Tornador Black for interiors?

[wn1998]

I'm thinking about pulling the trigger as I'm getting more interiors and it looks like it would make quick work of interior vinyl (doors, consoles and leather seats). I probably wouldn't use it on seats or carpets as I have an extractor. Would you recommend it?

[Vanquish Auto]

I've had one for a while now and I love it. It's a great tool to have on certain jobs. If I have a car that is pretty dirty nasty I'll use.It also works great on door jams. But if the car is not that bad I think it takes more time to use. I know people who use it for everything carpets, seats, dash. If you get one I think you'll like it. But it's not the best detailing tool made, like their videos make it out to be. Spend the extra money and get the "Black" version.

[A2D Signature]

Just get a McCullogh and be done with it. Can he it for 120 and gallons of distilled water goes for $.60

[Vanquish Auto]

McCullogh is a good option too. If I had to pick between the two I would go with the steamer. But the Tornador is a good tool to have in your line up.

[Coopers ST]

What model of McCullogh steamer are you all using?

[A2D Signature]

What model of McCullogh steamer are you all using?

I have a 1275 and it suits me just fine

[oldglorydetailing]

I love my Tornador - great for rugs, upholstery and jambs. I use a 15 gallon dewalt compressor that stays in the van, and a 100 ft hose that is on a reel that is mounted in the van.

[WAXOFF]

Get the Tornador Black not the white.

[Mike@DedicatedPerfection]

I love mine. Works incredibly well in conjunction with the vacuum attachment if you need to pull sand/fine dirt out of carpet.

Here are a few pics from using the Tornador Black, Vac Attachment, & Shop-Vac. No product was injected into the carpet. Only pressurized air and the vacuum.

[oldglorydetailing]

Agreed - the velocity vac works great, I've found it works best without any solution, but with air only.