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We've been hard at work expanding our selection of professional-grade detailing tools and this week was no exception with the addition of several new Mytee products!


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Here is a little history on Mytee, one of the most respected names in the professional detailing industry.

Mytee Products, Inc. is the oldest carpet cleaning machine company in the industry today. The company has roots dating back to 1977 but the Mytee brand itself started in 1994 with the advent of a portable water heater product. Carpet cleaners were added to the lineup in 1995, and in 2000, Mytee aquired the Hild Floor Machine Company. Hild was founded in 1927 and was the innovator of on-site carpet cleaning. With water heating and portable carpet cleaning technology, Mytee quickly rose to the top of the hot water extractor industry. Today Mytee remains family owned and operated. Their goal is still to offer the best carpet cleaning machines for the best price possible.
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Mytee Firebird VS1500 Vapor Steamer

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The Mytee Firebird VS1500 Vapor Steamer provides an environmentally safe way of cleaning virtually all your vehicle’s interior and exterior surfaces – without using chemicals! By utilizing high-temperature steam, the Mytee Firebird VS1500 Vapor Steamer cleans and disinfects surfaces without leaving any residue behind. Even the most neglected surfaces will be effortlessly cleaned with the power of the Mytee Firebird VS1500 Vapor Steamer!

Mytee Firebird VS1500 Vapor Steamer



Mytee S-300 Tempo Carpet & Upholstery Extractor

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Your search for an affordable carpet and upholstery extractor is over! We’re excited to introduce you to the Mytee S-300 Tempo Carpet & Upholstery Extractor – a lightweight, non-heated carpet extractor that has the muscle to remove oily, greasy stains from carpet and upholstery. The Mytee S-300 Tempo Carpet & Upholstery Extractor is perfect for the homeowner or weekend detailer that doesn’t require a full-size hot water carpet extractor.

Mytee S-300 Tempo Carpet & Upholstery Extractor



Mytee HP60 Spyder Hot Water Carpet & Upholstery Extractor

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The Mytee HP60 Spyder Hot Water Carpet & Upholstery Extractor is proof that you don’t have to spend a small fortune to get a quality hot water carpet extractor. Not too big and not too small, the Mytee HP60 Spyder is perfect for enthusiasts and small detail shops that demand a capable and reliable hot water carpet extractor. From the 1200 watt heating element to the 6 gallon recovery and solution tank, the Mytee HP60 Spyder will surely fulfill all your carpet and upholstery cleaning needs.

Mytee HP60 Spyder Hot Water Carpet & Upholstery Extractor



Mytee Vehicle Drying Accessories Package

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The Mytee Vehicle Drying Accessories Package is an ingenious attachment that will transform your Mytee HP-100 or HP60 Hot Water Carpet Extractor into an interior and exterior drying machine! Just imagine how much time you’ll save being able to dry the interior of one vehicle while you’re detailing another. That’s exactly what Mytee set out to do when they designed the Vehicle Drying Accessories Package.

Mytee Vehicle Drying Accessories Package


Those are just a couple of the new Mytee products we've added this week. Be sure to check out this page for more information on Mytee professional detailing tools.
 
An affordable steamer and hot water extractor!! Im the MAN

Thanks Nick!! :props:
 
That stuff looks really interesting, especially that Tempo as an upgrade from a LGCM. I wish you folks would provide the power requirements for this type of equipment, though (that goes for stuff like the Master Blaster, as well). You really need to state whether these will run on a 15A circuit, or whether they require a 20A or 30A, and or whether on a 15A you can't run the heater and the vac at the same time, for example (or in the case of the Master Blaster, that you need to start the fans individually on a 15A circuit).

EDIT: I see the specs you list on the product page are the same that Mytee lists (they don't give the info either), but digging I found, for example, that the Tempo owner's manual states this: "...it draws about 9 amps (115v). To run effectively, use a dedicated 15-amp outlet." And the Spyder manual suggests a 20-amp outlet.
 
Nice digging Setec, some of my first thoughts too. I was about to buy an Aztec extractor after inc.tax return but I need to look at both of these as steamers seem to have their merit on the job too. I have to look at how much lift the new extractor has.
 
Dave Medvic said:
Nice digging Setec, some of my first thoughts too.
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I watched the Tempo vid at the Mytee site...and that says 11 amps :dunno:

I hope I didn't seem negative, it's just when you start pairing big vacs with pumps and heaters the amps add up fast, and so do the popped breakers. Just seems like the right thing to do to list the power requirements.
 
Setec Astronomy said:
I watched the Tempo vid at the Mytee site...and that says 11 amps :dunno:

I hope I didn't seem negative, it's just when you start pairing big vacs with pumps and heaters the amps add up fast, and so do the popped breakers. Just seems like the right thing to do to list the power requirements.
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Great suggestion. We'll have the amps added to the product description shortly.
 
You can buy both for the price I paid for my Dupray. The only difference is the warranty on the machines.
 
I don't mean to steal the thread but I do not even know how to start a new thread lol can anyone pm me to walk me through it???
 
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Pip7899 said:
I don't mean to steal the thread but I do not even know how to start a new thread lol can anyone pm me to walk me through it???
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click on to forums top left under auto geek, once their go through list, I usually choose off-topic, once open top left new topic click and start typing
 
I've had my mytee lite for a while now and really like the way the product performs. While it does a good job, the warrantee sucks and I've had tons of problems with it. Called the company and basically nothing. I had to come out of pocket for some parts that needed to be fixed because the company doesn't warrantee certain things on the machine! I would seriously consider another brand before I purchase another mytee. I just had to fix it again last month. Down time on a machine that cost $900 several times within a year is unacceptable! No new mytee for me!
 
What parts did you have to replace that were not under warranty ?


Bob :)
 
Pip7899 said:
I don't mean to steal the thread but I do not even know how to start a new thread lol can anyone pm me to walk me through it???
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I actually have an article on that including screenshots to show you how....


How to start a new thread & How to reply to an existing thread


We ALL had to learn how to interact on discussion forums when we first started out. There's also a number of other articles I've written on how to interact on a discussion forum in my article list.

Car detailing articles by Mike Phillips


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Having the right extractor makes all the difference in a quality detail. Thanks Mytee!
 
Bob57 said:
What parts did you have to replace that were not under warranty ?


Bob :)
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I've replaced switches and had to have a company come out and fix a vacuum problem. I believe their warranty is 90days. Really? 90days. Luckily the repair man comes to my town once a week just to fix mytees at local shops, instead of me driving an hour to a mytee repair shop.
 
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