Have a drimaster that catches the loops on the forward stroke only, and only on the left (right side in pic). I can't feel or see any burs, so I can't work out why it's doing it. Any ideas?
Except I wonder who is paying the bill. Is the husband home because he works from home, or is he the house husband and that's why she pulled out without discussing with husband. I'd have a small fit if my wife said no to something like urine treatment after I said yes.
Yeah when it comes to TM hoses you have to go quality. I have 3 lengths and will be replacing a length a year, which I think will be sufficient... But will play that by ear. You want something like the Parker paraflex. Don't go China. And a bit of solvent should get rid of the spots
Yeah the problem here is we can go job to job from a 30 year old wool carpet to brand new mowhawk and then back to wool. Might even have that in the same house! So I'm looking for something better... Always something better... That will be no more than a similar cost to what I can already get...
We are extremely limited in what chems we have here. So because of the limit, costs are high. I want to make sure that the costs aren't more than is needed. I want to try Rob's stuff but no one's gotten back to me about the MSDS sheets.
I have a boxxer 318. Have been using for many years but it's got me wondering lately how do I know if I'm using the right amount? How much do you go through on say a average 3 bedroom home? (Something that might take 2 hours to clean empty). I would use up to 3 gallons on a job like this.
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Looks like blocked jet if it only did this part way through job. I've had it happen before. I run a 2 jet wand at 400psi and don't have problems so I doubt 450 will make a difference if that's what you normally run provided you TM can handle it.
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