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I almost pulled tbe trigger 2x this year 😂. Most likely, in the near future, I will. The only options we have in my area are the cleanco or the 370/500/570. After doing some research, cleanco xl7 is extremely heavy, 370 would be fine because I do 90% residential with 100-150 feet of hose runs, and for the rest, i got a booster.

@@carpetcleaning999 ive heard great things about the 370, everyone loves them even if you get a older model there great

Well, you can not get the same manufacturers reading, but you can still use it to read how well your vacs are performing. It's all about numbers. Just test your airflow and record that number, and compare it with longer hose runs or with different machines

Thank you. Exactly, people who have carpets in their home need to maintain them at least once a year at least.

Yes, this one was a great addition to my arsenal. Now I can use bigger equipment because of enormous cfm. The closer I bring it to my wand, the more cfm I get with longer hose runs.

Thank you brother

Fedri- do you have experience with the new gen Mytee shutoff switch?

​@runzization No not really. What's going on?

I am using the worx sprayer 320 psi. www.ebay.ca/itm/303761295626?chn=ps&norover=1&mkevt=1&mkrid=706-166974-054847-1&mkcid=2&mkscid=101&itemid=303761295626&targetid=2274951440814&device=m&mktype=pla&googleloc=9000820&poi=&campaignid=20999386986&mkgroupid=166581691917&rlsatarget=pla-2274951440814&abcId=9378214&merchantid=116361095&geoid=9000820&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiAmMC6BhA6EiwAdN5iLdYly2sbr6GpJRohpAnr-Z3-FrMmWEnTji4uRRiEkzyTwQ0_bMYyGhoCSJkQAvD_BwE

The tip is 1/4. I bought s 1/4 inch jet and put that because I don't like the factory tip.

You had to replace those factory seals with Viton to handle Hotter water?

​@runzization probably yes, because I can't use hot water with this sprayer. It has to be warm or cold.

The big beds are hard to be moved by the customers. So cleaning around the furniture is a common thing around here. However, there's no water that will go under the furniture because the water will be simultaneously extracted, and the water won't make its way under the furniture. If that was the case, I would warn the customer. It's totally safe.

@@carpetcleaning999 Yeah - one reason it works is because you have such powerful suction (professional / industrial) and get the water right back out. Home versions don't have that.

​​@@GenXGamerGirl_Absolutely correct. Those powerless carpet cleaning rental machines will leave the carpet so wet, and the water most likely will make its way through the furniture and this may damage the furniture and possibly mold can start. Our powerful system leaves the carpets damp, usually dries in 2-4 hours.

I think so as well.

Thank you, I am very happy with how it turned out.

Thank you

Do play with it, it could be little different for you, all depends on the type of pump and transfer pump will have slightly different settings that you need to arrange.

Yes and no. It depends on the carpet condition, if a customer calls me every 10 years with heavy build up, I can only clean to a certain degree, however if they start calling me once a year that layer of dirt will be less, and most likely the carpet will clean to its best it can with hot water extraction using a reputable company that's using high end equipment vs to a rental from homedepot. I have customers who call me every 6 months or every 12 months. Their carpet are very clean, and everytime we clean the carpets we use an odor control to kill bacteria that causes bad odors. Carpets are high in maintenance vs to hardfloors but most people still choose Carpets at their second floor bedrooms because of sound damping and keeps the rooms warmer in the cold winters. Mopping or steaming hardfloors will not give you clean floors either, still requires extraction.

😂 good question. Some call it a whip as well. I guess the 1.5 inch connects to the 2inch, so instead the technician is working with a full 2 inch hose all the way, to make it easier for himself he connects the 1.5 inch hose.

@@carpetcleaning999is it just due to the weight? Do you lose airflow and suction going to 1.5?

​@@daviddang82yes it could be due to the weight as well that's easy to manage, in a way you're cheating 😂 If you only use 1.5 from your machine to the wand you will notice a significant difference vs to 2 inch. If you use a long cheater hose lets say 25 feet, yiu will still notice the difference vs to full 2 inch but still better than the dirst option. And the shorter your cheat hose you will barely notice any difference vs to full 2 inch hosr runs. This is why my 1.5 inch is short as my arms length.

Hi, I haven't compared it, but if I can know what vacs they use and if it's in parallel or series, I can compare that way. However, I have a tile spinner, and with 500 psi, my monsoon does spin it. But you still have to pre-scrub the grout lines because it's not going to be as effective as 800-1200 psi. The pressure of 500 psi won't cut the dirt as it will of higher psi. That's why you need to pre scrub it. Another option is to get a tile wand with bristles that agitates when rinsing the tiles.

@@carpetcleaning999do you have any videos of you doing tile with the spinner?

​@@daviddang82yes i do but not with my monsoon pump. Tomorrow I can take a short video where I will hook up my spinner to my monsoon pump.

Thanks, they were never cleaned before and this is a new customer to impress them so they can call us regularly. They also had the second staircase and a sofa and a loveseat, an area rug and a sofa chair to be cleaned, and fabric protection.

@carpetcleaning999 that's awesome! Hopefully they will become regular customers! These look great!

Yes, the customer was also impressed. The carpet was never cleaned before. They also had the second staircase and a bunch of upholstery cleaning with fabric protection.

Hi, you mean a direct injection for your rinses?

Thank you. The tmf rocket booster has the 6.6 2 stage. Once that's done, I will replace it with a zx vac motor.

Yes, my system had lots of suction, but this was for my regular 14-inch wand. About 5-7 years ago, I had a mytee booster similar setup like this. This adds more cfm to use the bigger equipment. I am returning back to what I was doing previously.

Yes, my system had a lot of power, but that's for my regular 14-inch wand. I need to add more cfm to use bigger equipment. About 5-7 years ago, I had a mytee booster just like this, I am returning back to what I was doing back then.

You will see

Yes it does, these gloves have the ability to collect all types of hair. It's the nitrile gloves from costco.

250 feet with my monsoon alone 2 zx vacs in series. And 415 feet adding a booster. I don't use cuffs on my hoses, also I use 2 inch hose to increase cfm. Please watch the vid th-cam.com/video/9pquUM8HtQY/w-d-xo.htmlsi=hT_Un_G1Dusevwd-

Yes I did and I used it that way for some time as well. I might have a video. Let me see if I can find it. You know what, if I didn't have any electrical issues with my speedster I would have kept it that way because I was really happy with it. Great power.

@carpetcleaning999 I have the Speedster 1005DX(c302a vac motors, 400psi) Have an extra LX and thought if there is anyone who knows how to fasten at waste tank it's fedri@EHS! Would really appreciate it!!

@@runzization i will show you what i did. Wait for my video.

​@@runzizationHave a look at the last video see if that what you are looking for.

​@@carpetcleaning999yes thanks! I'll let u know the result. btw my speedster was going to be scrapped but you can replace wiring harness complete(~$100USD) at JonDon or Mytee dealer as the harness is new&in production

Hi, I have used 90 feet of 2 inch hose on this job. Have a look at our video that shows how we used 400 feet.

I had an old aluminum wand from mytee. Instead of throwing it to the garbage, I have cut it into small pieces, using them connectors.

@ tell me if Im wrong , that was 2” in wand ?

​​@@Mandodeskyes I had 2 inch wand before from mytee the one with 5 jets. Their swivel won't last more than 2 years they are garbage.

@ I was about to buy one, but I didn't. How are you doing with the Vantool one? I'm unsure whether to buy one made of aluminum instead of the stainles steel one.

@Mandodesk Excellent decision. I was stupid enough bought 2 of mytee wands, used them for 5 years.😄. I love the vantool wand so far. Almost 2 years and still solid, rinses very well becauseof the jet alignment, you won't see any jet streaks. Mine is heavy, sits nicely to the carpet and i like it heavy, i don't lift it much because it will wear me off easily, if you're looking for a light one you can try the aluminum head. I don't know how much lighter it's compared to mine. If he had a return policy I would buy his terminator but his return policy sucks, final sales. Once I bought the bonzer and didn't like it, so I have returned it.

Good question. You need a reliable, powerful, portable machine like my monsoon, auto fill and auto dump). A little giant heater, a fresh water barrel, a transfer pump. Hook them up and start making money

@@carpetcleaning999 do you have Facebook? I would like more details. I have a carpet cleaning business but I want to run it out of my van with portable

Glad to help

That's the vantool wand.

Sounds a very strong suction. As long as you don't have any loss of air flow you can go long hose runs with it np. I would also never switch to a gas truckmount. My system is exactly the same with similar power.

@@carpetcleaning999 I had thought about going cuffless for a long time, but when I saw your video and see the kind of results you're getting without hose cuffs I went to work in a hurry, and I even gone a little further than you, I've also gone inline filter-less. I never really liked inline filters, and the Mytee piglet sock filters I always felt like they rob my cfm a little, I had told myself when I build my ETM I would build it in a way where I won't have to use an inline filter. Basically, I built it in a way where the trash drops into a mesh basket inside the ETM, empty it then rinse it out at the end of the day. Now with 4 LX vac motors, no inline filter, no cuffs now the only problem I have now is it's hard to hear my phone because my wand is always at me but I ain't mad though. Now I have a ton of flash cuffs I can put on eBay. This has to be one of your best videos!

​@@lovingeachothernowohh wow that's awesome. I also noticed no suction loss when I have removed those cuffs. That's how I was at 400 feet with 3 vacs.

@@carpetcleaning999 You know there's a way to connect a 1.5" tool to a 2" hose without using a reducer or 1.5" cuff.

​@@lovingeachothernowwhat's the way?

Thank you ❤

They get them done annually. My buddy has the contract, but he was on vacation and asked me to take over this year to help out.

Thank you

Hi, I use tmf products mostly. I use the labels, all of them are great. My favorite is red label.

I have to make a separate video for this. Remember, this is not the same cfm as they measure. The numbers that I was showing was just a number with some settings.

Do you mean the psi on my pump? I did, and with 400 feet of hose run, the pressure was the same.

Yes it is insulated because of cold winters here.

2 zx in series and the booster is a 6.6. I think if the booster was also a zx or an lx I would get more suction.

@@carpetcleaning999 was the booster in series or parallel?

2 zx and the booster is 6.6. I think I will get more suction power if I had the booster as a zx or lx.

Thanks so much!!

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