Those of you using them- are there any of you who connect to a portable or Truck Mount like me?

Especially beneficial for larger jobs, so you don't have to bucket back and forth every 3 gallons.

If this interests you, take a look at- http://www.heacocks.com/University/Chemstractor.htm

Shows how I did it.

I would use this combination for both very heavy soiling in a residence or large commercial jobs, say 5000 sq ft or more.

And no, I don't sell them.

Gary

what is this "under the bed" tool that you spoke of ?

We don't move BR furniture at all due to space restraints and the PITA factor, but I'd be interested in a pic of the "under the bed" tool...is it just a short stair tool that you get down and clean as far as you can reach or what ?

Thanks

Cleaning under a bed, desk, dresser, etc without moving it was one of my better ideas.

http://www.heacocks.com/University/Cleanunder.htm>

and-

http://www.heacocks.com/University/Cleaning%20corners.htm>

Is several ways to clean corners and tight areas

When you HAVE to move these items, be sure and put them on Sliders Furniture Easy Movers.

And yep, before I did these things, I did break some bed legs, or have them come apart when moving.

AARRGGHH!!

First you get old, then you get smart.


When HWE cleaning, under beds I use a shorty stair tool mostly, for some short legged dressers or night stands, I used an upholstery tool.

Quick, neat, easy.

Gary

Hi Gary, looks like we use similar tools on the same type of work, my under the bed tool is a 40" stair wand.

Unable to open the two links in the above post.

Cheers Professor Emeritus

Shorty

Gary, I have done mine up simular as you suggested but have to use the solution tank. For some reason My solution from tM won't set below 150 psi & that psi won't let chemstractor solenoid valve work.

What psi to use?
Are you cleaning with shampoo with this process?

Thanks!

OOPS!! Sorry about the link error.

Try this-

http://www.heacocks.com/University.htm>

And click on cleaning under beds

And click on Doing a job with the Chemstractor connected to the Truck Mount.


The solenoid in the Chemstractor is made for the gravity feed, from the shampoo tank, with no appreciable pressure, but still works with a portable and 100 psi, and that's where I set my Truck Mount pressure regulator.

If your Truck Mount won't go under 150 psi, try partially closing the petcock when it is connected to the Chemstractor. Also, perhaps the reading on the guage says 150, when the bypass knob is fully open with the least pressure,it is not really that much.

Oh yeah, turn the heat down to about 180 or so, with the full flow, into the back of the Chemstractor shower feed brush, it does not need full heat from the machine.

Gary