Anybody hear of or use this?

[tonyb14]

I'm looking for a affordable crb, anyone heard of this one.

 

[iWILLcleanMontreal]

Hi Tony, I've seen and heard of them. There are a couple of different companies that offer them as well. I know of Duplex (I think they are the original manufacturers). You can use them for different applications because you can actually put water in them (so you could clean rubber matting for example). I have used one in the past but it was for cleaning a textured tile floor. It worked well for that. As a crb I don't see why not because you can adjust them to just agitate and not pick up water. I doubt if you can use them to collect dry dirt though, like a brush pro. I see them for sale on ebay quite often.

 

[tonyb14]

Thanks for the info, I wound up buying a strong dry crb about a month ago and I love it!

 

[Nomad74]

That thing looks a little bulky for a CRB, but it is hard to tell from the picture. I have a CRB and it is the best thing. I love it. It makes carpet cleaning so much better and is terrific for agitation of prespray. The Grandi brush can't compete with this.

 

[Artie09]

I'm looking for a affordable crb, anyone heard of this one.View attachment 19080

Any crb gets the job done.

The mechanics are basically the same so don't trip over brands.
Let's be real

 

[tonyb14]

That thing looks a little bulky for a CRB, but it is hard to tell from the picture. I have a CRB and it is the best thing. I love it. It makes carpet cleaning so much better and is terrific for agitation of prespray. The Grandi brush can't compete with this.

Do you dwell then agitate or just start with the crb rite away after prespraying?
I didn't know if it would make a difference.

 

[iWILLcleanMontreal]

I agitate after some dwell time.

 

[like a glove]

If you dont mind me asking, or sounding like the obvious noobie! What does Feb stand for, is it some form of agitation tool?

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[like a glove]

And by Feb I mean crb! Dam auto correct

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[Nomad74]

And by Feb I mean crb! Dam auto correct

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CRB (aka FEB) Stands for Counter Rotating Brush machine.

I wasn't too sure about them until I used it for myself. Now I use it to agitate on every job. It also pulls out all the animal hair that the best Dyson can't get out. Since I have it I removed my 106 pound 175 from my van and just use the CRB for encap work and for prespray agitation when doing HWE. IT also grooms the carpet nicely after using a T-Rex. You can push a CRB around with 2 fingers and it won't throw you around the room like a heavy 175.

Good luck.

 

[like a glove]

Thanx nomad for the explanation, I definitely want one for my self, like anything that you buy though I'd image that there are alot of brands, what are you packing in your van?

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[Nomad74]

I use a CRB made by Strong. It looks the exact same at the other brands out there so I am thinking that they just slap there sticker on the machine and call it theirs. Anyway, I am happy with it. Their site is www.strongdry.com.

Here is a youtube video I made of using my CRB.

 

[elementcarpet]

Awesome video. So the crb's have a fresh/waste water tank on them? Can you use them on residential's?

 

[Jpais]

Awesome video. So the crb's have a fresh/waste water tank on them? Can you use them on residential's?

No they don't have a fresh water tank. It has a collector to grab the excess hair and gunk. Doesn't look like he was using those. It's a really good Pre-Scrub. Yes you can use them for residential a but you have to change your brush.

 

[like a glove]

Looks like it works really well, and for residential small enuff to use in most if not all areas ( furnished houses)

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[MikeV]

Real nice demo ! CRB achieves nice results !
Definitley a must have !


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