How do you guys with orbital machines go about getting into the corners ??

I think from fading memory, the rags/pads/bonnets/whatever you call them, do a pretty good job along the edge of the carpet, but the corners have me a bit confused.

And that's not hard

Sort of like putting a round block into a square hole, eh ??

Thanks Rambo, I can see it coming

Ooroo,

Shorty.



PS ::: As the inimitable Steve would do, one more silly question, what orbital machine would be your preference for commercial work ??

Such a machine should also be capable of accepting both drive board and brush.


PPS ::: I want an answer before you go to bed and knock off for the week-end

I've seen the light, and changed my wicked ways.
www.get.shorty.com.au

They still have square corners down there Shorty?

You know how to drive a redneck crazy?  Put him in a round room and tell him to go sit in the corner.

Make your own luck,

Del Scrivner
Owner/Operator
Cowboy's Carpet Care

I use 2 different things depends on the carpet.
1) Soft deck brush on telescopic handle.
2)Doodle Bug-white pad on telescopic handle.

You are supposed to clean the corners? oh man i need to fix that.

I use a microfiber cloths

I use the edge brush that Rick sells. I like the idea of the softer plastic on the baseboards as opposed to the edge of a carpet wand.

James Richardson
Commercial Carpet Care

i don't include the 6 square inches of each corner in my quote.

and then i vacuum them for free...

fortunately my clients don't walk on the corners. and the free vac job i give them gets the webs that remain.

i call it value added service.


tx --- Derek.

Thats what works for me.

A white deck brush on a pole works for us.