came on the market I watched many videos with great curiosity and within a few years I bit the bullet and picked up 2 Orbitec machines and assumed that as so many were declaring the end of the rotary was here that I would now retire my rotaries and move into the OP age. My Orbitec machines were good units and in the early days they actually were manufacturing for TRS and a lot of the reason I went with OP machines was because of John Geurkinks push to get them to their dominant position. Later I purchased an Orbot Sprayborg and then more recently a Vibe and although they are fine machines in their own right after years of using them as well as even more years with the rotaries I have consistently found the rotary has the edge in almost every way. The greater chemistry we now have certainly helps as well as more options for attachments, pads, brushes, fibre pads and now the Multibrush that is a reintroduction of the Malish Dirtnapper are all reasons that I have found that gives the rotary the edge over the OP. I have been the lone voice it seems defending the rotary and of course John Kluznic at bonnet pro but he was not there at the beginning of my journey but I am glad he is here now. The rotary has been slammed and dumped on by this industry with many blatantly false statements being constantly repeated and that is why I keep saying in my videos the things I do. I explain what I am doing as I clean and demonstrate for all to see and the proof is there in the videos. I am showing all who will watch and listen that the rotary is a great tool and anyone who chooses to use one owes an apology to no one. In my opinion and experience the rotary is equal to and in many ways better than an OP but either machine in the hands of a competent operator would be a great choice and one can make a great living with either machine.

That would depend on the state of the floor. Typically you would clean the floor first and then you could follow that with the white fibre pad dry to give the floor a buff shine.

@@OxyDryCarpetCleaningKelowna you have taught me so much over the years. I don’t own or operate a business - I mainly clean my own home and sometimes family members homes. I’m very appreciative of the time you spend to educate.

@@farkbodark7462 Thank you, I am glad to help.

Bwahahahaha!

Thank you, it is interesting to experience each one of these machines. Over the years I have used every method there is and that gives me a unique perspective as I am not a "one trick pony". When it comes to this business I can speak from experience rather than repeat what others say who themselves have only used one or two systems.

Some would disagree I suppose but that all depends on the vision you have for your business and the customers you want to attract.

Thank you

Thank you, creating these logos is one of the more interesting aspects of running this business. The creation of the marketing and the branding is something most carpet cleaners struggle with and it is something I find particularly enjoyable. One aspect of the marketing has been the creation of my brochure that ironically has become less important as print marketing has diminished. I still do use it but now it is handed to each customer at the beginning of the job as it details everything that is included in the service, plus explains how the process works and has a brief intro into our other services. A lot of operators don't bother with any of these things but this has worked well for us and has put us at the top of the market in our area.

Thank you, it was a productive day messin around in the garage.

Thank you

$3500, I am debating if I should just keep it and sell my CX17 instead.

Decision made, I am going to keep it after all.

Glad you’re keeping it Robin. I have the Sprayborg, a Mytee, a Challenfer, Cimexes, etc. I prefer the Sprayborg by a mile compared to any other that I have had.

@@jobtipsguy The Orbot is definately a better unit than the Challenger and I have heard less than favourable reviews on the Mytee.

@@jobtipsguy agree good machine

You are welcome

My pretreatment on the stains was Esteam Suspend which is a surfactant pre spray. In the tank of my rotary I am using Revive Rocket and it is boosted with OxyAll which are bonnetpro.com products.

Thank you Sir

@@Beluel You are welcome

Thank you, hard to believe I am this old.

It was a lot of work and I am feeling it today but the results were spectacular and it was fun with the 300 rpm rotary.

I used one over 15 years ago on nearly every job till I switched over to the fibre pad. The one I was using back then was made by Malish so it might be different than the current one they make and Bonnetpro sells.

They have no mats on the carpet but they do in the lobby where they have a tile floor.

It is a Hawk and I actually have owned it for a few years. I am using it more often now on commercial jobs so it will be making more appearances in the future as I really like using it.

The thing that makes this worse is there are those on RUclips posting videos showing these things and they are not warning of the dangers. I have seen some truly scary videos by these cowboys and the poor newbie watches and assumes because the clown has many views he must know what he is doing and that is a disaster.

Thank you, there are many videos out there go individuals claiming to be experts but giving very bad advice that can cause newbies to get into a lot of trouble. I have noticed the ones that claim to know the most often give the worst advice.