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Clean Freak Commercial Extractor
Looking at some extractors online and narrowed it down to one of the clean freak machines built by Sandia. I think I may try out the portable spot cleaner without heat for around $360+ but was wondering how much of an upgrade this will be from my current setup which is just bissell LGM. Anyone have any recent reviews on this machine I found some info doing a search but would more input. Thanks in advance.
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Re: Clean Freak Commercial Extractor
Originally Posted by lizzard187
Looking at some extractors online and narrowed it down to one of the clean freak machines built by Sandia. I think I may try out the portable spot cleaner without heat for around $360+ but was wondering how much of an upgrade this will be from my current setup which is just bissell LGM. Anyone have any recent reviews on this machine I found some info doing a search but would more input. Thanks in advance.
Mobil or fixed detailed
If mobile with no generator I'd find something heated with 15amp draw
Which leads to the aztec hotrod
There's a green Sandia like CF model for 645
No amp draw listed but id imagine it's 15
But only 600(half) watt heater and bigger tank(double)
.which means slower at heating and less hot then the aztec hotrod
If amp draw isn't an issue theires one for 1130 and 2 for 1250-1350 on the CF site that looks good
Could always keep the lgm and get a steamer
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Re: Clean Freak Commercial Extractor
That's what I have now is LGM and mcclough steamer with ok results just looking for something little more stronger without breaking the bank. the clean freak no heat seemed like a deal but not sure how much of an upgrade it would be from the Lgm, steam and shop vac method I use now. I'm also mobile with no generator yet, using customers power supply.
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Re: Clean Freak Commercial Extractor
Originally Posted by lizzard187
Looking at some extractors online and narrowed it down to one of the clean freak machines built by Sandia. I think I may try out the portable spot cleaner without heat for around $360+ but was wondering how much of an upgrade this will be from my current setup which is just bissell LGM. Anyone have any recent reviews on this machine I found some info doing a search but would more input. Thanks in advance.
me personally I would not buy it ,save a little more if you can and get a heated unit .
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Re: Clean Freak Commercial Extractor
Find a local Jan SAN house that carries Sandia. They can all beat clean freaks price if they carry Sandia.
Originally Posted by lizzard187
Looking at some extractors online and narrowed it down to one of the clean freak machines built by Sandia. I think I may try out the portable spot cleaner without heat for around $360+ but was wondering how much of an upgrade this will be from my current setup which is just bissell LGM. Anyone have any recent reviews on this machine I found some info doing a search but would more input. Thanks in advance.
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Re: Clean Freak Commercial Extractor
A non heated unit with filled with water heated by a bucket heater would be your cheapest option.
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Re: Clean Freak Commercial Extractor
Originally Posted by Muddyoldgoat
A non heated unit with filled with water heated by a bucket heater would be your cheapest option.
+1
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Re: Clean Freak Commercial Extractor
Originally Posted by Muddyoldgoat
A non heated unit with filled with water heated by a bucket heater would be your cheapest option.
That's smart thinking and a good idea to a certain point.I don't think a customer would be down with that,but otherwise maybe good if hot water is easy to get.
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Re: Clean Freak Commercial Extractor
Sorry miss read what's a bucket heater never heard of it?
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Re: Clean Freak Commercial Extractor
Originally Posted by GSKR
Sorry miss read what's a bucket heater never heard of it?
It's precisely what it sounds like, a heater, inserted into whatever is in your bucket, which heats said contents.
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