heated carpet extractor
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proudpoppa
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probably the aztec. have not personally used it but i have read many good things about it on here.
BobbyG
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Geez Tom, I had no idea these things were that expensive! :wow: I like good quality tools but for the home guy $700 and up makes it highly unlikely for me!!
trhland
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u dont need one like that for personaly use. those are ment for detailing for profit use. foryourown ride all you need is a bissel. the pro heat is what i have .. now if you start detailing on the side then you might want to upgrade to one that a/g sells. those are ment for high volume use..:xyxthumbs:
BobbyG
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You're absolutely right! I was looking at the ones through Autogeek and was really impressed with the one under their name. For now though, I'm going to scale it down just a wee bit!!
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I started with the Durrmaid 1600, which is nice for saving space in a truck or trailer. However, I quickly out-grew it as far as how big of a job it could handle. I just recently bought a Mytee HP60 (a smaller version of the Mytee HP-100 GranPrix Hot Water Extractor) about 2 weeks ago. Much, much better. Plus, with the Mytee, you can buy many more attachments to make it more versatile.
Showroom Shine
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I have the Aztec Hot Rod Hot Spotter. Yes it is a pricey unit.But I am glad I made the right decision. My Hot Rod is with me on every detail.It heats up pretty quick,has great lift,has the clear nozzle,and wheels. With my steamer and extractor,cloth seats look like they came from the Dry Cleaners! It's great for the mobile guys!
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I am looking for a pro one. What do you suggest?
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trhland
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i used to have the durrmaid one and thats the same one a/g sells but a/gs might be under a different name righ tnow not sure .durrmaid is good /or mytee is another ..
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Thanks for letting me know.:xyxthumbs:
V3AutoDetailing
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Aztec, I love mine. good lift, heats quickly. Wont go wrong with this.
tcfatboys
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If you don't want to spend that much money / but still want something pro / or close to pro.
Go to the carpet cleaning shop's some times they have use portable extractor's
one with the integrated heater, so you have that hot water ready to use all the cleaning time.
It help's a lot
if you wan't power choose a 3- stage / 200psi / 2000 watts in line heater
Go to the carpet cleaning shop's some times they have use portable extractor's
one with the integrated heater, so you have that hot water ready to use all the cleaning time.
It help's a lot
if you wan't power choose a 3- stage / 200psi / 2000 watts in line heater
Mobile detail
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I have the mytee hp60 and absolutely love it. Lots of lift and many attachments. Compared to the mytee lite 2 it blows it away. That being said if your not going to be detailing professionally you can get by with the mytee lite 2. I would go with mytee over other brands. I've read about numerous problems with the durrmaid.