Clean It Up
UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Tom Mac on November 16, 2012, 05:39:46 pm
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Anyone heard of these?
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Brand-New-Floor-scrubber-polisher-buffer-cleaner-burnisher-17-/130799510938?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item1e7442259a
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Pretty good price presume they are brand new.
A drive board alone for my Victor is about £85 and
the brushes about £95.
John
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John
just seems a bit to cheap to me.
I am in the class of ( i bought a duo) but i am just not happy with the results. Its time to move on from that entry/startup faze. I know i can better results. Its just what to buy rotary wise.
Tom
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I'm wary of rotaries in domestics unless they're empty.
A seconds lack of attention and bang you've gouged
there antique sideboard. Having said that antique
sideboards and this area do not go hand in hand much.
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It’s looks a good buy, you can pay that for a second hand one
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A real bargain - it must have £150 worth of brushes and pads included in that price.
John, you just need to practice - I can use my rotary with one hand while I'm talking on the phone with the other.
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Yer but Mike and Shaun can use theirs with one hand and wave with the other :D
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Who says I'm using my hands :o
Shaun
PS I'd say it's a great buy until it goes wrong usually electrical, I'm fed up with buying substandard products I've got a garage full which I break for spares if I make one machine out of all the rubbish I have bought it will be a bloody expensive one which I should have bought in the first place!
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I bought one a while back just make sure you tighten all the bolts etc other than that they are quite good for the money even if it lasts a year well worth the money.Paid for itself the first time I used it Neil is a cracking lad to deal with too
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Another option for a cheap rotary is the reconditioned market:
http://www.floorcleaningmachinesuk.com/ (http://www.floorcleaningmachinesuk.com/)
http://www.candorservices.co.uk (http://www.candorservices.co.uk)
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Another option for a cheap rotary is the reconditioned market:
http://www.floorcleaningmachinesuk.com/ (http://www.floorcleaningmachinesuk.com/)
http://www.candorservices.co.uk (http://www.candorservices.co.uk)
Cheap?? :o
not in my eyes they're not... ;D
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Another option for a cheap rotary is the reconditioned market:
http://www.floorcleaningmachinesuk.com/ (http://www.floorcleaningmachinesuk.com/)
http://www.candorservices.co.uk (http://www.candorservices.co.uk)
Cheap?? :o
not in my eyes they're not... ;D
Hector
As a pro padder, what rotaries do you like the most/use?
I like Taski's but also have Numatics which are cheap and do the job.
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I have a taski, and also one called a "clean trak" from Germany not as cheap but very very robust and works well. Nothing at all wrong with the cheap numatics either.
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I have a taski, and also one called a "clean trak" from Germany not as cheap but very very robust and works well. Nothing at all wrong with the cheap numatics either.
Cheers Hector, not heard of a clean track.