Oreck ORB550MC Commercial Orbiter Floor Machine Soft Surface Demo

Oreck ORB550MC
www.cleanitsupply.com/p-85443...
Product SKU: ORKORB550MC
Commercial grade floor machine
Makes it easy to sand, refinish, strip, scrub, wax and polish all floor surfaces
Can also be used to deep clean carpets
Ideal for tight spaces
Brush head rotates in random orbital pattern
Easy to use, with convenient fingertip control
Buffs and polishes hard wood floors
Scrubs and cleans ceramic tile, grout, concrete, and can remove oil stains
Also cleans vinyl planking, porcelain tile and VCT (vinyl composition tile)
Revitalizes vinyl, brick, slate, and stone floors
.5 HP
175 RPM
50' Cord
13" Cleaning path
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[@donbaxley5530]

I have used this stuff. On real dirty grubby carpets, it doesn't work well. On lightly indoor outdoor carpet its great and fast. Gets lots of stain types out and they do not come back.

[@MostafaMekkawy123]

You need to test it on staines in order to convince people

[@chabka34]

It's so good at cleaning clean carpet do you have a product available for dirty carpet

[@richb1576]

If you lightly spray a carpet cleaner on your stain and then use the brush to agitate it.
You can then use the bonnet to grab the dirt and product from the carpet.
I would recommend soaking the bonnet in water and ringing it out as much as possible.
You can clean a normally dirty carpet this way by cleaning the bonnet as needed. Or a fairly bad stain.
I would recommend a carpet shampooer or steam Cleaning for seriously dirty carpet.
But for light weekly cleaning and the occasional nasty stain this mach works great.
If you use the wet bonnet method. After the carpet dries you can use the dry method and vacuum. Since your not soaking the carpet it should dry within an hour. Quicker if you put a fan on it.
I hope this helps.
Of course a stiff brush will give you the same results. But whats the fun in that???

[@donnaspuppyplayandadventur9397]

Sorry guys this was a fail. You never showed the stain prior to putting down the dry cleaning agent. Big fail that led me to believe it may not work as good as proclaimed.

[@richb1576]

I have this. It does work well for weekly or monthly cleaning and the occasional nasty stain.
But you need to know how to use it. These two guys prob never cleaned anything serious.
I have over 20 years in a school system. Ive cleaned everything and this mach is great for home or retail. Anywhere where it will be used once a week or a few times a month.

[@prabhalall6008]

Want ti purchase brush detergent for carpets

[@cheriduncan2315]

What's the difference between the 600 and the 550

[@anawhite1675]

Where can I buy the pad and what size?

[@1nsalley]

Did anyone else see a stain on the carpet before they started

[@MrOmarcal13]

He called a dry carpet cleaner a detergent. Lol!

[@mamajan99]

Did they ever say what they were using? It is not actually "dry". It looks like a $25 bucket of "Capture Carpet & Rug Dry Cleaner" He allowed time for it to "dry" before vacuuming. Detergent: Any non-soap cleaning agent. From Latin detergentem "to wipe away, cleanse," from de "off, away" (see de-) + tergere "to rub, polish, wipe,"

[@michaelswift3387]

If you use any spinning type machine on carpeting (except rotating cylindrical brushes) your manufacturer's warranty ends that day.

[@stevetheyardguy1738]

A recently removed dry latex paint overspray from tile floors with Jasco paint/epoxy thinner. It helped but the 2 bedroom apartment still took 3+ hours or major scraping with a wire brush. I want to find a Product/Method that will melt that shit away

[@JustJanitor]

Acetone?

[@alihapali]

Do you have this in 230 v ?

[@CaseAgainstFaith1]

They do not sell a 230 V unit.

[@Bborg19]

they think we are a bunch of suck's, pun not intended

[@Dids3456]

Bad add, how do you guys sprinkle powder on a clean carpet & trying to advertise the machine how great it works lol 😂

[@JuanMartinez-pd2ct]

Sorry but you clean a carpet that was clean

[@BillSquiresShipping]

getting parts for this machine is not available, They must be discontinuing this and trying to get rid of their inventory of machines - AGAIN NO REPLACEMENT PARTS

[@tonymoore9128]

I own a carpet and hard floor cleaning company, and I quit using all Oreck products except for the orbiter in the video. I had several Oreck vacuums and tried for days to find a motor. Oreck said I had to find a dealer for them to repair it. It would have taken over a month so I found a used Oreck vacuum locally and took the motor out of it. One of my orbiter Bearings failed and they WILL not sell you parts. Again, I was told to find a dealer. I did however find a bearing elsewhere. The orbiter is great and will last a lifetime for the average home owner. If you are a pro, it will still outlast a lot of your equipment.

[@EstebanRios-fh3yo]

Yup! I found out today when I needed to replace the power cord, 😂😂😂

[@olgan9698]

Oreck no longer sells the powder. So, whether this machine works or not is no longer relevant.

[@cramwithcam3427]

All I saw was putting powder on clean carpet then vacuum

[@YanasooSibarah]

Just use a crb

[@jscott4613]

Just as good with the right brushes

[@sam3d]

what an annoying pair of hecklers!

[@mdavid103]

What a joke of an infomercial!

[@TonyMontana-xf8fr]

Makes no sense