Love mine, we put 5 gal paint strainer over the cage filter so it is easy to clean. The only other filter I've tried was the plastic hydro force filter. Just an FYI if you end up getting one, it will leak a bit from the gaskets when not under pressure, I think it's designed that way to flex when in use and relax when not in use.
Yes we have one and we also have Robs filter. Robs filter wins hand down. Maintains vacuum much longer and no issues with gaskets or cracking since its stainless steel.
The upholstery tool from Sapphire is the best hands down. But trust me, Rob's filter is much superior.
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No offense but very ignorant comment. The filter in the tank fills up quickly and you'll lose vacuum up to 50% very quickly. It also stops debris from ever hitting your tank. Less mess to clean up and less chance of dust/debris getting into the blower. My air filter stays much cleaner with an in-line filter.
If I was in your position I would buy everything. Of course i would like to own one. I wanted the Drimaster upholstery tool remember. I waited 8 weeks then it was gonna be another 8 weeks so I had to switch to the RotoVac. I probably drove past the store a hundred times thinking man it’s just sitting in that store. But i wanted to buy it from you. I don’t feel shame not buying an inline filter sorry I don’t feel 50 percent loss of suction. I don’t have millions of dollars to buy all the carpet cleaning stuff in the world.
I totally get it sorry if your just cleaning and it’s a fleet might as well buy it easy on the employees. A lot of my jobs are quick and easy cleans. The medium to big jobs on a fleet I’d have the TMF boss filter for sure.
