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gary evans

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texatherm system
« on: February 06, 2006, 08:59:41 pm »
hi
looking for info on texatherm, anyone use them had feed back for commercial work good but others bad

Cleaned 2 office blocks recently 25000 10000 sq feet hard work hwe just considering other methods if to expand.

cheers in advance

gary

therapist

Re: texatherm system
« Reply #1 on: February 06, 2006, 11:48:25 pm »
Excellent on the type of work you mention

I the complete system, which is practically new and am prepared to sell the lot

Upright vac
Heater tank
Buffer
Chemical
20 Bonnet Mops
Pile brush

I was conned into purchasing it , on the promise of contract work.

r m

gary evans

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Re: texatherm system
« Reply #2 on: February 07, 2006, 06:38:57 am »
r m
Are you selling your system, is it the one advertised last week £1200

Does it do a good job, i,m getting different feedback, only today i was told by a large office no good hwe does far better.

What does it cost to buy new

i,ve got one company who have offered to borrow theres to try out

gary

therapist

Re: texatherm system
« Reply #3 on: February 07, 2006, 07:24:49 am »
In answer to your questions;-

No, that was not mine and it's been sold

Ask the question to the board. In my opinion , it does an excellent job on contract type flooring and is very quick in use. If you use it correctly, results are fantastic.

New price for the complete system, as offered. is around two thousand four hundred

You can learn to use this system in minutes and it can be operated by a lightweight

Can't imagine any company offering to lend out this system, as you must be shown how to operate it correctly.

I will also include Charley pads

r m




bob

Re: texatherm system
« Reply #4 on: February 07, 2006, 07:59:02 am »
Hi,
Have a good look at Dry Fusion If I was you, I spent a very long time looking at all the bonnet type cleaning Systems around and in the end have the Dry Fusion System. very happy to chat with you about it or any one on 07918147048 or come and see me working with it any time. I know that Shaun Bradbury of Dry Fusion would be happy to talk to you and send a man to demo for you . As my van says 'Dry Fusion The Futuer of Carpet Cleaning'
All the Best
Bob Jennings

therapist

Re: texatherm system
« Reply #5 on: February 07, 2006, 08:16:56 am »
You may be happy with your d/f, but there is more to go wrong with that system also, if you wish to raise the d/f as superior to tex/m, we may as well include the new alternative to d/f which is made in Somerset by Craftex

There are also other ways of bonnet mopping and the American forums have constant discussions on the o/p machines.

You could go on and on, however I have a machine and package which I also compared with others and believe the tex/m system to be superior, with less to go wrong.

over to you Gary


woodman

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Re: texatherm system
« Reply #6 on: February 07, 2006, 08:17:04 am »
Gary,

The Texatherm system is indeed excellent on low profile type office carpets.

You do not show where you are located in the country.

Some cleaners on here who use both the Tex and DF might consider coming along and showing you the system in opeartion if you are local to them.

Another system to consider is Charly Pads and micro-splitters again fast and effective and much cheaper.

HolmansUKLTD

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Re: texatherm system
« Reply #7 on: February 07, 2006, 11:43:42 am »
I did over 100,000 sqft last year with charly pads last year on office carpets,no problems what so ever ::)

Regards

Nick
Surreys No1 Carpet & Upholstery cleaner
Surreys No1 Dart player
IICRC water restoration Technician

simonc

  • Posts: 75
Re: texatherm system
« Reply #8 on: February 07, 2006, 05:10:40 pm »
I use T/therm on contracts low profile/flotex and in these cases find it superior and quicker than hwe simon.

gary evans

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Re: texatherm system
« Reply #9 on: February 07, 2006, 05:13:57 pm »
thanks for the replies currently studying differences.

gary

paul_smith

  • Posts: 189
Re: texatherm system
« Reply #10 on: February 07, 2006, 09:52:28 pm »
Therapist,
how much do you want for it?
Paul