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Here it is for those who missed it: http://www.autogeekonline.net/forum/product-reviews/64350-double-review-mytee-firebird-hp60-hot-water-carpet-extractor.html

It is extremely user friendly. And everyone is so helpful if you need to call them for something.

That would be awesome for those who don't yet have these! Something like buy both and get $100 off would be a great deal! Nick, Meghan...thoughts?

Yes. Pre-treat carpet, steam with scrub brush, traditional hot water extraction.

I use Quickbooks Online; it works great for me and I love how it and my GoPayment by Intuit application sync together, keeping everything organized.

Great photos indeed! I love the color of your Vette. :dblthumb2:

I can tell you now that for $349 you're getting a very good machine; it's a great investment if you've been wanting a steamer but aren't ready to spend $800-$1000 on some of the more popular ones, like the VX5000.

Get some 3" PVC and 8 caps. Cut about 3' of pipe and cap one end. Repeat 4 times. Fill with either cement or playground sand. On the remaining 4 caps, drill an eye bolt through the cap, then cap the ends of the pipe. Hang from the tent with bungee cords or rope. It won't move.

You will be very happy with an EZ-up. I had a 10x10, but now I have a 12x12, which I suggest going with.

Holy mackerel, you are very lucky that your head or face wasn't in the way!! Glad to hear you're okay.

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Take your time to learn them and you will love them!

Charge by the hour; I would not accept anything less that $40-$45 per hour.

Today, I finally got a chance to put my Mytee Firebird to the test. I had an interior job on a heavily soiled Ford Focus so I decided to use the Firebird in conjunction with my HP60. First, I sprayed an APC, then hit the surface with the steamer and nylon brush attachment. Next, I followed up...