Doing hallway in high-rise apartment buildings and noticed the Cimex doesn not clean around exit doors and elevator doors...you know...those little corners.

do you guys just brush?

I was considering using a doodle bug.


Thank You
Ken Jacobs - Toronto
www.cleaningequipment.ca

brush works with sprayer & releaseit/DS. Or you can purchase the Icapsol mini from Rick G. I understand it gets edges really good. AS close as a half inch to edge. I do the brush cause i have to. The Icapsol is on my menu though.

Thanks
Your Servant Alex

I use an angle brush like this one. Screw on a broom handle or take it off when scrubbing stairs. The bristles are rough and it does a great job. I bought mine in Florida for about $5. Looks like this one is available at H

http://www.heacocks.com/whatsnew.htm

Doodle bugs work ok, but they tend to flip around a lot. Too much friction from the carpet. The triangle brush is by far the most popular one we sell for that purpose.

Keep Smiling
Rick Thode
Cimex/Releasit Canada
rick@releasit.ca

we were thinking doodle + pail of water/encap DS to keep the doodle wet.
we have the 19" FiberPlus so we'll cut those square.

Thank You
Ken Jacobs - Toronto
www.cleaningequipment.ca

A few years ago, Rick G gave me one of Gary Heacock's triangular brushes.

I now have two and would not be without them.

One with handle, one without, saves time screwing.

Been down the road of other brushes, doodle-bugs, etc;, the above brush rules.

Cheers,

Shorty.

Anyone ever use a Scamper? Those things are fantastic. You can put a brush head on or use a thin encap pad. The motor is powerful and does a great job. I used one a lot in residential for filtration lines, but works great in commercial also. I did a church auditorium once and that thing earned it's keep that day for sure. All the pews had to be edged around and there were a bunch of em. I've got one that I'm gonna sell if anyone is interested. You can check one out at Bane Clean's site. I gonna let this one go for $300.00. (I've got too much equipment).

Thats not a bad lookinng machine there Joe.
Whats the durability and life span of one of those?
What have you found particulerly (hope thats spelled right) nice about it? Gear driven, is there high maintenance?
Looks to save time, money, and back. (smile) I'd like to have one.

looks great for residential and offices. thanks for the post!

Thanks
Your Servant Alex

Has been trouble free for me. To my knowledge there really is nothing to maintain. What I like about it is the power combined with the light weight. Plus it takes up very little room in the van. Neat machine.