Hi Omar, haven't got the experience myself in particular with muddy basement as when I demoed we were always using on dirty concrete or tiles. What I can say though, if there is too much debris, it can clog up the venturi nozzle and the venturi eventually stops. Hope that helps!
@@rbraendle thank you! That was key information for me. Glad I found your video! I planned on using it to strip decks, but it sounds like the coating being removed would block the venturi. Better off with the vac version. Thanks 👍
Will that pick up heavy soiling ? from the joint lines / earth and dirt ? MY guess is mosmatic are keeping hush on this and it is only efficient on clean surfaces ..
Hi John, thanks for your msg! I'm afraid won't work to pick up soil. It would block the venturi nozzle which has an orifice of 1.09mm (size 030 nozzle). Best regards Roman
@@fensterputzernuernbergerlangen Both good products I guess. I haven't tried the Falch version myself but was happy with the Karcher for home use. Did you know that Mosmatic offers 30+ different models from ø200 to ø750 and up to 500bar. Check out: www.mosmatic.com/au/products/high-pressure/
@@rbraendle Thanks Buddy.. we all know Mosmamtic is an excellent product . but it seems their venturi attempt is not as good as we all thought.. its is basically for inside work and outside / external cleaning of surfaces which have little to no debri on them ... the external ports of the falch and the karcher are positioned differently and and allow for heavier soiling to pass through them ... no i do not work for any of them i am a window cleaner ..
@@fensterputzernuernberg Hi John, thanks for the flowers :-) If you have little to medium debris to pick up, you would need to chose one of the following surface cleaner series: FL-AH, FL-AER, FL-ABB. However, with these units you need an external wet-vacuum. Any questions, please forward directly to myself: r.braendle@mosmatic.com
Would this work on Very dirty soiled outside pavers ? my guess is no ..
Would it work on muddy basements
Hi Omar,
haven't got the experience myself in particular with muddy basement as when I demoed we were always using on dirty concrete or tiles. What I can say though, if there is too much debris, it can clog up the venturi nozzle and the venturi eventually stops. Hope that helps!
@@rbraendle ok thank you maybe if I sweep the basement really good and then use the surface cleaner
@@rbraendle thank you! That was key information for me. Glad I found your video! I planned on using it to strip decks, but it sounds like the coating being removed would block the venturi. Better off with the vac version. Thanks 👍
Will that pick up heavy soiling ? from the joint lines / earth and dirt ? MY guess is mosmatic are keeping hush on this and it is only efficient on clean surfaces ..
Hi John, thanks for your msg! I'm afraid won't work to pick up soil. It would block the venturi nozzle which has an orifice of 1.09mm (size 030 nozzle). Best regards Roman
@@rbraendle Better off with the Falch Scater 5 or a KArcher FRV 30 me or the normal version then
@@fensterputzernuernbergerlangen Both good products I guess. I haven't tried the Falch version myself but was happy with the Karcher for home use. Did you know that Mosmatic offers 30+ different models from ø200 to ø750 and up to 500bar. Check out: www.mosmatic.com/au/products/high-pressure/
@@rbraendle Thanks Buddy.. we all know Mosmamtic is an excellent product . but it seems their venturi attempt is not as good as we all thought.. its is basically for inside work and outside / external cleaning of surfaces which have little to no debri on them ... the external ports of the falch and the karcher are positioned differently and and allow for heavier soiling to pass through them ... no i do not work for any of them i am a window cleaner ..
@@fensterputzernuernberg Hi John, thanks for the flowers :-) If you have little to medium debris to pick up, you would need to chose one of the following surface cleaner series: FL-AH, FL-AER, FL-ABB. However, with these units you need an external wet-vacuum. Any questions, please forward directly to myself: r.braendle@mosmatic.com