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They don't have a sweet spot. They are all lacking in some way. Only so much power per amp, and who wants to find three circuits. But the newest mytee has some great features and likely has the most suck. The escape lite or whatever it's called. Auto dump and fill are the first requirement.

Best part? Freedom. I can pick my days off. Let's me prioritize more important things in their proper place. Not enslaved to a schedule or an agenda. Having some employees can add to the freedom. I went through cancer treatment most of last year at 32 yrs old. Took many days and even almost 2...

I didn't lose one janitorial account despite getting cancer at 32 yrs old, going through chemo, radiation, surgery, more chemo... Almost done. I appear to be healthy again.

Where I live, it feels exactly like it did before the last crash. Every contractor has been building homes as fast as they can, real estate is crazy overpriced, and all the younger people I know are In stupid debt.

I worked at a golf course through high school and played almost daily. I enjoyed it alot. I still play a few times a year, but not as much as I'd like.

Reduce debt. Live within your means. There is always work for people willing to do it.

There is a website called uship and it lets independent shippers bid or five you prices. I've seen it work very cheap.

I cant see that wand being very effective without a 56 blower, and some 2.5 inch hose.

I haven't heard of very many problems that are that consistent or serious. Mostly small problems that are blown out of proportion. Any decent dealer should be able to fix them fairly easy under warranty.

Where is your fuel tank? Taped into the van? Full tank of fuel will heat up slower. You can add a fuel cooler if your handy and it's a constant problem.

I've been using ishine lately too. We scrub and buff once a week in a high traffic hardware store. I'd get with your supplier and which was you use depends on how much you want to maintain.

I have one lady who does janitorial for me that smokes. I think it's dumb, especially because she is always broke and has kids/grandchildren, but she is a hard worker and she works alone so I don't mind. She wants to quit but hasn't been able to. It's a rough addiction, no doubt. I give people...

Being that I have cancer at 32 yrs old, I read dozens of books, forums, visited a dozen or more oncologists, radiologists, surgeons, generals, ECT... And have heard it all. Plenty of folks have told me it was their miracle drug. No one has the real answers though. There are way too many...

Just the smell makes me sick. I've lived near Humboldt county all my life and seen the effects of the marijauna market for 30yrs. I wouldn't hire anyone who regularly smokes it, let alone work or drive under the influence with my business reputation on the line.

I dont really seen the need to spray buff these days. I thought it was so older technique. When and why do you use it? I've done it, but I prefer to autoscrub and buff.

Except half the country never freezes. I think hydro force should just come out with a built in small pressure regulator inline.

That is a really good idea. A small 12volt pump could easily run off your truck battery. Only downside I see is the line that long would actually hold a substantial amount of pre spray. Not an issue if you use your truck every day. I use mine a few times a month, so it would clog up.

Ouch. Sorry to hear that. You don't even have a cool story to go with it. Heal up.

I haven't found one I really like. I love the speed of the hydro force, but I don't use it over 250psi, and even then it fills the air with mist. I need to try some different tips with it. The worx and other battery sprayers held closer to the carpet work well, but I don't like pre mixing a...

All these posts and not one person mentioned that how you spray your pre spray has an enormous effect on how much you breath in. I'm not en expert because I don't do carpet every day like some of you. But I do have a hydro force and several pump/battery sprayers. Using 400+psi and spraying with...

I have cancer and I try to stay reasonable about my chemical intake. Most don't take even the most basic precautions of gloves or a respirator while mixing. Use correct pressure with your hydro force, correct jets, keep it close to the carpet. There are many many accusations about chemicals...

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I can see feeling that way. I schedule all my strip and wax jobs for holidays and long weekends. My wife and I work 2-3 hours a night and get home by 8. And take two months a year off. We make what a good single truck residential operation makes. But I have all day free. Key is getting the...

On second thought, I might just encap it with some microfiber bonnets. You already flushed it out. I'd use a bonnet pro or release it encap product with an op machine or 175. It wont be wet enough to wick and should smell decent.

I have never had much luck with rotary machines on that kind of carpet. A wand with dry strokes, as much heat as you can, and fans should help. As for the chems I'll let someone else contribute.